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Archive for June, 2007

I don’t normally comment on my local sports teams but I read this post today and although I agree with Eric Wilbur to a certain point that bandwagon fans take away from the fun of what used to be Red Sox Nation, I’m not willing to go back to pre-2004.
I mean, if this is the [...]

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I’m finally getting caught up on all the zefrank videos I’ve missed. I came across this one where I just love the analogy.
the show with zefrank – February 5, 2007
Having a 1 year old, it bothers me when people try to teach kids the “right way” to be creative. Who is to say what a [...]

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If I was a restaurant owner looking to create a remarkable experience I’d start here.
What if you created an interactive experience for your customers. No need to wait for menus, drinks, or your bill. You could order everything from your table and it would be sent to the main hub in the kitchen. Waiters/waitresses [...]

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Excellent resource on re-framing questions on Squidoo. It’s amazing the impact a question can have by changing how you ask it.

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Who knew that when I wrote this back in January that Safari would actually become the development platform for the iPhone. It disappointing considering the limitations of using a browser versus separate tightly integrated applications. Perhaps it will work but I’d have preferred to see a full fledged development platform.

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One of the toughest challenges for any corporate web site is getting people to come back. I’ve been thinking a lot about this issue lately and here are some of my thoughts.
People come back because:
1. They trust you, your opinion, your expertise, and commitment to your products/services. On the web, this is accomplished through [...]

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I’ve been working on a graphic that helps me to visualize how traffic flows to a web site. I’ve used the software industry as the basis for this but it could easily be translated to any industry. I’m posting this in hopes of getting some feedback as I’m sure I’m missing some things and would [...]

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