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Another flash fire seems to have flared up in the blogosphere over interviews with reporters: Jason Calacanis says he won’t do an…
What if you organized a trade show and sold booth space to vendors, advertised the event, got a few thousand people to register... And then nobody showed up? If you were using Unisfair Virtual Events, you'd be perfectly happy.
Later this week I'll be on a panel at the CRV Leadership Summit in Phoenix. The session title is "Web 2.0: The Opportunities and Challenges of the Next Generation Internet" and will be moderated by John Palfrey.
Analytics programs are great, but they can quickly have you drowning in a sea of numbers. Generating lots of data isn't very helpful if that data isn't actionable. You need information that gives insights that you can feed back into your campaign. One way to tame your data is to massage it into a spreadsheet.
I've gotten several comments on my comScore post - and because the issue is so topical I wanted to post directly about my thoughts regarding them.
Social networking is for more than just keeping in touch with family and friends. Business related social networking sites are useful for both employers and job seekers. LinkedIn, a well-known career social network, reported 89 percent growth in members from 2005-2006. The site has seen strong growth since its first year, when they had 85,000 members and has grown to more than eight million members.
