How technology enables companies to connect with customers
When I first wrote the Irrelevant Corporate Website, I never expected it to grow and spread, it’s now been translated into several languages, the most recent one in Hebrew, thanks to Omer Rosen who lives in, Rishon Lezion, Israel My colleague Charlene Li recently showed … Continue readingThe “Irrelevant Corporate Website” now in Hebrew (and how to translate websites)
Thanks to you all I was alerted that my feed was acting screwy, (thanks Matt Dunlap for the extra help) I was able to identify the problem in my recent post. I believe that when there’s a problem with something, you should quickly identify it … Continue readingFixing my Feed problem with Feedburner’s Feedsmith: Increase of 66% measurable readership
Summary I asked my Twitter network (2813 sample) the following question: “How do you access Twitter? A) Browser B) Client (like snitter) C) from mobile. Use Percents. Me? A) 80% B) 5% C)15%. I’ll post results” I received 106 responses, and most use a browser … Continue readingSome Twitter Users Prefer Browser Experience (A quick and dirty poll)
Please click on this post if you see summaries only. I believe in giving full feeds in my blog posts as I want to make it as easy for you to consume content. I’ve received about a half a dozen messages that my feed has … Continue readingFixing the Feed
Lately, I’ve been hearing from more startups that they want to get into the enterprise space. These consumer focused web startups are the ones we know and love with the clever non-sensical names, rounded corners, and domains missing the “e”. For many startups, having enterprise … Continue reading10 Considerations for the Startup planning to offer to the Enterprise (and why many will fail)
Measurement is important I’m pretty particular about stats, measurement has always been pretty important, in the corporate landscape measurement is needed to help justify success (or failure) even if you already know something is working to executives. After defining ones goals, you should setup a … Continue readingDon’t ignore del.icio.us and Stumbleupon
Click To Play If you can’t see the above video (perhaps you’re in a feedreader, or one of my email subscribers, please access the post directly) While in Barcelona recently, I got a chance to interview folks from the local blogging community, there were quite … Continue readingVideo: How Web Strategy in Spain differs (2:35)
Update: Chris Saad, one of the leaders of this group has responded to each one of the expectations that I listed out below. Please read his responses, as he’s open, direct, and taking leadership. Last night, I attended the Mashable awards ceremony, and several people … Continue readingWhat we expect from the Data Portability Working Group
Special note If you’re just reading my blog to get my insight but don’t want to hear about my day job (I get criticized whenever I talk about it) then you can skip this post. It’s a tough line to walk as if I don’t … Continue readingUpcoming Research Calendar
Click To Play Tristan Nitot, (his blog on open source in French) CEO of Mozilla Europe talks about how Firefox spread mainly through word of mouth and people just sharing it and advocating it to others. He suggests that the open source initiative first resonated … Continue readingVideo: Tristan, Mozilla’s European CEO on Evangelism and Word of Mouth (4:00)
