If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Updated: 2/4/2010 Quick Disclaimer: I personally have never released a WordPress plugin. One of the beautiful things about WordPress is the sheer magnitude of plugins that add some truly amazing capabilities to our websites and most of them are free. It’s easy to... ...Read More
If you were at the #smcdallas event with Chris Brogan this is for you! Apologies that the audio isn’t 100%, it’s actually lifted from a flip cam video recording. I’ve done my best to boost the levels and compress the noise to acceptable levels. Also, the beginning is truncated. In other words, it’s not perfect, but you can hear... ...Read More
When you kick off your next webstite or perhaps even with the one you already have, focus on what matters and what will get you results (sales, leads, whatever…), not what won’t. Put another way, don’t focus on things that really just serve to distract you from the real work of building a business website. Definte your goal and stay... ...Read More
Coffee Talk with Scott and John Discussion is around Woopra and the use of real-time analytics for business, cost savings and driving profit.
5 Things To Stop Obsessing Over On Your Website: a.k.a. “Can I get that button in cornflower blue?”
6 Simple Ways To Better Google Search Results
Create a Favicon For Your Website
Easily Resize Images for the Web and Email
Building The Ultimate Website Content Map Pt.1
Work Faster with Keystrokes on Windows and MacThis is the second of the two posts re:emails from Perry Marshall. See “Carve out Your Kingdom” for more on that. The email from Perry that hit me hardest illustrated seven ways to create value where there is seemingly none. Creating value out of what we have can seem daunting but the following will spark a number of ideas for you. It seems so simple when you look at it but that is the brilliance of it (again, parahprased). 1. Transform Expertise into Profitable Training – between... ...Read More
Through all of 2009 I had 2 emails that sat in my inbox for the entire year. Not because I didn’t get to them, but because the content served as a constant reminder of what I needed to be doing and how I might do it. Both emails were from Perry Marshall. I reached out to Perry to ask permission to repost those two emails because I really wanted to share them with you. Unfortunately I never heard from Perry on the matter and don’t want to repost them without permission. However, the concepts... ...Read More