What is Web 2.0?
Although the definition of Web 2.0 is still up for debate, I feel that it is a movement in the internet community from a model where a few people controlled the information being displayed to a model based on social media and collaboration. In plain English, we have recognized that everyone has knowledge that is of value to the world, and the Web 2.0 model allows us to tap into that knowledge for the good of all.
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The Top 10 Changes In My Business Thinking
Rob May reflects back on how the past 5 years have changed his business thinking.
From 0 to 2000+ Subscribers in 90 Days
Learn strategies on growing your blog subscribers that are also relevant to any website’s traffic.
How Five Years of Blogging Has Changed Me
Rob May reflects on the experiences and lessons learned from blogging over the years.
How to Use Twitter – Tips for Bloggers
This article can help any business with their Twitter strategy, not just bloggers.
Bad, Bad Business Blogging Practices – The Short List
What not to do with your business blog.
Death to Procrastination: Use the 4-day win to get your goals moving
Martha Beck thinks you can get anything done if you can break it down into a 4-day action plan.
Ten Laws for Better E-mail
E-mail netiquette is often forgotten in the business world, and it can lead to a lot of trouble. Here’s a reminder on the dos and don’ts.
How to Get 1,100 Subscribers in Five Days
Using one established product is a technique you can use in any business, blogging or otherwise.
Is Social Networking Really Anti-Social?
Rob May debates whether social networking really is socializing—or if it’s just an excuse to never leave your house.
Trust on Social Networks
Social media builds networks, but does it build trust?
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