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In the wake of the recent trashing of the SOPA bill and the collective uproar that surrounded it, I’d like to investigate a few things relevant to us as online entrepreneurs, creativity and ownership.
Just in case you have been living under a rock and don’t know what I’m talking about, the US government recently tried to… Read the rest of this entry »
As promised, this is the first in a series of follow up articles to my original post about the creative visionary, Steve Jobs.
I’ll write about creative visionaries and their work, who are doing things today that have the capacity to impact the world to a similar or greater extent as Steve Jobs. The activities these people are engaged… Read the rest of this entry »
As you will notice if you are reading this at the www.Entrepreneurs-Journey.com website using a web browser, we’ve just activated our new design.
There are so many new cool features in this layout that I want to tell you about, but for now we are focusing on fixing the bugs and polishing up all the new pages.
Now that… Read the rest of this entry »
It’s so interesting that most entrepreneurs use basic online products in their lives every single day, but fail to realize what hooked them into using those products. Even more ironic is the fact that how disconnected we have become in recognizing the commonalities these mega successful products have that make them a “mega success”.
Ok, let me be more specific.… Read the rest of this entry »
A couple of months ago Gideon Shalwick hosted a webinar with Leon Jay, the founder of FusionHQ. I promised a recording of the webinar and I finally have it for you.
Here is the page were you can watch the full webinar replay –
FushionHQ is an internet marketing tool that makes it a whole lot easier to… Read the rest of this entry »
Time Management – It’s the thing that almost everybody wants to become better at. The fact is, there are only 24 hours in a day. If you’re someone like me, those 24 hours are split between work, family, friends, internet marketing and relaxing. That’s a whole lot of stuff to fit into 24 hours.
Being somewhat of an internet geek,… Read the rest of this entry »
Mitch once again proves that it doesn’t matter where you are coming from, if you put in the time you can succeed at blogging.
In this article Mitch explains how much knowledge he has of technology (he had me laughing several times as he explained his shortcomings) and what impact his lack of knowledge has had on his blog’s… Read the rest of this entry »
Three years ago I began the search for a technology setup to market and deliver my first information product online. Although I made a decision and eventually launched my product, I would continue to change systems as I ran up against problems with the technology.
Gideon Shalwick and I have had a conversation over and over again, lamenting the lack… Read the rest of this entry »
You may not know this about me (unless you follow me on Twitter where I tweet music video clips from time to time), but I’m a huge fan of the progressive and vocal trance scene. That’s dance music for the uninitiated, although the genre of dance is massive in terms of all the categories and sub-categories, which includes genres… Read the rest of this entry »
Many years ago (almost five years ago in fact) I wrote an article about what the music industry might look like in a digital distributed world.
My premise was that thanks to networked portable devices and the Long Tail, bands would survive because distribution networks would allow them to reach their fans much easier. In effect, I was preempting… Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve had quite a number of members and subscribers ask me about what we should do as bloggers and information marketers regarding the new FTC revised guidelines on testimonials and endorsements in the USA. There’s quite a lot of information circulating about what to do, but it’s difficult to know who to trust. Even the lawyers are not certain of… Read the rest of this entry »
I have a couple of quick updates for you today as I have to run away from the house with the cleaning lady here.
Andrew Lock who I refer to as the eBay expert with the cool British accent, has recently started producing a web based television show called Help! My Business Sucks!. … Read the rest of this entry »
I’m in the middle of madly recording some videos so I don’t have to worry about video set-up while island hopping from Brisbane to Fiji to Hawaii then on to Canada. It’s crazy all the things you have to do when you leave home for six months.
I have a great post coming up later this week on the… Read the rest of this entry »
A quick short post today as I’m busy getting ready with my final preparations to head for Canada (more on this soon).
If you are into search engine optimization you know the importance of back links. In a newsletter I sent out to my email subscribers back in February (you have to be on my blog tips newsletter)… Read the rest of this entry »
Sarah Lewis, a Blog Mastermind student who blogs at Blogging Expertise, sent me an email yesterday about a website she’s just released.
It’s called WordPress Theme Review and here’s how Sarah described it to me -
Because SEO can have a significant impact on overall traffic, I always encourage clients to get a blog theme design that’s optimized… Read the rest of this entry »
Sarah Lewis, a Blog Mastermind student who blogs at Blogging Expertise, sent me an email yesterday about a website she’s just released.
It’s called WordPress Theme Review and here’s how Sarah described it to me -
Because SEO can have a significant impact on overall traffic, I always encourage clients to get a blog theme design that’s optimized… Read the rest of this entry »
This from Perry Marshall about the recent Microsoft buying Yahoo to beat Google news -
Unfortunately…. In My Humble Opinion, expecting Microsoft and Yahoo to be better than Google by getting together is like pairing up two people each with an IQ of 75 and putting them in a spelling bee and hoping that together they’re a 150 genius.
NOT.
This from Perry Marshall about the recent Microsoft buying Yahoo to beat Google news -
Unfortunately…. In My Humble Opinion, expecting Microsoft and Yahoo to be better than Google by getting together is like pairing up two people each with an IQ of 75 and putting them in a spelling bee and hoping that together they’re a 150 genius.
NOT.
I’ve had a few queries asking what is going on with my RSS feedcount. As I type this article, my feedcount according to the Feedburner chicklet looks like this -
Yeah, 34,015 readers, not bad considering I was around 6,000 a few days ago, then I jumped to around 17,000 and now it’s doubled that number.
