Every once in a while I like to do some interviews of people at SageRock. I think it gives a good perspective of what it's like to work at SageRock. So... meet Brian.
Today, we look at what makes up the usability portion of each presidential candidate web site. How you lay out your web site is crucially important in getting people to do what you want them to do on your web site.
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Lawrence Lessig a professor of law at Stanford Law School and founder of its Center for Internet and Society. Lessig is a founding board member of Creative Commons. He sheds some really provocative insight into the world of copyb write and how it is negatively effecting today's culture.
Sage looks at Social Media Optimization Blogs that were discussed at SMOmashup.com. This whole SMO thing has become a phenomenon. The best place to learn more about this topic is at Social Media blogs. You can learn about them here.
Today, Rocky and I review an interesting presentation we saw of Jeff Hayzlett, the Chief Marketing Officer of Kodak. He's turning around Kodak with some interesting ideas of what the future of Kodak will be. Let me just say, IT'S DISTURBING! Check out our take of where Jeff is leading this company.
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Today I interview Jared Simon from Turnhere.com. TurnHere creates professional-quality , authentic, engaging online video around the world at a fraction of the cost of traditional production.
Google is doing some crazy things with PageRank these days. Get a quick update of what PageRank is and why these changes are causing a certain amount of insanity in the web marketing world.
Social Media sites are great potential places to market your company. Using them, however, requires some creative thinking. I discuss ways politicians are using Flickr and also give a link to a very good tutorial on how to optimize your Flickr account.
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