Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’

I’m a terrible sleeper.
No, scratch that – I’m a terrible waker-uper.
I set at least two alarms – one placed clear across the bedroom – and hit snooze enough times to wake and enrage BG (rightfully so). While I used to be disciplined enough to rise at 4:45am to write, I’m not disciplined enough to get [...]

This is a guest post from Rebekah Donaldson, President of Business Communications Group LLC and author of a B2B communications blog called Red On Marketing:
In early February, Cris Rominger and I published a free B2B marketing e-book called The New Rules of Outsourcing B2B Marketing: What Marketing Directors need in a B2B marketing consultant today.
The [...]

I would like to tell you a story about a craft fair and I hope it will teach you something about Twitter and other new media. Do you think I can do it? Let’s see.
OK, imagine you’re at a craft fair. Make it something out in the woods where everything smells like pine and cider. [...]

This is a Dear John letter to my Tweople.
Listen, it’s been great hanging out these past few months. Twitter feels like it’s hitting the mainstream and things are really heating up. And that’s the problem.
When I first started using the service, it was like I was listening in to the superstars of marketing, writing, and [...]

Email is dying, mark my words. It will soon go the way of Morse code, the ham radio, and hand-written letters.
Whisper it to yourself: “No. More. Email.” It’s scary, but freeing at the same time. It sounds like heresy, doesn’t it?
So how can email be dying? Emarketer reports that almost a quarter of Americans check [...]