The birth of a new blog

The book has been started, the outline is done, what’s needed now? The blog of course. Watch for more updates over the holidays

Twitter me this-if auto DMs are such a pain, why do so many people use them?

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Here’s a great idea. Whenever someone follows me on Twitter I’ll send them a little direct message back thanking them or something. Okay maybe I’ll throw a link to my blog in too. Hmm, maybe a video? How about the product I’m selling… You can see where I’m heading with this, auto DMs on Twitter. [...]

The invisible needy: why it is so important to give back and why I do

Because we’ve started to hit hard economic times and Vancouver’s recent cold snap, now more than ever we need to been as generous as we can. When I walk through the DTES it’s easy to see people in need. It’s easy to understand the need for food banks and hampers, but what about the not [...]

What is the business model for the Web?

Wow. Digg bleeding cash, ad revenues tanking, everyone want stuff for free–is there a smart, safe, and sane business model for the web? The same cannot be said of Digg, a site conceived by television host Kevin Rose as a replacement for the editors who pick headlines for readers. On Digg, readers vote headlines up [...]

Vancouver struts its stuff again with John Chow and Linda Bustos as Top 100 Marketers of 2008

It’s been quite a good week here in Vancouver. We’re getting a lot of attention for our social media, marketing, and snowball fighting skills. Invesp Consulting released their Top 100 Marketers of 2008 list and Vancouver can be proud to claim at least two folks on the list: 14. John Chow In April 1999, John [...]

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