From the monthly archives: January 2010

Someone Please Develop a Competitor to the iPad

On January 27, 2010 By

Okay here’s what I don’t get… We’ve been prophesying the iPad for years now and no one had the guts to beat Apple to the punch (except the folks at Techcrunch with their Crunchpad, which I’m sad didn’t get off the ground).

Here’s my biggest problem…

They totally missed the boat!!!

The iPad virtually [...]

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Don't Look at Stats for the First Year

On January 22, 2010 By

To say that I’m a huge Gary Vaynerchuk fan would be the understatement of the century.  I think Gary is badass and inspiring and that he’s definitely one of the people who is changing the world.

With that said, I didn’t go out right away and buy his book ‘ Continue Reading →

Should you ever feel guilty for not blogging?

On January 20, 2010 By

I’ve heard from people like Chris Brogan that you should never apologize if you neglect to post on your blog.  I guess the argument is that if you apologize you’re bringing attention to something that has past, and is therefore no longer relevant.

I have to agree for the most [...]

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Sales by the Business Owner Don't Count

On January 20, 2010 By

I’ve twice found myself in the role that Tony Scelzo calls ‘the worst job in the world’…  The first salesman hired in a startup company.

The first time I found myself there I worked for Marketpath, a web company in downtown Indianapolis.  Actually I was technically the second salesman… I was hired [...]

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Announcing the Tribeswell Seminars Site – Columbus Seminar Jan 28

On January 20, 2010 By

Just a quick blurb to plug a new area of the Tribeswell website.  You can find it at http://seminars.tribeswell.com.

I created the Seminars subdomain site so that people interested in registering for seminars (and nothing else) would have a simple, uncluttered interface to use.

Currently I have a seminar coming [...]

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Start a Movement, Build a Tribe AND Measure Coversions

On January 8, 2010 By

I guess you could look at this post as a 3 step cookbook for using social technology to brand your business.

Start a Movement

Are you riding the tide of what’s always worked in your industry, or are you changing the game? If you’re constantly reinventing possibilities, then you’ve got the culture in place to [...]

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#bloomingtontweetup – Tomorrow from 3-5 PM at Stonecutters Coffee

On January 7, 2010 By

tweetup = a gathering of twitter users

The other day I was a bit curious if there was any history of Tweetups occurring here in Bloomington, Indiana.  I went to search.twitter.com and searched the hashtags #bloomingtontweetup and #btowntweetup and I found that neither had been used yet.

I decided that this is something that would [...]

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Blogging for Search and other great ways to waste good content.

On January 6, 2010 By

I met with my Business coach, Tony Scelzo, yesterday and we were talking about my marketing plan for 2010.  I told him I wanted to make web video a big part of my marketing strategy.  He gave me this piece of advice…

Make your videos short, entertaining, and unique enough that they would have [...]

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WordPress 2.9 Batch Plugin Updates – Amazing!

On January 6, 2010 By

Since I started using WordPress in 2007, I’ve been very impressed with each new version of the software. I started with WordPress back in the 2.6 era. I wasn’t initially all that impressed with the user interface, but once 2.7 came out I knew that the development community was really on to something.

Each [...]

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