Technology Category

MIT has a great resource including free videos of presentations made at MIT by an impressive line-up of speakers. Jack Welch, Jeffrey Bezos and Carly Florina just to name a few.
I’ve known about this for a while and yet I’ve only watched one presentation video.
If these speakers were making appearances here in Tulsa, I’d […]

Birds of a Feather

In: Blogging, Church, Creativity

A little Thursday update because I don’t know if I’ll blog tomorrow.
Just got out of Kem Meyer’s session Got Blog?
It was a great session. Yes, some of the material was basic, but that’s what the session description stated. Still, she shared some great advice to bloggers - novice and veteran alike. Also, […]

This isn’t as profound as the title suggests.
Next week, I’m attending a Chicago conference with a team from Liberty Church in Broken Arrow, OK.   It’s the Arts Conference at Willow Creek Community Church in Chicago’s suburb of South Barrington, IL.
This will be my third time to attend one of their Arts Conferences.  It’s always refreshing […]

When You Succeed…

In: Technology

…act like you’ve been there before.

Redundancy Rant

In: Blogging, Ideas

It’s Friday again.
I’m sitting in front of my computer with several ideas to blog.
Honestly, I don’t want to.
Not because I don’t like blogging.
Not because I don’t like writing.
Mostly because they’re good ideas.
Not great ideas.
Not world-changing ideas.
It’s the kind of stuff you’ll read, possibly enjoy, but in the end… you’ll go back to sipping your coffee […]

More Steve

In: Blogging, Personal/Family, Bloggers I Read

Several Christmas seasons ago, we were spending time with my wife’s family. My sister-in-law Wendy asked her husband if he wanted more egg nog. “Would you like more, Steve?” she asked.
Overhearing this, their young son decided he wanted another glass. Having heard his parents’ exchange, he now knew what to ask for. […]

My friend Jason, who is a web developer, asked the question
Is there any value in “brochure” type web sites?
Not much, I think. Here’s why:
My philosophy is that “Mom and Pops” are better served by following a permission marketing approach with websites.
1. How can I create content people will COME BACK to read?
time-sensitive, changes often, […]

The ever so practical Jakob Nielsen gives his list of Top 10 Web Design Mistakes.
They’re so easy to overcome, yet so often overlooked. In my opinion, at least six of these mistakes are easily fixed with a good blog or simply good content management software.
1. Bad Search
2. PDF Files for Online Reading
3. Not Changing […]

Your Name in Ink

In: Blogging, PR

Want to be an “expert source” for a news story?
Penelope has some great advice for bloggers and non-bloggers alike.

When the Game Slows Down

In: Blogging

Friday rolled by without a post. Mired in a consulting project, I could not free myself enough time to post. It’s becoming obvious that my system of writing will have to change.
Adjusting back into agency life has been a little crazier than I expected. It has been a blast though. I […]

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