New Comment Policy Up
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Okay, the new comment policy is up.
No legalese anywhere–just a straightforward and slightly cranky description of the kinds of comments that add value to a blog posting and the kind that will probably get deleted. Read the new comment policy here.
Let me know what you think in the comment below.
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The good with the bad
So, my post on my frustration at finding someone to service my snowblower has generated a fair amount of traffic and is certainly my most commented-upon post since I added the blog. This is exciting for the most part, but has introduced a new problem: spam comments.
I imagine I should be [...]
What’s the deal with Uprinting.com, and what’s in it for you?
Never heard of them, and suddenly they’re everywhere.
I’ve been seeing a lot of blog and Twitter traffic about a company called Uprinting.com lately. Lots of folks have been doing reviews and offering giveaways, and I’ve been wondering what the deal is. Now I know, and it’s a great example of how a company can market [...]
Naomi’s so Maslow and she don’t even know it.
I’ll explain the title, but first some background
A recent post by Naomi Dunford of IttyBiz makes a strong and necessary statement: Your sales don’t need to slump during an economic downturn as long as you adjust your marketing. In her post, she says:
(Example: In economic boom times, I position my products and services as a [...]
Google is the new Yellow Pages. Or, Snowblower Rant
I have a snowblower that needs fixing, and am having a surprising amount of difficulty finding someone in my area who can fix it. Within my predicament lies the foundation for today’s video post. Which is more of a rant, really.
I must say I felt much better after getting that recorded. Rants can be somewhat [...]
