Have you just been promoted CEO/Director or General Manager? Congratulations and welcome to the world of strategizing! Now you can doze early, wake late, play golf, cancel meetings and go to Bahamas. On company time!

Do they trust your emails and articles? Media Post’s Email Insider newsletter has an excellent article today on how your content strategy can affect your sender reputation.

Exhibiting is much more work than just speaking. This last week has been spent almost entirely in getting our stuff ready for our booth at SES San Jose. We are in booth 332.

Your audience is indeed up to something.

Over the years we have answered many a phone call where a prospective client is frustrated with the poor performance of their website(s).

Day two of ad:tech Chicago rounded up with a sigh. With all the parties Monday night, I think some of the attendees were looking forward to the end of the day.

RSS and content syndication are good online PR search terms.

College kids spend more hours online.

The most used content type among knowledge workers for business purposes has switched to press releases.

The rapid growth of content syndication and social media requires a new marketing and PR approach.

SEO is not a guessing game – metrics tell all.

Blogging is one of the best low-cost PR options available, says report.

The changing media environment requires a well thought-out marketing plan.

79 percent of small businesses shop online regularly, compared to 65 percent of online consumers, according to JupiterResearch.

New media plays a key role in BtoB marketing now. I often get asked how new media features in the BtoB space.

Planning your use of RSS feeds for marketing and online PR gets better results

Nick Denton of Gawker Media , one of the first successful bloggers, recently made some changes to his blogging empire. Apparently editors at Gawker, Wonkette, Gizmodo and Gridskipper were moved or replaced.

Broadband users are 3x more likely to use RSS feeds.

It was curious last year when Google’s corporate philosophy suddenly had two omissions. The running mantra “Do No Evil” was sidelined, presumably, because the company realized that 800 lb. gorillas required some evil sometimes – success brings war and playing fair is a poor survival strategy. But Google also completely abandoned its other motto: do one thing and do it well.

Whether you’re planning the launch of your first site, or wondering why your site counter is actually moving backward, stop.

Socialtext released an update to the Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) case study on enterprise wiki and blog use.