Ken Yarmosh is a web strategy consultant who helps organizations, businesses, VCs, and technology developers maximize their Internet and web investments.
If you are keeping tabs on the 2008 Presidential campaign, you probably know about the hoopla over the Fred Thompson pre-announcement of his entering the race.
I’ve been thinking a lot about SEM as it relates to these campaigns and actually had an article published yesterday at The American Thinker called: Fred on the Web (or […]
There’s a magical feeling on Friday afternoon. All that keeps you from your wonderful weekend is a handful of waning hours. As the clock nears the time of your departure, there is little work on your mind. When you meet your proverbial 5 o’clock, you drop everything and head home for a weekend of bliss (or something […]
Facebook is doing some amazing things - and it’s not just because it is a smart social network. Innovation is constant and is heavily influenced by Facebook members. As time goes by, Facebook is solidifying its grip on a very loyal userbase and attracting new members because…it’s just better.
Take a look at some of the data out […]
“This week, there was a tragedy in Kansas, 10,000 people died.”
- Barack Obama, courtesy of YouTube
The Obama campaign actually does quite a nice job on their YouTube page - but I’m sure Barack wishes he can have that one back.
Online video sharing is going to have a tremendous impact on the 2008 presidential campaign . […]
How many minutes ago did you google yourself?
I once read a good productivity tip that spoke not about a “to do” list but a “NOT to do” list. Not Ego Surfing made the list. Don’t google yourself one day. I dare you.
There’s a bit of buzz about a WSJ piece that talks about choosing an unborn child’s […]
Blogs frustrate me - and they probably frustrate you too. They make life easy for their authors by allowing them to easily post content.
But they make life difficult for readers by, for the most part, providing a single time-based reading option, with the newest content at the top of the page.
If, for example, you previously stopped by […]
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