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How to Blog Successfully: Community, Content, and Commerce
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I was asked to discuss ways to become a successful blogger for my recent OpenCa.mp presentation. When deciding how best to approach this subject, I knew I had to dig all the way back to my beginnings. I needed to reconnect [...]
Flipboard for the iPad – Free!
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed The other night my long-time friend Robert Scoble tweeted out a link about his interview with the CEO of the company that created the free Flipboard application. This app is the future of news distribution. It’s a beautiful mashup between social [...]
How to Improve the Readability of a Web Page for Free
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Boomarklets are awesome. I remember the first time I saw them – I was amazed! You find them on web pages, and you press the button linked to them. They’ll do a variety of things, depending on what they were designed [...]
On Community-Created Content…
First, we’re going to try a “Caption This” community content creation experiment. Then, I’m going to do my best to cover these points (or at least bring them up for discussion): The best community tools can’t be built. People exist everywhere online, as does the idea of community. Content is a commodity, as is community. [...]
What’s the Best Way to Write a Forum or Blog Post?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed If you’re looking to write on Geeks or any other site, you need to make sure you create good content. There are many factors involved in this process. I’ve written out my top five points to keep in mind, to help [...]
Steal my Content – with Permission and Credit
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Isn’t this soundboard the coolest thing? It was created by live community member desertwarrior. Not only is it fun, it also really underscores my belief in being open about everything I do. He’s taken about 60 clips of things I’ve said [...]
