Month: April 2010

  • Chris Brogan has jumped the shark and totally sold out

    Chris Brogan has jumped the shark and totally sold out Chris Brogan has jumped the shark and totally sold out. He’s a loser. Ignore him, and start working on elevating yourself to social media deity status! Forget Chris Brogan – only YOU can save social media! Go! … … … Are all the gullible people…

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  • Fix the latest WordPress hack

    Latest update to this is at the bottom of the post. Both Marketing Over Coffee and my blog are getting nailed with this hack described by Chris Pearson. Here’s the solution for tackling it, for the moment, until the attack adapts. Log into your MySQL database (most hosts have this via PHPmyAdmin) and execute this…

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  • Vox Populi: Q1 2010

    Vox Populi: Q1 2010 One of the things I did at the end of the year last year was to review the top posts of 2009, and that got me thinking: why don’t we do this stuff more often, like quarterly? I think it’s because we, the content creators, assume it’s been seen and seen…

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  • 11 Little Secrets

    One of the peculiar habits we have in our hyperactive, short attention span culture is the habit of looking for the big secret. We strive desperately to look for the next big thing, the next big secret, the magic wand that will make everything better. What we tend to overlook – or most of us,…

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  • Why Personal Brand is Essential To Corporate Marketing Success

    Plenty has been written about the pros and cons of employees engaging in social media at work, officially or unofficially. Plenty of people have gained and lost jobs through the judicious or indiscrete usage of social media and new media, but by and large, most corporations haven’t truly accepted full employee participation in new media.…

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