Last year I took part in the first ever Age of Conversation book project, along with 102 other amazing writers. The book was fun, and we raised some great money for Variety, a children’s charity. This year when the organizers ( Drew McLellan and Gavin Heaton ) put out the call for authors, 275 people agreed to step up and write a piece of version 2 of the Age of Conversation. This year’s book is called Why Don’t People Get It? and it’s sure to be even more powerful than the first book. It’s my pleasure to introduce this year’s 275 (yes...275!) authors of Age of Conversation: Why Don’t People Get It? Check them out, learn from them, and get ready for a GREAT book! Adam Crowe , Adrian Ho , Aki Spicer , Alex Henault , Amy Jussel , Andrew Odom , Andy Nulman , Andy Sernovitz , Andy Whitlock , Angela Maiers , Ann Handley , Anna Farmery , Armando Alves , Arun Rajagopal , Asi Sharabi , Becky Carroll , Beck...
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True, true. From: makemoneywithyourblog.com Post Date: 2008-10-29 00:28:04
If you’re heading a brand. Stop with everything you do. Head over to David Armano’s blog Logic + Emotion, cause the post that follows this illustration above might do a lot of good for your future career.... more
Trust David Armano to come up with this. Absolutely hilarious but oh so sadly true. [IMG [Slashdot]] [IMG [Digg]] [IMG [Reddit]] [IMG [del.icio.us]] [IMG [Facebook]] [IMG [Technorati]] [IMG [Google]] [IMG [StumbleUpon]]... more
This past Wednesday saw the release of “ The Age of Conversation 2: Why Don’t They Get It? ” Like the first AoC book, it is comprised of short essays from many authors (237 in this case, including yours truly’s modest contribution). The book is now available for purchase at http://stores.lulu.com/ageofconversation , with proceeds going to charity. Getting 237 people to write about social media and raise money for charoty? It’s not (just) an excuse for a bunch of u... more
I can’t believe it. Today, March 3rd, 2008, marks the 3rd anniversary of Make It Great! , the brand and the blog.
A few noteworthy stats:
1471 posts
2520 comments
188 trackbacks
8 authors
Technorati ranking of right around 5000, with about 700 blogs linking back here
My first book, 10 Ways to Make It Great! was published (first and second edition, with 6 printings already complete)
A HUGE thank you to everyone who has commented, linked back, or otherwise contribut... more
Has this ever happened to you...
A big change is coming down the pike, at work, or at home, and though you think things will be better long term, you’re just not sure about the outcome? So you start stressing out, you start feeling afraid of what COULD happen, instead of leaning into it and enjoying what IS happening?
Recently I’ve been afraid of a few things, a few really big changes in my life that are going to be great for me long term, but changes that short-term are very ... more
This week I was hoping to have an interview posted for you with AnnaMaria Turano and John Rosen, authors of the great book Stop Watch Marketing . I’m almost done processing the MP3, and will have it for you NEXT Thursday morning.
Instead, this week I invite you to check out part 2 of my interview with Stephen Hopson, where he shares the " dark side of Phil Gerbyshak ." He also asked me questions about my mentors, how I’ve dealt with adversity in my life, the defining moment in m... more
Friends,
Do you work from home and have the occasional annoying technical problem that you can’t figure out, but you don’t want to go in and pay the Geek Squad $50 or more an hour to do something you KNOW can’t take more than 3 or 4 minutes?
Do you have a home PC that you’re dying to set up with wireless, but your team of helpers consists of the 17 year old neighbor kid you know is setting up your network so he can surf the web without his parents knowing?
Do yo... more
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