Oh I crack myself up, I really do. With the aid of this awfully easy plugin to implement, you can now point your mobile/cell/psp/bacon butty browser to The Tinbasher and get a passable reworked version of it on your phone. In other words, it doesn’t take an eon to load. Plus, when it does load [...]
Continue readingGeneral Motors vs The Tinbasher: Round 7
Many moons ago when my blog gills were infinitely greener than they are now I managed to get into a little discussion with GM’s head marketing mullah, Michael Wiley, about the various merits of their Smallblock Blog. (Read here.) I’ve remained sceptical about the prozac-infused nature of GM’s blogging ever since. And so, it seems, [...]
Continue readingBusiness Blog Study From A User’s Perspective
Ingo Haupt is conducting a study on Business Blogs as an instrument for consumer loyalty. In other words it’s a blog study for an end user perspective to see what blog readers/participants/call ‘em what you will think. Which, at the end of the day, is mostly what it’s all about. As Ingo puts it: The [...]
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There’s a Spam-Storm Brewing
I’ve just had a spam shower, the like of which I haven’t seen I first started blogging. It’s been a two hour blitz of bollocks which I can’t work out as to why. My SK2 spam settings hadn’t been changed, but trying to stem the flow on this one resulted in cranking up every setting [...]
Continue readingNever too busy for a chat.
I spend quite a bit of time these days answering Q&A interviews for various blogs, research papers and the occasional news outlet. Dissertations on small business blogging in particular seem to be gathering at quite a pace. I’ve recently had the pleasure of getting to know Christina Kerley slightly better after doing a little interview [...]
Continue readingSTEVEN STREIGHT: how to get a job interview
Who the hell showed Vaspers the record button? It’s quality though!
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