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As for myself, Yes. Some people can juggle 20 million things and not be distracted while tending to any one particular thing. That’s not me. Let me tell you why.
When I was a kid, I was a pretty good student. For the most part, I got A’s, but it wasn’t easy for me. I tried […]

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Did any of you receive PayPal’s monthly “newsletter” today? I was cleaning up my inbox and was shocked that they’re emailing their recipients with affiliate deals. Here’s the email in its entirety:

Here are the reasons this irks me:

I am to receive their “PayPal Periodical newsletter and Product Updates,” which should (in my opinion) contain PayPal […]

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Everything was planned out this morning for my day which included finishing packing and working for a solid 4 hours before my flight. I figured I’d work remotely at John Wayne airport but that wouldn’t be the case, my friends. I went on their site for information. Remote parking…check. Cost?…$12 a day…check. Shuttle to airport…check. […]

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I’m so excited, tomorrow I’m leaving for San Francisco! Woohoo! I pretty much love everything about San Francisco — the people, the air, the food, the music, the lifestyle — which is why I’m so happy to be attending ad:tech in the middle of it all.
Scheduling has been the most challenging part for me this […]

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Yesterday’s little StumbleUpon party was a pretty good success. Thank you to everyone who left a comment! If you participated, feel free to go through the other commentators’ sites and stumble something for them if you have the time. I’ve come across some great blogs so far, and plan to get through the rest of […]

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I’ve had enough! A pet peeve of mine is the “Save” icon in the toolbar of Microsoft Word — an image of a 3.5″ floppy disk. It may have been relevant to us in 1999, but after the turn of the century many of us found better ways of saving and transferring our data.
Oh, the […]

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I came across the article “The Day After Tomorrow” by Kathy Sharpe in the January 2008 edition of OMMA Magazine (Online Media, Marketing & Advertising). The first line hit me hard — it’s as if I’d written it myself, “Now that we’re all so connected, it’s time to think about the next steps.” Um, […]

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An Incomplete Scenario?
I got a great email from Chretien of SR6 who had some feedback and questions regarding my article, Tips on Buying Flat-Rate Text Ads. He helped me realize that to someone who doesn’t participate in email marketing, the scenario appears incomplete without discussing sales conversion data. I’ve paraphrased his questions, and hopefully […]

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I mean this figuratively and literally. One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) has created a program to help supply wireless laptops to children in underdeveloped and third world countries to help increase their education and learning.
Mission Statement
The OLPC Foundation’s mission is to stimulate local grassroots initiatives designed to enhance and sustain over time the effectiveness of […]

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This past week has been one of the most eye-opening times of my entire life. I want to say thank you to everyone who’s stopped by, left a comment, or contacted me because all of the recent buzz from BlogWorld. I can’t believe it’s been an entire week since I landed in Las Vegas.
I’m inspired […]

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