My partners and I have been using Hootsuite for a couple of months now to feed our twitter feed from our Nascar website. Out of all of the Twitter tools out there, this one ranks in my top 5 just because of what it allows you to do. You can manage multiple accounts from their […]
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.
Google Set To Change Algorithm
It looks like blackhat seo spammers have finally forced Google’s hand and they are in the process now of making adjustments to their ranking algorithms to counteract the manipulations. For the record, few people outside of Google, if any, are going to really know right off the bat how this algorithm change is going to […]
Should Companies Restrict Social Networking?
I ran across this article today on Webpronews.com and thought that it was worth sharing. Obviously for news and media people Twitter can be one of the handiest tools for leads on breaking stories. Often times news breaks on Twitter 30 minutes to an hour faster than it does on conventional media outlets, for this […]
More on Kelso –vs- CNN
Biz Stone and the folks at Twitter have got to be loving this challenge between Ashton Kutcher and CNN going on right now to see who can be the first ones to reach 1 million followers. I have gotten my breaking news for a long time now from @breakingnewson and the many @cnn twitter accounts, […]
UCA Student’s Facebook Death Threat
My wife and I were watching the news last night when this story aired and while I know it’s not funny, I couldn’t help but laugh because it’s not that hard to track someone down via the web. Unless the person sending the threats did a very careful job of covering their footprints, which someone […]
Viral Fan Growth on Facebook
Rarely do I try to post things on my blog that I can’t put my head around completely but here is one such case. When my partners and I launched NascarView earlier this year we of course setup a Facebook fan page for the project. Immediately we had about 100 or so fans and for […]
Good Explanation of Twitter
Explaining to clients why Twitter is important is something that we have definitely gotten better at as an industry I think, and the media attention has certainly helped out with their coverage of the social networking phenom. But explaining exactly what Twitter is as opposed to what it can do is still not the easiest […]
For those that asked about the Worm
First, I want to clarify that while I sit behind a keyboard all day, technically I am not an “expert” when it comes to viruses and worms, etc., (I primarily write software and build web applications and websites) but being in this industry I have had to deal with issues related to malware, etc., and […]
Twackle = Twitter on Your Website
I just got off the phone w/ Jim from Twackle.com, they are the providers of our Recent Tweets application on NascarView and provide a great product for a lot of different sports as well. In terms of twitter applications and widgets that you can utilize on your website, there are literally hundreds out there, but […]
My Approach to Monetization
I have a simple, possibly hard headed, approach to monetization. Granted I haven’t ran a campaign personally in several years, and I know that the game has changed a lot in that time, but I don’t think that I am too far off base w/ my thought process here… (and I would love to get […]
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