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And your charts for free…

Double love today. Larry Chase has a solid resource called Web Digest For Marketers. Besides a great service in finding, annotating, and sharing other sites of interest, I’ve used his list before, too. It pulled above average for me. He recently pointed out Marketing Charts, the subject

Posted in Content, Delivery, Design, Web Seminars

Beyond bullet points, part two

One sure way to lose audience members is if they can read your slides and know entirely what you’re saying. They can read faster than you speak. If they can read it, they don’t need you. They’ll check email until you change slides. Or they’ll ask for a copy of the slides. Or all of

Posted in Content, Delivery, Observation Deck

When you’re so good you can be awful

This morning I met a friend for breakfast at a quaint, non-chain breakfast place. And though it’s a diversion to the story, I have to say I’m never impressed when I show up for a 6:30 breakfast to someplace that doesn’t open until 7. Anyway, we completed breakfast and went up

Posted in 2009 Appearances, Content

Speaking: Web 2.0 Conference

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posted on April 12, 2007December 1, 2011
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Short notice here, but I’m presenting next week (virtually) at/to the Web 2.0 conference as a guest of Yugma, an interesting new conferencing company that supports Macs natively…mostly (see below). Date: Tues, 4/17 Time: 3pm Pacific Please join my Presentation at

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Eating and sleeping

I have this fantasy that one day I’ll be as good a storyteller as Paul Harvey, and to catch him as often as possible, the local radio station that plays PH is my first preset. They also run a two minute clip each morning of James Dobson. This morning Dobson said something that bears adding