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VIRAL

Posted May 6, 2010 - 5:32pm by Steve Kessler

The concept of going viral sounds horrible. Despite the impression this word gives, the impact is positive and powerful for your business. When your service / website / idea / book / concept is perceived as valuable people forward and share with others who share with others... the result is that your message is received by an exponential number of people who may be interested in and/or buying what you offer - without directly advertising.

Getting and Giving the Best Bargain Online

Posted January 28, 2010 - 1:03pm by Steve Kessler

There are so many ways to get the best bargain online. You can use Google, check out stores all over the country or use websites like Groupon and the litany of other emerging coupon sites that help you get amazing deals from local vendors. As a local vendor you have many options to participate but have to manage what you are willing to spend and give.

Net Neutrality

Posted October 28, 2009 - 3:31pm by Steve Kessler

Imagine all the roads in Denver now privately owned. Ford buys University Blvd. and now unless you have a Ford you are no longer allowed to drive on University Blvd. You might say that then you could drive on Broadway so this is not a problem but how would you get to businesses on University and how would people move freely though Denver? Though this analogy is not faultless it is clear that a situation where people cannot use the central arteries has a city that is less than ideal for speed and commerce.

Computing on the Go

Posted October 16, 2009 - 1:20pm by Steve Kessler

PonesCall it a Blackberry or a Crackberry an iPhone or Pre, mobile technology has small business working more efficiently.

Keeping Your Kids Safe Online

Posted May 29, 2009 - 1:17pm by Steve Kessler

I was talking to Angel Tuccy the other day and she told me that her child saw her picture on the Experience Pros website and told her that her teacher said that it was not safe to have a picture online. This is true for a 6th grader but how do we show our kids how to be safe online if we are figuring this out for ourselves as we go?