February, 2008

December, 2007


NBC should be ashamed of itself.

2.19.2008 | 1 Comment

While watching the NBC news tonight, the big discussion was about how Obama copied a small portion of the speech from another governor and how Hilary copied some of Bill’s speech from years prior to help make their points.  While making the point on air, they showed clips of Deval Patrick from YouTube to point out the similarity in the words.  I wasn’t so into the topic as I was with the technology NBC was using, which were clips of very poor quality from YouTube.

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The Need for EasyAutoSales.com in the Autos Industry

2.19.2008 | Comments Off

I just read an interesting article on another blog that talks about the recent NADA meeting and the state of advertising in the autos industry. One particular section caught my eye: Read more…


Competitive Intelligence for the Poor

2.18.2008 | Comments Off

Unlike analytics, (data about your own site) competitive intelligence is data about your competitors. Unfortunately, to get an accurate data set that you can rely on, tons and tons of data points have to be collected. Because collecting ISP data and hiring sample users ain’t easy, the companies that do the work usually charge a ton for the service.

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Why Everyone Should Rock a Dual Screen Setup!

2.12.2008 | 3 Comments

There are a lot of hard choices to make when you’re a bootstrap startup (and even more so when you’re funded). Mis-managed funds or mis-projections could easily send your startup crashing and burning. However, despite the need to be stringent on money, I do believe there’s value in rocking a dual screen setup.

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Why Too Many Choices is Bad

2.09.2008 | 2 Comments

KISS it. Keep It Simple Stupid. We’ve all heard this before. The phrase can apply to many things including website development, business ideas, and so on. When an entrepreneur has too many ideas, they become an inventor with no real path. When a website or a program launches with too many options, users who don’t like bloatware scatter.

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