Stuff you should know, stuff I should remember.

I’ve been getting a bunch of requests to talk about podcasting (and am working on a course as well). I put together a quick Flash demo that talks about how it works. Audio isn’t correctly leveled – probably need to rerecord some stuff. How Podcasting Works (924 KB, Flash). (Draft version) More on the way! […]

Not having obvious subscription links and pages. Lack of strong benefits in copy. Unfriendly ecommerce forms. No premiums or special reports. Generic interstitials for non-subscribers. Full report at ContentBiz.

Full audio of our call with Susie Gardner (53.1 MB, MP3). 00:00 Introductions Susannah Gardner, web designer for Hop Studios and author of Buzz Marketing with Blogs for Dummies. How you discovered the web? How you found blogs? 06:00 Your Definition of a Blog Websites designed for constant updates of smallpieces of information. Like journals, […]

Kinda. Really, bloggers use free bells and whistles that they add to their site. My favorite part: Q: Does this happen to everyone who visits a blog that has spyware on it? A: It happens to blog visitors who have their security settings set too low on Internet Explorer.

I need a graphic designer that can do ‘airline safety card’-esque illustrations. Email or leave a comment if you have a suggestion!

BluggCaster is a Flash-based podcast player.

Rebecca’s posted her final version of her notes from the BloJoCred conference: BLOGGING, JOURNALISM & CREDIBILITY: Battleground and Common Ground

Now this is stupid: Him: Why would you visit someone in the states you’d never met (I mentioned I was planning to visit several people whilst down there) Me: Well, I have met most of them, but I’ve talked to them dozens or hundreds of times online. Him: Do you have any of their phone […]

Yahoo bought the popular photo-sharing service, Flickr.

Sifry continues his 2005 update on the State of the Blogosphere: This also has implications for enlightened marketers and media companies. There is power in the conversations going on around you, and not necessarily from the places that you’d ordinarily expect. Companies that work in conjunction with the trends going on in the long tail: […]