Monthly Archives: October 2005

Interesting how little details can screw things up. I had a online survey form set-up by an outside agency for a specific purpose. Their form asked users to provide their Name, Business, Address, Phone, etc. It was interesting how many … Continue reading →

InfoCommerce’s last blog/newsletter had an interesting editorial that centered around this statement: “What’s fueling paid search is the pay-for-performance model, where advertisers don’t pay unless something happens.” The title of the article: In a word: Fair. Actually the article is … Continue reading →

Today’s mail brought me two articles to blog about. Both are not online, so no links: Sales & Marketing Management wrote about blogs and yours-truly in its October issue. A concise one-page article in it’s Work/Life Balance section. “Decide if … Continue reading →

Heard over a couple cubes: “Oh crap, an invite to a reverse auction!” Yes, the only thing worse than getting an official RFQ is getting invited to a reverse auction. Unfamiliar with the reverse auction? It is an online auction … Continue reading →

Some time ago, I predicted a Google Calendar back in February. Looks like things might be moving foward, both in others spectulation and possibility. Here is one take on it: A Google Calendar Theory: “Perhaps this is it. Google Calendar … Continue reading →