First thing I notice is the missing Google+ button to add though, now come on!
I clearly prefer the AddThis functionality in Chrome
for regular sites though.
It works like a charm with real easy customization.
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8/23/11
Practise Sharing
Experimenting with the share button for practise via addtoany.com.
First thing I notice is the missing Google+ button to add though, now come on!
I clearly prefer the AddThis functionality in Chrome
for regular sites though.
It works like a charm with real easy customization.
First thing I notice is the missing Google+ button to add though, now come on!
I clearly prefer the AddThis functionality in Chrome
for regular sites though.
It works like a charm with real easy customization.
5/10/11
The Spread The Love Method
Reading up on blogging I consulted a cool site: www.ridiculouslyextraordinary.com
and got blown away by the article:
Everything You’ve Been Force-fed About Blogging Is Wrong.
And I do like to have my mind blown!
As Keith says:
I never know what I'm looking for, exactely, but when I hit upon it, I know it.
The article points out that:
"Conventional wisdom suggests one of the following ways to become
a successful blogger:
1: Write amazing content on a consistent schedule.
2: The fans will follow."
We all kind of know better, and still I kept to the thinking for a while,
like "I'll just post and the rest will follow." Doesn't work that way.
Spread The Love Method
Instead I took another advice from the article about "be everywhere".
Ergo I have added links to my Facebook and Twitter accounts to the blog.
And I intent to follow through on the Spread The Love Method:
1: Write amazing content on a consistent schedule.
2: Write amazing content for others.
3: The fans will follow.
and got blown away by the article:
Everything You’ve Been Force-fed About Blogging Is Wrong.
And I do like to have my mind blown!
As Keith says:
I never know what I'm looking for, exactely, but when I hit upon it, I know it.
The article points out that:
"Conventional wisdom suggests one of the following ways to become
a successful blogger:
1: Write amazing content on a consistent schedule.
2: The fans will follow."
We all kind of know better, and still I kept to the thinking for a while,
like "I'll just post and the rest will follow." Doesn't work that way.
Spread The Love Method
Instead I took another advice from the article about "be everywhere".
Ergo I have added links to my Facebook and Twitter accounts to the blog.
And I intent to follow through on the Spread The Love Method:
1: Write amazing content on a consistent schedule.
2: Write amazing content for others.
3: The fans will follow.
5/6/11
On My List
Everybody knows Keith is a heavy reader.
And as a classic lover of literature, Keith says he found refuge
in books before he discovered the blues.
He now owns thousands of books and even considered "professional training" to manage them.
Sounds a bit geeky, and the librarian’s standard Dewey Decimal classification system did turn out to be "too much hassle" - restoring my belief in the Keith kind of not trying to control things too much.
Instead he keeps his favoured books close to hand, and so do I.
ON MY LIST:
Socialnomics: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Live and Do Business
Erik Qualman
Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything
Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner
Stone me. The Wit and Wisdom of Keith Richards
Mark Blake
The Internet is a Playground
David Thorne
Influenze. The Psychology of Persuasion
Robert B. Cialdini
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
By Malcolm Gladwell
Womenomics: Write Your Own Rules for Success
Claire Shipman, Katty Kay
The Next Big Thing: Spotting and Forecasting Consumer Trends for Profit
William Higham
The Myths of Innovation
Scott Berkun
My Name is Charles Saatchi and I am an Artoholic: Everything You Need to Know
About Art, Ads, Life, God and Other Mysteries and Weren't Afraid to Ask
Charles Saatchi
And as a classic lover of literature, Keith says he found refuge
in books before he discovered the blues.
Sounds a bit geeky, and the librarian’s standard Dewey Decimal classification system did turn out to be "too much hassle" - restoring my belief in the Keith kind of not trying to control things too much.
Instead he keeps his favoured books close to hand, and so do I.
ON MY LIST:
Socialnomics: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Live and Do Business
Erik Qualman
Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything
Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner
Stone me. The Wit and Wisdom of Keith Richards
Mark Blake
The Internet is a Playground
David Thorne
Influenze. The Psychology of Persuasion
Robert B. Cialdini
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
By Malcolm Gladwell
Womenomics: Write Your Own Rules for Success
Claire Shipman, Katty Kay
The Next Big Thing: Spotting and Forecasting Consumer Trends for Profit
William Higham
The Myths of Innovation
Scott Berkun
My Name is Charles Saatchi and I am an Artoholic: Everything You Need to Know
About Art, Ads, Life, God and Other Mysteries and Weren't Afraid to Ask
Charles Saatchi
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