Friday, November 09, 2007
Learning here in Limbo...
As I wait for an opportunity to implement all the cool technologies I've been learning about, I still read "Simply Headlines" -- which is billed as "The newspaper for the extremely busy." If nothing else, their "Random Fact of the Day" generally amusing. Today's is: "A company in Taiwan makes dinnerware out of wheat, so you can eat your plate. "
The BEST marketing newsletter I get is iMedia Connection. When I get the chance to implement some real strategies, I'll be digging through their archives in a big way.
I unsubscribed from 'MarketingProfs' last month when they published an article entitled "What is Digg?" C'mon now...maybe *they* already knew what Digg was -- but that means their target audience is still clueless, and I don't want to be affiliated with the dummies : )
I also admire two awesome ladies I work with who are doing great stuff in the blogosphere. Design guru Reshma Kumar moderates events for Webguild and her blog posts for them are excellent! I am begging her to "franchise" Webguild out here in NOVA where the tumbleweed blows. Also, Karen Henke (writer extraordinaire) has built up her own "Grant Wrangler" site and is starting to make a name for herself with her "Web 2.0 for Schools" knowledge.
The BEST marketing newsletter I get is iMedia Connection. When I get the chance to implement some real strategies, I'll be digging through their archives in a big way.
I unsubscribed from 'MarketingProfs' last month when they published an article entitled "What is Digg?" C'mon now...maybe *they* already knew what Digg was -- but that means their target audience is still clueless, and I don't want to be affiliated with the dummies : )
I also admire two awesome ladies I work with who are doing great stuff in the blogosphere. Design guru Reshma Kumar moderates events for Webguild and her blog posts for them are excellent! I am begging her to "franchise" Webguild out here in NOVA where the tumbleweed blows. Also, Karen Henke (writer extraordinaire) has built up her own "Grant Wrangler" site and is starting to make a name for herself with her "Web 2.0 for Schools" knowledge.
Labels: grant wrangler, newsletters, web 2.0, webguild
