Home About Archives Press Clips Spark Advisors Suggested Reading Using Social Media to Predict the NFL Season Written on September 9, 2010 by Espo in social media , sports Every year, industry pundits announce their selections for the upcoming NFL season using everything from their gut to film study or Madden simulations. « Previous Post Next Post » blog comments powered by Disqus Stay connected Recent Posts Can influence be bought? Heck, I even know someone who won the office pool one year picking based on jersey colors. Enjoy this post? Thanks for visiting! MORE >>

After reading a bit about the film, especially that it where primary based on the book “The Accidental Billionaires” by Ben Mezrich, I thought it would be a good idea to read the book and so I did. So what to expect? The book is actually really good and it’s no surprise that it has ended up on the US national bestseller lists. It’s written as a faced paced style almost like a fiction, I actually had a hard time putting it down. It all happened in less than 12 months, so the intensity in the story speaks for itself. So what can I as a marketer or CEO get from reading the book? MORE >>

But when people get offline, it seems our attention span increases, which is why we shower The King’s Speech and Black Swan with Oscars (both films, interestingly, with a simple premise). Facebook’s eco system enables one click posting of any media item to one’s newsfeed, Disqus auto posts comments to feeds, etc. Want to learn why if you content doesn’t spread it’s dead, and how to make it spread? Read on. You’ve heard me bang on before about  spreadability vs reach. I’d advise you take 10 minutes today to read the article. Sam MORE >>

Here it is in his own words: Filmed at Connections2010 hosted by ExactTarget in Indianapolis, Indiana. blog comments powered by Disqus Previous post: What does it take to have a relationship online? Home About Book Trey to Speak Let’s Connect #smBBQ Subscribe trey pennington connections, content, conversations: commerce™ Richard Branson’s motto for management and marketing by trey on September 15, 2010 Richard Branson is a remarkable entrepreneur. The establishment airline industry threw everything they could in his way, but he and Virgin Atlantic took off anyway. MORE >>

I’ve been a fan of his film criticism for years, and I happen to generally agree with his politics, too. I’ve been a fan of his film criticism for years, and I happen to generally agree with his politics, too. blog comments powered by Disqus « What’s Project Thunderdome, you ask? ABOUT ARCHIVES CONTACT SUBSCRIBE TWITTER Tweet late, email early, and don’t forget about Saturday: Using data to develop a social media strategy By Andrew Phelps Tweet Tweet more, and embrace the weekends. News organization should pay attention, too. is 4 p.m., MORE >>