July 23rd, 2010 by Pruneau | No Comments
Our reliance on the browser is unchallenged as the window to content on the Internet. And the geniuses at Mozilla are developing a cool new way to organize the growing number of Tabs that everyone uses in their Firefox browser. This video is enlightening for those seeking a more friendly and memorable way to organize [...]
June 25th, 2010 by Pruneau | No Comments
We seem to have moved to the next phase of social media. And, I might add, not a moment too soon. The first painful phase of exploration, experimentation and endless posts about someone’s lunch or dinner fare has become so very passé. The early adopters and category gurus who I respectfully “listened” to and attempted [...]
June 15th, 2010 by Pruneau | No Comments
In today’s hyper-competitive and slack economic environment, improving a company’s performance and increasing revenue through process automation has become a timely objective for many enterprise organizations. What’s more, recent research indicates that nearly half of today’s enterprise companies do not have timely access to important detailed financial metrics that can be used to assess the [...]
June 7th, 2010 by Pruneau | No Comments
If you’re like most people, you probably use Google to search content on the Internet many times a day. Yet, while this ubiquitous, powerful tool has become essential to the way we all work, many people don’t take full advantage of all the capabilities that Google search offers. I recently came across a blog post, [...]
May 18th, 2010 by Pruneau | No Comments
Here is another video in the ongoing series about the dramatic growth and influence of Social Media on the marketing landscape. As usual, the video delivers some impressive numbers and continues to register the point that Social Media is not something to be dismissed by marketers or anyone else. Especially if you want to build [...]
March 26th, 2010 by Pruneau | No Comments
We recently received word from Blurb, the on-demand source for publishing book store quality books, that they thought our recently completed book titled, Capital of Hope, is fantastic! In fact, they thought it was so good they will be printing additional quantities and using it to promote their unique book publishing service in marketing campaigns. [...]
February 9th, 2010 by Pruneau | No Comments
Steve Goldner, better known as Social Steve, reminds us that social media is not a selling medium but a relationship medium. It is here where listening, listening and listening again to the people you want to connect with is essential. Steve also reinforces the essential requirement that a brand’s social media activities need to support [...]
December 8th, 2009 by Pruneau | 4 Comments
With the proliferation of Facebook fans, twitter followers and social media communities for virtually everything, why exactly do you need email marketing? The medium seems a little over the hill at the moment. Sure you may have invested in building, maintaining, and cleansing a prospect and customer list. But the idea of sending them emails [...]
October 16th, 2009 by Pruneau | 6 Comments
After discovering the WordPress platform on the Internet somewhat by accident, I created a publicly hosted blog and posted content to it over the course of almost a year. Recently, I chose to move from this public hosted, WordPress.com blog to a self-hosted WordPress blog. Part of my decision to make this significant transition was [...]
October 12th, 2009 by Pruneau | No Comments
I attended this great presentation by Matt Cutts at the 2009 WordPress Camp earlier this year in San Francisco. I just reviewed it again and found it so simple, entertaining and informative on removing the mystery of SEO, I thought it was worth sharing. Be forewarned, it’s a bit long but well worth the investment [...]