I am typically not one to recommend a social network to my clients w/ the exception, of course, of the already established networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, etc. My whole philosophy regarding social networking at this stage of the game is that if you want to build a community, build upon what’s already […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore my archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to me, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated information on some of my weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, I hope my blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
How Bing Will Rank Your Tweets
I blogged a few days ago about Microsoft Bing and Google’s announcement that they were both going to start incorporating our Tweets into their search results. There has been a lot of speculation as to how these Tweets are gong to show up in their search results. I have been following all of this pretty […]
How Google’s Social Search Works
Google announced their new Social Search product this week on their blog. Google Social Search is still in the experimental phase but it looks promising. Once you factor in Facebook, Twitter, FriendFeed, and a Blog, most of us publish a lot of content. Some of this information can be useful to others, and even though […]
Be Careful What You Say on Facebook & Twitter
In case you haven’t heard this already, Google and Microsoft (Bing) both announced that they will be displaying tweets from Twitter and status messages from Facebook in their search results. Now for the most part I know that most of us already exercise caution in what we put out there, but I honestly believe that […]
Some Thoughts Regarding the FTC Disclosure Rules
I have been out of pocket the past few weeks and haven’t had a chance until today to go over the FTC Rules for Disclosure as they apply to Bloggers. I know that this caused a serious uproar inside the blogger community, ShoeMoney (Jeremy Schoemaker) even called an emergency town hall meeting on TinyChat to […]
Encouraging Clients to Twitter
If you are a developer or work with an interactive agency of any sort, you probably already know that encouraging clients to Twitter is one of the toughest things to do. I think that in the back of their mind they already know that it is something they need to be doing, if no other […]
Past Projects: Practical Mom’s Disney Vacation Companion
A while back my partners and I were consulting with a client as to how they could drive more traffic to their website and increase awareness of their product. We made a few suggestions to them at the time and I had it in my Outlook to follow up today to see how well some […]
Agile Messenger for the iPhone
My business partners and I frequently jump in between Google Talk and Microsoft Messenger to discuss projects during the day. When we are out of the office however we usually are forced to call one another if we need to ask a question about a project. In the past I have used a few mobile […]
Great Blog Content –vs- SEO
A while back I did a post on Social Saturation and Search Engine Optimization, in that post I emphasized how important it is to get your content onto the social networks. I was reading a post today by Dawn Foster at Web Worker Daily and she brought up some points that I also agree with […]
#IMLR Conference Nuggets of Wisdom
I really hate it that I didn’t make it to the Integrating Media Conference today at the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce. Knowing a lot of the folks involved with this event I was really wanting to take part in the discussion in person but given the events of the past few days I […]
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