It's Good to Talk
I’ve been imagining you all this past couple of weeks frantically opening your bookmarks or feed reader in squeaky anticipation of either a new blog or at least a new post. You could be forgiven in your bleary and teary-eyed state after a weekend of gargantuan proportions of wondering what [...]
Don't be an Outrageous Waster
Every time I turn the TV on I’m confronted by some British TV actor who seems to have made a B-line for the states and looks headed to be the next flavor of the month. I can never take House seriously due to the fact that its hobbling star, Hugh [...]
Steering Clear of Clueless Cliches and Bizarre Buzzwords
It intrigues my why we use cliches. The most preposterous cliché users tend to be sportsmen, politicians, and business types of every persuasion. It’s a way for us to cover up what we mean or talk about things about which we have little idea. Every day you’ll hear nonsense from [...]
(Ab)normal Service May Now Resume.
I feel kinda bad for not having blogged on here for the past week or so. I could make excuses about conferences and such, but I’m on record more than once that it only takes fifteen minutes to throw up a blog post. But, whether that detracts from the quality [...]
The Hills are Alive with the Sound of Wheezing
One of the reasons I look slightly brow-beaten in my older years has something to do with my three paper routes I did as a teenager. They all covered the same ground and were mostly uphill. The only other place I’d find as daunting these days – ok, the only [...]
Blogging: Disciplined Intuition
There’s no denying that blogging can be be slightly difficult. Not difficult in the sense of finger-numbing, mind-numbing or soul-destroying hard work – just in the sense that trying to throw out your better than average guff on a regular basis can be a bit of a struggle after the [...]
From Irate to Loyal Supporter
Father’s Day came around whenever it was. I have trouble keeping it straight without a calendar because it’s not accompanied with as much fanfare as Mother’s Day. I was greeted in the morning with a card from my wife and kids (they just scribbled with a pen and I think [...]
Online Marketing: Innovations That Work Conference
We’re currently in the process of organizing the Online Marketing: Innovations That Work Conference that’s taking place on August 16, Paul WoodhousePaul looks after the SEO side of things here at Direct Online Marketing as well as trying to work out the best social media strategies for our clients.More Posts
Paul Woodhouse Joins Direct Online Marketing
Alright, drum roll. I am very pleased to announce that Paul Woodhouse has joined us. Paul’s first post will follow shortly, but being a modest bloke (that means he’s from England), I wanted to give you a little background information. Justin SeibertJustin Seibert is the President of Direct Online Marketing. [...]
Do Not be Better than Me or I will Sue
A little while ago I read about some crazy parents in San Francisco. If you don’t feel like clicking the link because it would mean you’d have to temporarily leave this wonderful blog, you should call this guy. The jist (sp?) is that some parents of female high school basketball [...]
Internet Poses Bigger Opportunity / Problem for Politicians in Coming Years
Not too long ago, I posted about how the internet could affect political campaigns from a statement verification standpoint. That blog was spawned by comments from top Google brass. They’ve been at it again, discussing how the internet will affect politics and what politicians should know about its changes. Says [...]
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