Blarketing
I got the following email from a friend today that I hadn’t talked to in a year or so (see – email isn’t dead...). Brad, Just wanted to drop you a
I got the following email from a friend today that I hadn’t talked to in a year or so (see – email isn’t dead...). Brad, Just wanted to drop you a
I stole Matt’s subtitle because it’s so cute. If you are part of either side of the “email is dead, no it’s not” debate, go read Matt’s post on “The
Dick Costolo and his gang at Feedburner have been on the front lines of the podcasting explosion. They’ve got great metrics on the growth and dynamics of podcasting and just
I find online blog-related survey’s peculiar since they have so much selection bias built in (e.g. the bloggers are going to be the ones responding, who pass around the surveys,
Feedburner continues to impress – they just announced some new features, including FeedCount. Dick, Eric, and crew have taken “Keep It Simple and Sloppy” to heart – they releas
I’ve been enjoying watching my Feedburner stats increase steadily. However, recently I put a web stats package on my web server to see what was going on. I was completely
As a hardcore NewsGator user (and investor), I’ve been a heavy user of several of the NewsGator plug-ins. As the number of feeds I monitor has increased, I have found
I just got my first RSS Feed Ad via my eWEEK Technology News Feed. ADV: Learn more about a Xerox Phaser (R) 8400 and WIN a 50″ HDTV eWEEK Technology
Feedburner implemented an upgrade to their statistics page today. It’s solid progress. I’ve written about the issue of blog stats in the past. This is an area that both as
It’s Sunday evening and I’m sitting at my computer catching up on email from the weekend listening to The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking by Roger Waters. Amy is upstairs