Archive for the 'Blogging' Category



I didn’t have a topic staring at me today, and didn’t exactly have time to write up a reserved topic for later.
But I know that the reason blogging works for many online is that people are often interested in personal details. It’s not fun to read press releases, facts and people hiding behind corporate write-ups. No, it’s [...]

I’ve been noticing my feed subscriber count growing slowly but steadily. I don’t really try to promote my site with any link bait for the likes of Digg, StumbleUpon, or Sphinn for a long time now. 
Side note: Digg’s actually a waste of time, I’ve only tried it a few times just to prove to myself [...]

Seth Godin has a great way of concisely saying the kind of things that ought to be self-evident truths if the rest of the world was any smarter. If you are at all into marketing you should definitely check out Seth’s blog.
I am a great fan of Seth’s and here’s a piece from his blog [...]

The holiday season is always extremely slow and quiet for me. Nothing seems to be happening - either everyone is out enjoying Christmas, or those who aren’t out pretend they are out as an excuse to take it slow and hibernate. And of course now that I got your attention, my best holiday and Christmas wishes [...]

Doing business online means being too busy to spend more time on research than is really needed. If you’re not careful you can end up “doing research” or looking up your competition all day long instead of actually doing something.
But luckily there’s Google Alerts to free up your time if you’d like to know what’s [...]

Since this blog started a couple of months ago I wrote two posts where I went on two little rants regarding Apple’s and Starbucks’ recent joint marketing gimmicks (here and later here). Of course these are highly subjective.
What has been interesting to watch is the type of long tail traffic that ends up coming to my [...]

It’s not a big secret that I am a big fan of the PMARCA blog. When the New York Times was recently writing a story on a serial entrepreneur Max Levchin of Paypal, Marc Andreessen had a lot to share on the subject overall . I quote some of the points which especially ring true to me - as I am [...]