Collaboration
Collaboration will change the world! Here’s how.
Sharing Less
What’s private online any more? What’s not? Where should lines be drawn?
SEO and its discontents
SEO, design and content are the keys to any successful website. I can make content. Can I do right by the other two?
The Karmic Wheel Turns
Social Media Karma What is the Karmic Wheel? I was once contacted by a friend, Phil Butler, to write an article for the Examiner. Now, Phil and I had known each other for a few years. We met through LinkedIn. We have never actually seen each other, in person. He’s not even on the same continent […]
Social Media: Hope, Hype or What?
Social Media: Hope, Hype or What? Hype? Hope? Now, this subject has probably been done to death but, here I will do it all over again. Perhaps (hopefully!) my perspective will be fresh and/or of some value. First of all, this post is inspired by The ABA Journal’s take on Social Media. As in the online […]
The Future of Lonely Writer and Adventures in Career Changing
The Future of Lonely Writer and Adventures in Career Changing The Future The future? Well, more specifically, I mean the future of the Lonely Writer website. Wait, what? So as some readers may recall, I started that website as my capstone project at Quinnipiac University. I needed the project in order to graduate with a […]
The Cluetrain Manifesto: 10th Anniversary Edition, a Book Review
A review of The Cluetrain Manifesto: 10th Anniversary Edition by Rick Levine, Christopher Locke, Doc Searls and David Weinberger.
The Deal Behind Online Community and Social Media Job Descriptions
The Deal Behind Online Community and Social Media Job Descriptions Social Media Job Descriptions! This is a shout-out to Blaise Grimes-Viort, Community Manager extraordinaire. His older blog post still rings true today. So in 2010 (it was his most popular blog post), Blaise outlined some differences in Social Media job descriptions. Blaise’s Theory His thinking is: […]
Community Management Haikus
There’s no need to continually take the subject of Community Management seriously. There’s a lot of fun to be had, and I’ve found that haikus, with their very rigid formatting, can offer some surprising outlets for creativity. Feel free to add your own in the comments section — don’t forget the format is 5-7-5 syllables.