A Cure For Email Signature Overload
You may be wondering what this site is all about.
The truth? My email signature was just getting too long. I know a more complex answer might help justify the effort that goes into updating this little blog. Unfortunately, it's really that simple.
You won't have to look hard to find me.
The sidebar to the right provides links to the places I frequent most. The posts on this blog will be summaries of some of the other places I visit, or feed information into, but don't focus my time on. If you're reading one of the posts and think I've missed something or might find another site more useful, please leave a comment.
TMI? This blog may contain more details than you really need to know about me. I realize that. But as a result, you may find something new and interesting for yourself. I hope you do.
More From Me:
Looking For A Good Flickr Widget?
If you’re looking for a great media sharing widget, CoolIris may just be the thing you’re looking for.
YouTego – Is A Picture Worth A Thousand Words?
A new social networking site popped up recently that uses photos as the primary way of communicating who you are and what you’re about. It’s called YouTego. I set up my profile on YouTego today and think it’s an interesting concept.
How To Approach REBarcamp
This was my kickoff presentation at REBarcamp Denver.
8 Ideas To Help You Leverage Social Media
My 10 minute brain dump at Inman Real Estate Connect.
Video Hosting Sites
There are almost as many video hosting sites as there are social networks. Each site has it’s own unique qualities and benefits. Here are a few more places I’ve posted videos.
Live Video Broadcasting
There are a growing number of places that give you the ability to stream video live. I’m sure this list will grow as technology improves and more people join the growing throngs of live video webcasters. Here is a list of the sites I’ve given a shot.
Too Many Social Networks
You can only participate proactively and effectively in a small number of social networks, two or three at best. At least that’s my personal opinion. You can, of course, set up a virtual presence anywhere and everywhere. But should you? That’s a different question entirely.
iPhone 2.0 Enabled Sites
A slew of new sites are making their way to the surface that take advantage of the iPhones application architecture and updated features, including GPS-based geotagging of photos. This list will grow rapidly, I fear.
Social Planning Sites
My decision to NOT use the following sites isn’t an indication that they aren’t as good as Upcoming. It’s purely random.
Social Messaging
A growing list of “other” social messaging sites I use besides Twitter.
Places I May Never Visit Again
This is the internet equivalent of, “This tastes horrible. Try it.”