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Comment on Ever Disappeared Down the Reddit Rabbit Hole? by Karen

Karen — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 02:58:33 +0000

Oh just found this … http://ragecomics.cloudapp.net/Troll/13413/the-rabbit-hole-aka-the-reddit-experience seems I am not the only one to see Reddit as a rabbit hole!

Comment on The Best Way to Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions by Making New Year's Resolutions Happen | Goal Setting

Making New Year's Resolutions Happen | Goal Setting — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 02:33:56 +0000

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Comment on The Best Way to Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions by Making New Year's Resolutions Happen

Making New Year's Resolutions Happen — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 01:18:41 +0000

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Comment on Is Traditional “Search” Rapidly Going Out of Style? by JoAnn Corley

JoAnn Corley — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 18:02:52 +0000

This is nicely written, thoughtful post. I am conflicted. One of the things I loved about a more open search – “unprejudiced” results – for me – the more customized results – the more narrow the “world wide web” becomes..

I’m also the kind of person that is not so easily influenced by what my friends think…

So hum…to me it feels the world is narrowing…taking away one of things I loved about a web search…

Comment on The Best Way to Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions by @Nakeva Corothers

@Nakeva Corothers — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:01:29 +0000

I agree, a whole year to accomplish something without a set of smaller tasks to complete can end up looking like failure waiting to happen. Thanks for the tips and laying it out for us with structure. Cheers to YOUR 2012!

Comment on Six things I wish our clients knew … by Denise Sonnenberg

Denise Sonnenberg — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 23:35:13 +0000

I worked in Design for years and no one could seem to understand Point #2. Yes it will only take 5 minutes to actually make a change, but it could take an hour or more to set things up and be able to produce something that can be uploaded or printed.

And even after almost 20 years of design being done on computer vs. boards, I still run into people who think because it’s is done on a computer it is effortless.

Comment on Six things I wish our clients knew … by Karen

Karen — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 21:33:31 +0000

Thanks for your comment Laura – this post seems to have struck a chord with many people across a range of sectors.

Comment on Six things I wish our clients knew … by Dr. Laura Hills

Dr. Laura Hills — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 14:20:55 +0000

You’ve really nailed it here. When providing professional services, I believe that part of our job is to help our clients learn what is possible, how we work, and what is reasonable. We must always remember that each client believes that he or she is most important and that the money he or she pays us for our services feels like a lot. What amazes me is that when I’ve been the client receiving professional services, I’ve been guilty of some of the very things that challenge me as a service provider. Patience, understanding, trust, and a free exchange of ideas is the only way to overcome these obstacles. Thanks for a wonderful post. — Dr. Laura Hills, Blue Pencil Institute

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Comment on New Zealand businesses – what data would you like about the Kiwi social media scene? by Karen

Karen — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 03:19:54 +0000

Thanks for that Mark – yes, good thing to add to the basic observations and to see if there happens to be a correlation between the accounts that seem to be doing best in the public’s eyes, and whether they have clearly identified the humans behind the account. Feedback has already indicated that there is clear variation in some corporate twitter accounts when the main person behind them changes, which makes a lot of sense. It also feeds back to how robust the social media strategy and policy is, to enable continuity when the social media manager changes.