I noticed that eComm 2008 is coming up, 3/12-14. Take a look at what Martin Gedd, on the advisory board, said on his blog:
Twitter Is Dangerous.Yeah right… Bloggers with their gloom and doom are more dangerous. The gist of this ‘fear twitter’ story is that people are, gasp, talking to more than one person!
Am I crazy or did Gmail drink the Kool Aid really, really quickly? I have never seen this in my gmail account before.
Over the past few years, I’ve written a number of posts that caught the attention of Digg users. Many were surprises, but a dozen or so were written specifically for Digg, mostly for clients.
I’ve taken some time over the last few weeks to pay attention to different Yahoo! services. In addition to being an employee I’m a huge Y! service lover, from Upcoming to Del.icio.us, from Music to Widgets, they’ve really built/bought some great products.
I thought it would be fun to walk through a few of their products and give them my ‘How I’d Improve This Product’ dealio, so here goes.
1. Mail
Right before heading to bed I had to check the Digg story one more time to see if the guys had come to their senses, and it seems they have (and just in time).
I was reading Technology Evangelist and had an ‘aha’ moment when I read these lines:
Digg users don’t click ads. Why does this matter? Because Digg users are sophisticated web users.
As more web users become as sophisticated as today’s Digg users, click through rates will plummet.
I just read a very well-written video search tips list from Steve at GoogleWatch. Some of my favorites from his list for SEO and video:
Google is brokering a deal with DirecTV for broadcast ads. (Techmeme)
After getting my new Mac yesterday, I am pleased to see that Google has just started supporting these beautiful machines. I’m a fan of Google Desktop, having used it on my last two machines and I enjoyed it quite a bit. However, I am disappointed to see that the Mac version will have no widgets or the toolbar yet. Being an organized sort, I rarely had the need to use the Google search on my desktop. My primary joy with the package was the widgets.
