Monthly Archives: June 2005

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →