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 […]
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.
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 […]
The First Little Rock Tweetup
Lance Turner from Arkansas Business along with several other Twitter folk from the Central Arkansas area held the first Tweetup the other night at Sticky Fingers. Even with American Idol on television and Central Arkansas Native Kris Allen going strong there was still a great turnout. If you will take a look around the room […]
The Flip Mino HD Camcorder – Under $200
I have had multiple clients ask me for advice on what kind of camera they need for capturing video and uploading it to their websites or to popular video sharing sites like YouTube and Vimeo. Over the years I have owned several high end camcorders and digital cameras and I have to say that I […]
Converting to Add to Cart Button (PayPal)
While talking with a pro bono client today they were wondering how hard it would be to add an “add to cart” button instead of a single item “buy now” button on their site. At the time their website was developed (approximately 7 years ago) they only offered one item for sale. Of course 7 […]
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