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http://blog.seorevolution.com/2008/08/29/effective-outsourcing-tips/ Growing your business means hiring employees. It is part of the game. I was a big supporter for outsourcing for many years. I ran into issues with many of the outsourced staff lying, padding their hours, working on other projects when they were supposed to be working on mine, etc. So I fired nearly my entire outsourced staff and hired everyone locally. Watching movies at work, IMing friends all day or working on a personal MySpace page wasn’t exactly in the job description I laid out.

Effective Outsourcing Tips

27 Blogging Secrets to Power Your Community | chrisbrogan.com

[...] 27 Blogging Secrets to Power Your Community | chrisbrogan.com Power your Community with these blogging secrets! (tags: tips socialnetworks ... [...] - Business blogging can be a time-sapping and sometimes disheartening endeavor, especially when no one leaves comments. Social media ... http://www.chrisbrogan.com/27-blogging-secrets-to-power-your-community/
Each edition of LeWeb inspires more participants to start a business and it is one of its main purposes. I am always getting many questions about how to start a business after LeWeb, years ago I had written a series of posts, " create a company " that I should have continued, but instead of doing that I started other businesses. To help the few friends who are dying to start their businesses in 2009, here are some very quick thoughts that could help them get started. This is NOT a comprehensive post, just sharing a few top of mind ideas that I would tell you if you asked me how you should get started. -just throw yourself in the water and swim, stop thinking. Most people I know hesitate too much to start, they think too much, just do it and learn as you go http://www.loiclemeur.com/english/2008/12/how-you-can-start-a-business-in-2009-with-passion.html

Loic Le Meur Blog: How You Can Start A Business in 2009, With Pa

I'm sure this will come as no surprise to all of you, but personal data collection fascinates me. I love playing with data and when it's about me, all the better. Daytum and mycrocosm are two applications that let you do this; although each have somewhat different goals. Daytum is sort of like a financial report for your life (ala Feltron ) while mycrocosm is more of an experiment in communication and social media. They do both, however, have an underlying goal, whether implicit or explicit, of understanding yourself better. Do Daytum and mycrocosm help you understand yourself better?

Tracking Weight and What You Eat with Twitter | FlowingData

http://flowingdata.com/2008/10/30/tracking-weight-and-what-i-eat-with-twitter-self-surveillance-made-easy/
" 3D Topicscape: The information organizer for mindmappers and others. A flexible way to plan new projects and manage information. It's like concept mapping or mindmapping, but in 3D. You can even import FreeMind mind maps to build a 3D view from work you've already done in 2D (and export them again). http://www.mind-mapping.org/

Mindmapping, concept mapping and information organisation softwa

Loic Le Meur Blog: How Do Geeks Get In Shape & 13 Tips To Ge

http://loiclemeur.com/english/2008/08/how-do-geeks-ge.html I like to share my runs on Twitter and some of my friends reply often. This morning Mike Butcher said "Got any tips on getting in shape? You seem pretty good at it" so I thought I could share more and would love to hear how you get in shape. There are many geeks I know who care a lot about regular exercise, like Jyri who has shared many of my runs around the Golden Gate bridge, fidlr who runs too and tells me that "interval running" is called "wind sprints" in America or my colleague Cathy Brooks , Net who shared crazy runcasts like running on the Golden Gate bridge , Joi with his diets and various exercises and so many others. How do you do it?
March 14, 2011 Gary Vaynerchuk has finally made it to episode 1,000 of Wine Library TV! It’s been an amazing ride since that day in February 2006, with great guests, amazing (and sometimes awful) wines, as well as a lot of Jets talk. Today, the main focus is a huge thank you to all the Vayniacs who helped make this community…and a huge announcement from Gary.

Wine Library TV: Gary Vaynerchuk's daily wine video blog

http://tv.winelibrary.com/

10 Future Web Trends

What then can we expect from the next 10 or so years on the Web? As NatC commented in this week's poll, the biggest impact of the Web in 10 years time won't necessarily be via a computer screen - "your online activity will be mixed with your presence, travels, objects you buy or act with." Also a lot of crossover will occur among the 10 trends below (and more) and there will be Web technologies that become enormously popular that we can't predict now. Sir Tim Berners-Lee's vision for a Semantic Web has been The Next Big Thing for a long time now. Indeed it's become almost mythical, like Moby Dick . In a nutshell, the Semantic Web is about machines talking to machines. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/10_future_web_trends.php
If you have sat through too many presentations where the presenter read the full text of their slides, you have probably wondered, "How can I avoid droning on and on and focus on just the key information that my audience needs?" One part of the answer is to create bullet points that you can expand upon. When using bullet points on a presentation slide, there are some key ideas that you should keep in mind. A Bullet Point is Not a Sentence Too many times a presenter puts an entire sentence as a bullet point. This defeats the entire purpose of the bullet point, which is to convey the key point only. http://www.thinkoutsidetheslide.com/articles/write_powerful_bullets.htm

How to Write Powerful Bullet Points

A Complete List of the Many Forms of Web Marketing for 2008

http://www.web-strategist.com/blog/2008/01/01/a-complete-list-of-the-many-forms-of-web-marketing-for-2008/ This is an updated revision of the 2007 version , which was one of the top viewed posts for the entire year. I’ve added quite a few new forms as they’ve emerged or come to maturity over this last year. Translations If you’d like to translate this, feel free to do, then leave a comment below, I’ll add you to this list, as well as call you out in a separate post.
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Fabien Pretre: Les 11 fondamentaux pour faire du Networking

Known as the expert to the experts, Maria Reyes-McDavis , is regarded as one of the foremost thought leaders in new media. As an award-winning digital strategist and co-founder of Peas&Carrots Marketing , Maria has guided businesses, high-performing entrepreneurs, ministries, and non-profits to grow and measure success in the digital world. As an acclaimed mentor to successful business owners and entrepreneurs, Maria has spent her career empowering and guiding others to entrepreneurial success. || More about Maria » change is good Life happens.

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Top 5 Tips for Hosting a Customer Community

Brian Oberkirch of Small Good Thing moderated a wide-ranging exploration of customer service communities at yesterday's Customer Service is the New Marketing summit. (Flickr photo by dougfl07 .) Matt Mullenweg of Automattic summed up the panel's threads well with a single metaphor: If everyone showed up to your house for a party, would you stay away? Probably not. You'd stay at home, make sure that everyone had a drink, keep weirdos from doing strange things off in the corner, and herd guests into the right room given their numbers and general mood. How does this simple concept apply to hosting a customer community?

Alex Frankel on How Employees Create Brand

How are brands defined by their internal culture? How are customer-facing employees defining and marketing their company's brand? Alex Frankel, author of Punching In , came to Customer Service is the New Marketing to share his undercover experiences as a corporate culture chameleon. When Frankel started the project, he assumed that he would be an equally good worker in any environment.
Ce matin je parle à 9h au SES en keynote . Pas de powerpoint. Juste cette note.

Loic Le Meur blog [FR]: Le meilleur outil de SEO est... votre co