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IT in a Recession

Like many companies and individuals you are hurting right now or are anticipating the future pain the down turn that our economy is spiraling into. For many companies IT budgets are one of the first things to go, this is a bad idea, not because companies like mine need your business, but because it is bad for business.

President 2.0

Every time a new medium comes out that helps us communicate everyone needs to learn the new rules of the road for using it. There are many new rules in the age of the Internet and both presidential candidates fought hard to learn and then use them to their advantage. This article is not about one candidate or the other, it is about how the Internet is changing the way we interact with the world.

SPAM Buttons

SPAM is more than just an annoyance, it makes us less efficient and it’s against the law. For those of us trying to use email to marketing our organizations we are in a jam trying to differentiate our emails from SPAM. Another issue is teaching our readers the difference between the SPAM button in their email from providers like AOL and Comcast and the delete button. The following text can be used to help train your readers.

Getting Found on the Internet

Getting found on the Internet is as much computer art as it is computer science. For example Internet gurus have ideas about how Google decides how specific sites will be ranked but they do not sure their algorithm for ranking and indexing sites is a corporate secret.

Define Yourself as an Expert

I had a client who loved Speed Racer. He knew everything there was to know about Speed Racer and could tell you about it the way others might tell you the chapter and verse of the Bible. This person was an undisputable Speed Racer expert, but how does he let people know that? The Internet gives this person as well as others an opportunity to share their expertise with tools like blogs, social networking sites, email newsletters, Wikipedia, and the rapid creation of new websites.