My business partners and I have been using Cover it Live software to run our live racing chat on NascarView.com since the season started and I have to say we really like it a lot. Not only does the software allow for visitors to chat with one another in real time during the races, but […]
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.
Facebook Founder Joins Twitter
Some of you might remember last may when Facebook attempted to by Twitter for $500 million dollars in Facebook employee stock. Well, Facebook is obviously paying closer attention to twitter than a lot of us thought, apparently Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerburg has setup his own public twitter profile. Apparently he has had his own private […]
Targeted Advertising for Nascar Fans
My partners and I own and operate an extremely popular Nascar community driven portal that provides blog posts, news & information, forums, message boards, and live racing chat to the Nascar community. If you have a product that you are trying to promote online, you should consider advertising on NascarView. We can put your product […]
Facebook Advertising
my partners and i invested a couple hundred dollars toward a facebook campaign to promote one of our online properties, http://nascarview.com. If you are unfamiliar with NascarView, it’s an online community portal dedicated to Nascar fans that features blogs, message boards, live racing chat, and several other key features. It’s become very popular in the […]
Streaming with Ustream.tv
This past weekend we did a test stream of our church services at The Church Alive using Ustream.tv and I couldn’t get over how impressive this service is. We have made a few attempts in the past to stream using this service but have struggled because we didn’t have enough bandwidth on the upstream to […]
More on Facebook’s Announcements
Here’s a little bit more about today’s Facebook press conference that I read on Techcrunch. Their piece viewed today’s press conference as an answer for Twitter’s growth in popularity but from where I sit, I don’t read that much into it. I am sure that Mark and the management team at Facebook keep a pretty […]
Wide Open Social Integration
If you are a developer and haven’t already started looking toward social integration, you probably should now, it’s already here, and is going to be even harder to ignore moving forward… Let me also preface this by saying that there are only two social networks that I will talk to my clients about, these are […]
Facebook Pages to be Updated
My partners and I have been pointing our clients toward facebook for a while now, and for the most part a lot of of the ones that have followed our lead have enjoyed some success for their efforts. Facebook pages are a great way to promote your brand or product and to get it in […]
Web2.0 Consulting Services
I have been getting a lot of requests recently from various businesses to provide consulting services related to Web2.0 topics. The majority of these topics pertain to blogging and social networks such as please visit our corporate website, we would love the opportunity to assist your business in any way we can…
Facebook TOS Update
I posted a blog entry last week about the whole Facebook Terms of Use thing that everyone was up in arms about and subsequently was pulled by Facebook after a public outcry. Here’s that blog post if you are interested. Well, apparently the upper level management at Facebook has enlisted a PR firm or something […]
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