Which Twittering Twit…
…after being explained the intricacies of Twitter said, of a tweet’s 140 character posting limit, “Is that per month?” a) My lovely wife, Stephanie. b)… Read More
Category: Blogging
Federal Government Blogs & the Myth of Control
Blog discussions with marketing friends of mine like Skip Lineberg often end up with us trading war stories about potential clients. They’re intrigued with blogging,… Read More
On Word-of-Mouth, Online Recruiting & Measuring Web Site Stats
Rarely do I talk about our clients and their campaigns in this space. That silence is purposeful for a lot of reasons, chief of which… Read More
Marketing a State – Online Reputation Management for West Virginia
Fans of the old Rocky & Bullwinkle cartoon will remember when they told you to tune in next week. They would always end “Don’t miss… Read More
Are you a John M(a)cCain or a (P)PC Guy?
A few weeks ago, John McCain was asked if he was a Mac or a PC guy, to which he answered: “Neither, I’m an illiterate… Read More
Slammer for Fake Blog Spammers
Did you know that it’s now a criminal offense – punishable by up to two years in jail – for any marketer/marketing firm/staff of marketing… Read More
Accidental Link Building Through Blogging
At last week’s Next Generation Marketing Conference (which was a second cousin twice removed from exceptional – get yourself to Martinsburg June 12th) I heard… Read More
Governor Manchin Emails State RE: Daughter’s WVU MBA Scandal
Alright, Now I’m convinced the higher ups at WVU and in West Virginia State government are reading my blog and attending our Next Generation Marketing… Read More
The Perfect Meal for Women: Chocolate Covered Blogs
This cracked me up when I received notice of it in my inbox this morning (courtesy of mediapost) and I’m not sure why. According to… Read More
Update – WVU President Mike Garrison Emails Employees
In the last post, I talked about ways to respond to a pr crisis. In fairness that he is responding to the crisis with a… Read More