Monthly Archives: June 2005

More on the death of the Green Books

I’ve been slacking on posting to this blog, but not at work. Dumping my sales tasks and jumping to marketing has taken longer than I had hoped. I’ve really wanted to get a more in-depth review of the status of … Continue reading

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Boyink says: you get what you pay for

Mike Boyink explains the root cause why church websites suck…because the church doesn’t have to pay for them. I think as web-geeks, we’ve all been asked (or volunteered) to do a pro-bono website, probably with poor results. Mike’s nailed it … Continue reading

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Dave's two rules for fixing things

Every so often I wonder why I haven’t posted my two rules for fixing things. This is a theory that I’ve proven over and over to myself. If you are the go-to guy when something doesn’t work, these will make … Continue reading

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Engineering's indispensable tool

Interesting reading if you sell to engineering types, but nothing particularly earth-shattering:“A new Test & Measurement World reader survey shows how the Internet continues to transform the work lives of engineers” The accompanying article How leading vendors lure website vistors … Continue reading

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Thomas Register Print Edition Nixed

Thomas Register Print Edition Nixed “It has been our strategy for the last 10 years to eventually eliminate the print properties. It was just a matter of how long it would take.” Gee, what a surprise! Thanks Mike for getting … Continue reading

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