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“on with the jeans, the jacket and the shirt”
from the Suicide Handbook
wtf, why is pandora not working for me on either safari or firefox??
luckily, i have a fire and sarah (http://ephemeron.tumblr.com/) for company.
“don’t bring me down.”
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“on with the jeans, the jacket and the shirt”
from the Suicide Handbook
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dammit, thomas makes me want to post here more than my real blog.
i should probably be doing that anyway being that this is my secret blog and all.
it’s been a while.
back.
working on some music for you. more to come.
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wtf, why is pandora not working for me on either safari or firefox??
luckily, i have a fire and sarah (http://ephemeron.tumblr.com/) for company.
“don’t bring me down.”
Web3.0 Will be Focused on Doing Business, Not Marketing
Can’t argue much with this assessment from Razorfish:
Razorfish issues last rites for Web 2.0 – iMediaConnection.com: “‘Web 3.0 will be much more focused on business solutions and less on marketing communications,’ he says. ‘We’re at a point now where you take all of these tools — websites, search, mobile, targeted ads — and put them together in an integrated fashion.'”
Although, I’d throw in web3.0 will be all about Track. No, seriously.
Head over to iMedia to get the full discussion.
Good Sales & Marketing Wins
I’m not a huge fan of business books, Seth Godin, teleseminars, sales letters, etc.
However, I just listened to this podcast from Jim Kukral with Matthew Scott and it’s really good.
If you’re looking for some info-business type stuff to listen to over the weekend, I highly recommend checking this out:
Podcast: Good Sales & Marketing Wins!: “The Biz Web Coach talks with sales and marketing veteran Matthew Scott of LifesWorkGroup.com about how you can become a better salesperson and marketer. “
StumbleUpon Update Coming Soon
StumbleUpon is one of those sites that everyone uses (or should) but never really talks about. However, as Shawn and I talked about on GeekCast 44, SU has a ton of potential for driving quality “sticky” traffic to sites as well as creating community around them.
If you’re involved in affiliate marketing and not using StumbleUpon, you’re missing out.
And it looks like they are prepping for some major upgrades soon:
StumbleUpon Readies for Another Version Release | Brent Csutoras: “Around 8:00 pm last night, November 19, 2008, StumbleUpon made an announcement in their Beta Group discussions area that they have rolled the majority of their users back to V2 ‘to prepare for upcoming changes that will add new features and optimize many existing ones.’”
I’ll review them when they show up in my account. Head over to Brent’s site and get all the details of what is in store.