Monthly Archives: January 2007

Submitted by yours-truly: “Submitter’s comments: Saw this post at Wired that referenced ‘the most useless site ever’. Had to check it out. And it is useless. First it was the musicians with the sucky sites, now it’s the equipment they … Continue reading →

Since I posted about ThomasNet’s new forums, I’ve got a few comments and wanted to update a few things: I posted a thread about pricing-on-websites in the marketing section (yes, I will get back to this subject soon). One user … Continue reading →

I was offered a comp-copy of Change or Die by Alan Deutschman because I had posted about the original Fast Company article previously. I found the article profound, and jumped at the opportunity to get the book. Here is the … Continue reading →

Everyone is talking web 2.0 these days, so it was inevitable: “ThomasNet.com has rolled out the ThomasNet Forums, providing an integral component to building an active community amongst not only Industrial Market Trends readers or all ThomasNet.com users — but … Continue reading →

“All progress is precarious, and the solution of one problem brings us face to face with another problem.” –Martin Luther King Jr. (More quotations worth pondering here: Quotation Search – Martin Luther King Jr.) I am heartened by the blogging … Continue reading →

Why should you try to publish pricing on your website? Do we really have to have this discussion? It is pretty obvious, isn’t it? Price is one of the most important features of your product. Site visitors want to know! … Continue reading →

I love finding timely posts from others for what I want to write about. Vincent Flander’s Web Pages That Suck to the rescue! In today’s Daily Sucker 1/11/07 “Submitter’s comments: ‘Contact us for a quote.’ What? You mean you don’t … Continue reading →