Google is huge, HUGE! But I’m sure you realize this.
While I’ve used Google a number of times for self gratification by googling Kendall Card or my alias “powstash”, it’s surprising when I’m not looking for myself that I find myself.
Case in point: I was getting ready to write a blog post for a client, Utah [...]
The weather outside is 80 degrees, not a cloud in the sky and my options for today was a century ride, plant grass, go for a hike….but alas, I’m indoors today, all day.
All day? Yep!
I’m currently at Word Camp Utah (being held at Novell) which if you walked into the room would look like a [...]
Rethinking things that are ordinary and customary is either over done or seldom done.
The desktop on your computer is a great example. Why is it that it’s organize the way it is? Icons, all the same size, general colors, etc. Here is my desktop below. It’s a mess isn’t it? Part of it [...]
I was in downtown Salt Lake City today working at my client’s office (Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau) and went out to lunch with a Shawn, Kaitlyn and Larry. I’d never eaten at Lamb’s Grill Cafe, founded in 1919 by George Lamb. They even use the same recipe for the complimentary bread [...]
Ever had this question? I suppose if you’re a doctor, a lawyer, a teacher, an electrician, etc that you don’t hear that question all that often. But being a marketer/blogger/social media guru/content editor I get that question all the time. Perhaps what I don’t do is tell the story well enough about [...]
Back in “the day” when athletes wanted to get sponsored by a company it involved printing up a bunch of photos that had either been published or which were keepers and creating a portfolio.
Then said athlete would put together a three-ring binder with the images and any articles or advertisements that featured the athlete. [...]
I think people must love to screw up a good thing. It’s true. Case in point – blog comment spam.
If you’ve got a blog you’ll know that comment spam is getting out of hand. True to form Seth Godin saw it coming back in March of 2005. Good guys keep improving [...]
When you’re starting a new company in a sea of 40+ year old companies and a handful of scrappy upstarts, you’ve got to go about things a bit different. Then again, you could likely pick up a 40 year old textbook on business and realize that different is primarily in the application, not the [...]
This is one of the cooler things I’ve seen in a while. It comes from The Edge which is a newsletter from Adobe.
While the 360 Flex Conference was going on in Seattle a group of guys who were attending the conference got together and donated their time to create a new flex application for [...]
Holy social tag jungle batman! (If at this point you’re wondering what the links below are hit the back button on your browser – which I’m assuming is Internet Explorer – and pick another result from the Google search) But in all fairness, I didn’t score too well on the Social Scorecard.
Here is a collection [...]
