If you are thinking about connecting your TV to the web
Last post I mentioned that thought “connected TVs” would limit your choices too much. This looks like an interesting little box running android. Just a browser and media player. All you really need Disclaimer: I haven’t tried this box myself, but the specs look good. I had Android 2.2 on my phone and it’s pretty […]
Don’t buy a “connected” TV (yet)
If you know me you probably know that I dropped cable TV about two years ago. My friends asked me how I was going to be able to see anything at all with just an antenna and an Internet connection. I had done my research, so I knew what I could get and also believed […]
Finally something is free!
Guest blog post by Meg Huwar, Huwar Marketing & Media Services. They say nothing in life is free…well not anymore! Introducing SpOfferZ! SpOfferZ (Special Offers) is a website developed by me. SpOfferz features coupons for discounts on products and services. Unlike most of the “daily deals” this site provides advertisers with one free coupon. The […]
Google, judge, jury and executioner
Last month I decided to put Google AdSense on my SpOfferZ website. You may know SpOfferZ is a site where businesses can upload coupons and special offers. They get one free SpOffer every 30 days. After 30 days it’s deleted and then they can add another free offer for 30 days and so on. Visitors […]
Building a social media course
Currently I’m building a series of social media classes designed to help businesses who want to get into social marketing. Things like facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+ can be very useful, but also very intimidating for businesses. My idea is to have a series on ongoing classes that will help businesses improve their market and […]
Help for non-profit organizations from Google
If you know anyone who is running a non-profit organization you probably things are just as tough for them, or maybe more, as the rest of us. Google has been offering non-profits free advertising for quite some time, but many don’t realize it. I had even forgotten about it until I saw this post. You […]
Is there a natural order of promotion
Someone in one of my groups on LinkedIn asked “what is the best way to allocate (promotional) resources?” Asking how best to allocate their limited resources (time and $$) I answered and thought I’d share it here, you may have heard this before. Start with the free stuff. There are some good ones http://www.lillicotch.com/Blog/?s=marketing When […]
Everyday lessons on security
I went to a BLX Luncheon today. The Pittsburgh Business Leads Exchange is a great networking group that I highly recommend. Today’s speakers were addressing security, something I have a keen interest in. First, John McCool spoke about ID theft and there were some interesting ideas. John’s talk got the next speaker Paul Gatto of […]
How to get visitors to your site
I have written many times before that the best practice when writing new articles for your site it to write for your human visitors. So many website owners these days are putting articles on their site that are stuffed with “keywords” looking to be found on the search engines. They don’t realize that if the […]
Starting on a new website? Read this
If you are thinking of building a new website or redesigning your old site this great post on speckyboy.com is definitely worth reading. When starting a new site I try to ask my prospective client not just, how do you want your site to look, but what do you want your site to do? That’s […]
