A while back I posted My Approach to Monetization after I had been doing a lot of experimentation on various projects and for the most part it was well received, after I had posted this I ran across ProBlogger’s 10 tips for using affiliate programs, and I was amazed that I had a few of […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore Cotton Rohrscheib's archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to him, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated on some of his weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, Cotton's blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
Every Company Needs a Blog…
I deal with a lot of clients today that have been with me since I got into this industry almost a decade ago, and for the most part my partners and I have had a hand in developing every aspect of their web presence from the bottom up so when they see their competitors launching […]
Xbox to Connect to Facebook, and Twitter
I guess since I am not a big gamer, I really didn’t give this one a lot of thought but after hearing this morning that Microsoft plans to incorporate some popular social applications like Facebook and Twitter into their Live Services for the Xbox I might have dust off my Xbox and give it another […]
Darren’s 21 Blogging Mistakes…
I have to hand it to Darren Rowse again on another great post. Recently, @alisonkerr asked the question on Twitter, “What’s the most common mistake made by new bloggers? How can we avoid it?“ Since Blogging has become a buzzword that has trickled down to the “unwired society” it’s something I get a lot of […]
Project Management w/ Basecamp for Web Developers
Pleth has 3 locations (Batesville, Conway, and Jonesboro) being able to manage multiple projects at the same time has grown way past the enormous whiteboard at our Batesville office, and being somewhat OCD, I have always looked at a whiteboard in my office as more of a hindrance than a help anyway. In the past […]
What Darren Rowse Says About Social Media
In this day and age where everyone is an expert in the realm of social media I rarely repost or retweet an “expert’s” content unless they are a) actually credible or b) bring out some good points that I feel are of value. Darren Rowse is definitely credible, he has one of the most popular […]
Facebook Pages or Groups?
I get asked this question at least once a week, and really there is no quick answer, it usually involves me taking time out to listen to what they are wanting to accomplish before I can answer. Personally, I have had a lot of luck using both for various situations. For example, our Central Arkansas […]
Facebook Raises $200M; Now Valued at $10 Billion
I am somewhat familiar with what all goes into the valuation process of a standard website, but I would know where to start estimating the value of a social network like Facebook, I can only imagine the work that went on behind closed doors to arrive at $10 Billion Dollars, whew! One thing that amazes […]
Twitter to Launch Business Tools by Year-End
I wasn’t too surprised to hear that Twitter was going to go this route, I kind of figured that they would take this path to monetize their service as opposed to serving ads. I don’t have a clue what these tools are going to look like, or what additional functionality they are going to bring […]
A Few Key Ingredients for a Successful Project
A short time ago my my partners and I launched a startup project of our own and within 4 months time we had picked up national exposure to the point that we were negotiating 4 potential sponsorships and had requests from at least a half dozen or so other parties interested in being a part […]
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