I was really hoping to avoid commenting on this post, as it involves having to rail—I mean, provide thoughtful analysis on a number of fronts, including: the "industrial age" and how one could potentially interpret this term, the "average worker", which is so general a term in itself that, well, I can only anticipate more … Continue reading Being unique is not the point
NOTA : J'ai eu l'intention de créer une version française de ce poste (version originale anglaise posté en janvier 2010) pour partager quelques réflexions personnelles sur la valeur de ces listes. NOTE : I had the intention of creating a French version of this post (original English version posted in January 2010) to share some personal thoughts on the value of … Continue reading Les listes de Twitter : la courtoisie, la classification, la confiance
Below is a guest post by long-time Twitter follow and colleague @andymci. Andy originally posted this on his blog last week, but I was so impressed by how well he articulated his thoughts around this subject, especially since it's his most recent post after being on a hiatus from blogging. I invite you to add … Continue reading Web Marketing, as taught by the Apple Store
Update, Nov 25, 2011: Shortly after posting this earlier this summer, I took it off and set it to "private only" thinking the tone and message was slightly too subjective, verging on over-the-top snark. But now, I'm all meh. Happy Black Friday! Free insights to autom8's intellectual and emotional entrails. No coupons or discounts needed. … Continue reading Told you so
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