I recently came across an article in Copyblogger that really resonated with me. (If you’re a regular reader of Copyblogger, you’ll probably say: “Don’t all their posts do that?). This particular post was about how email design limitations may see problematic at first but are actually liberating. In the post, the writer talks about learning […]
Monthly Archives: February 2014
4 monetization models for video
In a post I wrote yesterday about the impending death of television and the rise of online video, I suggested that one of the overlooked reasons that we’re moving to online video is that the content is shorter. It fits into our day. Yes, the other arguments are valid (we can watch what we want, […]
We’re missing a piece of the conversation when talking about the death of television
TV is dying a slow and painful death… not unlike a TV death! (haha) I’m not saying that TV will disappear completely, nor will it vanish any time soon (a belief supported by an optimistic report from Forrester) but TV viewership is declining and will continue to decline because it is being replaced by other […]
9 reasons why you need to become THE expert in your field
Each new level you ascend in your business may be the best you’ve ever achieved… but as you reach the summit of that particular level, your new vantage points reveals that there is still a bigger mountain — with a higher summit — just ahead of you. In this blog post, I want to talk […]
Starting a business? Start with a service.
I’m going to get into trouble writing this post. I think people might comment (in this post or privately by email) who will chastise me for suggesting this. I can predict the emails now. But I’m here to tell you that they are wrong. Regardless of what the experts tell you, start a business that […]