• Internet Strategy

    Posted on October 30th, 2007

    Written by Nathan Snell

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    Social History Web

    Social History Web

    Gwen met Jared one day during art class. Jared worked with a guy named Tyler. Tyler’s sister is a good friend of Gwen’s. While each one of these individuals are different, each of their stories dynamically interconnect. History is nothing but a set of overlapping stories that make up the interconnected web of a person’s [...]

  • Facebook, Twitter

    Posted on October 30th, 2007

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    Facebook vs. Twitter or Facebook and Twitter?

    I was thinking about Facebook Status and Twitter the other night. While I usually think of it as “Facebook Status vs. Twitter” a different thought came to mind. What if it was “Facebook Status then Twitter”? While the two services are basically the same when it comes to their purpose – life streaming – their [...]

  • Facebook, Life

    Posted on October 29th, 2007

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    Back from weekend thoughts: facebook, employment, woodwork, etc

    I always remind myself to let everyone know before I am going to be away for 2 or more days. Somehow, though, I always manage to forget. Kind of like “Remember to take out the trash, remember to take out the trash, remember to take out the trash.” Then you go to leave, and you [...]

  • Internet Strategy

    Posted on October 26th, 2007

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    Set your own price for digital download applied to Indie developers?

    I used to spend a lot of time doing independent game development. The majority of my time was spent doing game design and marketing, with a smaller portion allocated to actual scripting. All the projects I worked on were multiplayer, which meant community development and somehow earning a profit while getting over the “barrier” of [...]

  • Social Media Marketing

    Posted on October 23rd, 2007

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    Process of conversation in micro-communities

    Process of conversation in micro-communities

    Update: I’ve updated this from its previous version, still bloggers block version. I am hoping after hearing a nice lecture from John Updike, my thoughts will flow a bit better.
    I’ve been talking about online conversations with a number of people lately and have come to what I think are two realizations. First is that people [...]

  • Internet Strategy

    Posted on October 20th, 2007

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    About Us is important, holy hell.

    I’ve been spending a fair portion of time learning more about SEO & SEM, going through a large number of the top blogs, and holy hell. I have to say, I find it a bit ironic at how many of the top seo & sem blogs do an outright terrible job of directing people to [...]

  • Social Media Marketing

    Posted on October 16th, 2007

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    Tracking keywords online with Bloglines

    While I just wrote a post on how to track conversations online with Google Alert & GMail, I’m noticing that while the feeds are updating, it’s not always showing up in Google Reader 100% of the time. This is also a great time to mention something CK just wrote on a process of listening for [...]

  • Social Media Marketing

    Posted on October 16th, 2007

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    Dell is kicking some ass

    I must admit that when I first thought of the list of companies that would embrace this “social media” thingy that has so strongly latched onto cyberculture as we know it, Dell wasn’t exactly on my list.
    They weren’t on my list not so much because of Dell Hell or other such occurrences but simply because [...]

  • Social Media Marketing

    Posted on October 16th, 2007

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    What the hell is a social graph?

    Confused? I know I was. Pretty designs from Logic+Emotion combined with some faint notion of what Google’s Orkut kept coming to mind. I kept thinking I would be able to use my ability to figure out what an acronym stands for with astounding accuracy, a skill I’ve spent many years honing. But I ended up [...]

  • Life

    Posted on October 9th, 2007

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    Lame Slogan? That’s right.

    I was in Wendy’s the other day and saw a picture of a guy with long, ugly, red pigtails. At first I was confused as to why on earth there was such an atrocious picture in Wendys to begin with. I looked down, hoping to glean some sort of insight from the slogan below. [...]

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