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Social Profit Formula, Free iPads, and YouTube Video

Friday, July 16 Paul Colligan

Well the big promotion/event in the Internet Marketing Space this week seems to be Don Crowther’s Social Profit Formula (aff). His second video in the traditional “4 videos of free content before the sale” covers a model for video online that I will certainly be examining myself (it’s all about using YouTube to bring people…Read More »

Weekend Roundup: What Happened To Monday?

Friday, April 9 Paul Colligan

Yes, missed blog and Podcasts this week. Too into the Operation iPad Project. Back to normal next week, but here are some links to keep you warm and informed: Songs Of Love is a great organization that puts some new media creators in a position of great service. Read what Geoff Smith is doing with…Read More »

8 Years Free – Here’s What’s Next

Monday, March 15 Paul Colligan

It’s a very special day for me: 8 years ago today was the last thing I’ll ever have that will resemble a day job. The Internet has been veryverygoodtome and it’s time for me to give back. Note: This is a work and concept in process. I’ll be editing this a LOT based on what…Read More »

Five Essential Elements To Every Online Strategy

Monday, March 8 Paul Colligan

Online is “different” in a Web 2.0 world. A few years ago, we’d speak of necessities in terms of technologies and tools. It’s time to kill that approach. It’s now all about these elements – the tech simply doesn’t matter. I’m going to suggest that everyone looking to market and publish online needs stop thinking…Read More »

Google Buzz – The Buzz And The Smart Response

Monday, February 15 Paul Colligan

Last week Google launched “Google Buzz.” It’s “their” take a social media, microblogging, etc. Let’s face it, they had to do something about Facebook and Twitter and this is their attempt accordingly. The long and short of it is that your postings (buzzes?) get sent to your followers and attached to your Google Profile. Here’s…Read More »

Seesmic Buys Ping.fm – Good For Everyone

Monday, January 11 Paul Colligan

Of all the news that came out around and at CES, the one that gets the award for “most important” (in my space at least), was the acquisition of Ping.fm by Seesmic. I’ve been a huge fan of Ping.fm since day one and their purchase means they’re going to survive in this space. Awesome. For…Read More »

The Lies “They” Want You To Believe

Monday, November 30 Paul Colligan

One of the scary elements of being in this business are the meetings, emails, phone calls, conference chats, etc. you have with good hearted people who have completely and totally bought a “lie” in this space. They embrace the lie completely and throw everything into it. You’ve met these people. You may be one of…Read More »

It’s Not You, … It’s Me

Monday, August 17 Paul Colligan

So, here’s the note that I’m having my assistant send to everyone on Facebook before they are unfriended. It’s what I mentioned in the previous post. Watcha think? Does it “work?” Will you fan me on Facebook? Short version: Moving to a “Fan Page” model at Facebook to make more sense of things. Would love…Read More »

About The Facebook Changes

Saturday, August 15 Paul Colligan

Major changes at Facebook. My buddy Ed Dale sums things up perfectly. Read his post before you go any further. Here’s what I’m doing / going to do about it. I’ve set up a “Fan Page” for myself at Facebook. It’s “feels” weird (can’t we all just be friends?), but the rules now demand. I…Read More »

Podcast As The Secret Weapon

Wednesday, April 8 Paul Colligan

And the final piece in the New Media Realities series is below. In this one I examine the Podcast As The Secret Weapon: Let me give you the 50,000 foot overview: You can create content fast with the New Media Content Creation Model. Leverage Web 2.0 and you can achieve the ISYOT Effect. Let your…Read More »

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