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Julians.name : O.J. Gude and me

Tue, 26 Jun 2012 03:39:48 +0000

very cool find, thanks for posting that Daryll!

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Where you are is where it's at

Sat, 12 Jun 2010 17:34:16 +0000

Thanks Ted. It\'s a start!

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Web 2.0 Web 3.0 Bacn and Enterprise Mashups

Mon, 17 Sep 2007 12:13:38 +0000

I surely will Yvonne, thanks for your Facebook message and thanks for stopping by!

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Top 5 ways to deepen online relationships with social media - friending

Mon, 17 Sep 2007 12:12:10 +0000

Hey look at that. Three people reached back when I reached out. You made my work on the video all worth it. I've got two new friends I've met online (FIMO) and one I met a while back (ages in Internet time). So to all of you thanks for connecting and I'll look forward to learning more from you and exploring our world together. Let me know if there's ever anything I can do to help you. After all, friends are awfully good for that. Cheers then!

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Careerbuilder ad on Facebook

Tue, 11 Sep 2007 20:35:09 +0000

Hi Ami, From the looks of it CareerBuilder isn\'t doing any significant job matching. Instead they\'re just aligning traditional searches around geographic locations and groups. Take a look here. Of course, this isn\'t new at all, they\'re just inserting their search widget in to a new location.

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Live Life With Passion Like Anthony Bourdain

Sun, 9 Sep 2007 15:01:01 +0000

Hi Ginny. Yes, I rather liked Liz Handlin\\\'s post as well. Thanks for stopping by.

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Your company as a metaphor

Sun, 24 Jun 2007 12:50:42 +0000

Norm - thanks for stopping by and contributing. Frost is beautiful and so is Johnny Bench! :-) I have not heard of Virginia Satir - I need to check her out (I like the string metaphor). Most intriguing to me is your idea of \\\"navigating hotlinks\\\" as they hit your windshield. With hotlinks are you referring to web links? I just want to make sure that I got your metaphor correctly. Your windshield as a touch screen? I will send as Linkedin invite and Shannon and I would recommend you join Facebook for social/business networking if you haven\\\'t already. Cheers!

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Would you like Fries with your recruiting innovation

Sat, 3 Mar 2007 23:15:05 +0000

Funny that you were just calling on them! I'm not sure Jason will return your call but I suspect he'll at least have the same laugh out loud reaction that Shannon and I did just now. Cheers Mate!

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : To be an amateur

Fri, 23 Feb 2007 10:39:49 +0000

Hi Astha, I\'m really glad that you enjoyed my piece on amateurism! From what I have gathered, people in this industry frequently share a passion about it that stems from a love for helping and developing people. As you say, it\'s a good reminder of why we showed up in this place to begin with, and an even better one to help keep the faith.

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : All you need to know about Web 2.0 in less than 5 minutes

Sun, 11 Feb 2007 17:09:32 +0000

Nice tip Michael - I hadn't noticed that. Thanks Mate!

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Yahoo! pipes - how will we recruit and find jobs with it?

Sat, 10 Feb 2007 01:05:13 +0000

There\'s a ton of chatter about this product and a lot of reactions similar to: \"What do I do with this?\" This link to O\'Reilly\'s Radar might help begin to answer that question.

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : Second Life starts cranking out jobs

Thu, 25 Jan 2007 22:43:19 +0000

Hi Josh, Thanks for your comment - very helpful. I think you've got a great point about how some companies are using SL. You're right, I don't want to just see the same old shit in SL that I could get on a web site. There should be something unique and entertaining (and useful) here. I think that a lot of this initial corporate content is from the knee jerk "I've got to be there" reactions companies are having to SL *OR* similar to web 1.0 when we first started putting up web sites and we all discovered that simply putting our same stuff online failed to leverage the power of the web. And while we're on the topic of useful...If I was looking for a cool job and I can reach a hiring manager via SL that wouldn't normally answer my e-mail or phone calls then SL gets *way* more interesting - really fast.

Small Business Website Design, Internet Marketing, Local SEO | LOCAL Na8ion - West Palm Beach, Fort : CareerBuilder attempts to screw pooch

Tue, 21 Nov 2006 00:33:36 +0000

Hi Bob, Thanks for the comment. I think everyone agrees that it is about time for Yahoo! to do something to get their business going in the right direction. Same goes for newspapers. Will this change how Yahoo! fares against CareerBuilder and Monster? I believe it depends on how well HotJobs can integrate other areas of the Yahoo business (e.g. local search, geotargeting, behavioral targeting, etc.). or example, if Yahoo! could start fully leveraging their complete media assets for employer branding, they could really clean up. Alas, Yahoo!\'s well chronicled recent leadership struggles (at least that\'s what I\'d label them) are leaving them in the ring against King Kong with one arm tied behind their back. Perhaps this, and the host of small acquisitions they\'re making this week are a signal that they\'re going to play \"little ball\" as in the baseball analogy to win with singles and rbi\'s and not swinging for home runs and whiffing most of the time (ala Facebook). This is a good start for Yahoo! and the newspapers.