From the monthly archives: December 2009

Chris Brogan recently announced his new iPhone app that features content from his website and info from his twitter feed.  He used a service called MotherApp to accomplish this, and it’s definitely a cool service.

MotherApp allows you to create your own custom app based on the content from your website that [...]

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One of the drawbacks to using WordPress is that it can often be a bit costly and/or time consuming to have different sidebar content for different areas of your website (by sidebar, I mean the slim content area to the right or left of your main page content on most of the pages on your [...]

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I’ve wanted to do this for a few years now.  I thought it would be great to record a few Christmas songs and give them away to friends and family for Christmas.

This year I thought I would take it a step further.  I decided to not only give away cd’s to friends [...]

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I was having coffee today with Randy DeVaney earlier today.  Randy works for Delivra, which is one of the premier email marketing software providers in the midwest.  We had a great conversation about all the ins and outs of email marketing and where the market for email is heading.  Here’s a brief summary.

It [...]

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This post is a bit of an unofficial announcement as well as some good advice for those of you who are in it for the long haul when it comes to your online branding.

I’m doing an experiment in increasing the value of the ‘tribeswell’ domain name.  I’ve added a subdomain http://colinclark. Continue Reading

Hhere were a few people on twitter (@bcimages and @choosingchange) who had a few questions about yesterday’s post, particularly about Google Apps Standard Edition.

Here are the basic differences between Premier Edition and Standard Edition.

Standard Edition Premier Edition Cost Free $50 per user per year Connectivity features I’ve gotten the standard [...]

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I paid under $50 to start my business.  I tell people this and I generally have to scrape their chins off the floor.  How can this be?  How can a business be run for so little money?

The answer is free apps, and this is my desert island top 10 list.

WordPress and plugins [...]

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Who's using Mail Chimp?

On December 11, 2009 By

One of the things that inspired me to start Tribeswell was the incredible amount of free and cheap resources available for promoting your business online.  Mail Chimp is the total embodiment of this philosophy.

I discovered Mail Chimp a while back from their banner ads on Mashable and Smashing Magazine. [...]

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Why I love my Netbook

On December 9, 2009 By

In late July I decided that it was time for a new laptop.  I didn’t want to drop big bucks, so I decided to go with an HP Netbook.  I figured that it would at least be a good backup PC that could go anywhere.

I had no idea that I would love it [...]

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I felt compelled to share an experience.  This past week and weekend, I went through a program called Breaking Through, presented by Jim Zarvos of Zarvos Coaching.

The program is centered around living a more happy and fulfilled life.  I found it very effective at helping me discover my true purpose in this world.

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