Don’t Mistake Genius for Hard Work
I might have told you that I once went to a MENSA meeting just to find out what geniuses are […]
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Microsoft is not going to be SkyNet any time soon
You see their new site, how-old.net? They guess at age and gender from any photos you upload. Of course, you
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The lead gen tactic that we all despise
We can forgive the innocent B2B marketer for spamming their lists. Euphemistically, we call it “blasting”– doesn’t sound like fun
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Twitter shoots itself in the foot by cutting off Datasift access
Last week, Twitter announced they’re cutting off API access to providers like Datasift, forcing everyone to go through GNIP, the
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Fraud in the name of God
The Wall Street Journal published an article about how some authors get on bestseller lists by pre-buying books. One of the
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Only 44% of American adults have a good job
Our government says the unemployment rate is only 5.6%, but it’s a “big lie” according to Joe Clifton, CEO of
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Yes and No on guest posting.
Yes, guest posting is a fantastic technique and drives awesome results. No, don’t do it like this random person who
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Why paying for content is like paying for sex
They’re doing it for the money, not true love. The quality is never as good. You’re dealing with people you
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Cold-hearted people cannot be effective content marketers.
10 years ago, I bled purple. On the Yahoo! campus, we had purple couches, purple cows, and even purple sprinkler
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Google’s search share went from 79% to 75%– why that doesn’t matter
So much quibbling among the SEOs about how Bing is stealing traffic from Google or how Yahoo! isn’t what it
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