I could summarize them, but that might take the fun out of reading them. All these posts are absolutely worth your time. All strategies are note equal – From The Head of Zeus Jones Cutting Clippings and Musings on The Same – Talent imitates, genius steals (Faris Yakob) The Ethics of Online Secrecy – The [...]

This is some eye-opening stuff. In one of his recent posts, Mitch Joel showcases a video from Google where they go out in the Jay Leno “Jay Walking” style and ask people on the street a (seemingly) simple question. In this case the question is: What is a browser? That’s kids table stuff, right? Everyone [...]

If you want to learn social media: Mack Collier, Jason Falls, Beth Harte, Chris Brogan, Amber Naslund If you want to go a little more high-level: Alan Wolk, David Armano, Greg Verdino, Geoff Livingston, Valeria Maltoni If you want to learn about design/UX: Whitney Hess, A List Apart, I Love Typography, The Dieline If you [...]

Here’s 5 blogs I really like, and you probably will too. The only catch? I’m not telling you what they are. Click one at random and learn something new today. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Hooray for mystery!

This seems a little wild to me, but this is the 200th post on ANM. So I figure, what better way to celebrate than to highlight some of my favorites. It’s easy to get all sentimental. But it’s way more fun to rock! -What Community Looks Like – 2/11/09 -Too Many Chiefs… – 1/22/09 -A [...]

Just some thoughts (not rules) on what makes a good post on social media. Be informative from an ideological standpoint. This is where you let people know the basic gist of social media. The part where you advocate community building, engagement, interaction, and transparency. The “big picture”, if you will. Be informative from a practical [...]

Ahh yes, Five In The Morning. No, I’m not talking about that magical time of day that I only seem to see if I stay up all night. I’m talking about the legendary series started by Sir Steve Woodruff where he points out 5 of his latest favorite blog posts. Well, Steve reached out to [...]

I’m going to give you a little insight into the immortal cage-match death struggle that is Clever vs. Shocking. Clever wins. Sure Shocking might get you that first time and you say “Gasp! I have been taken by this shocking marketing message!,” but after that it starts to lose its punch. When you know something [...]