I can see the headline now: “Time travel is now a reality,” says leading WordPress scientist. One of the features that many people either 1. never learned about or 2. forget that it is there is the ability to schedule posts for publication at a specific date and time. By default, when you initially publish […]
Archives for January 2011
U.S. Speed Sport Goes Live
One of my latest projects went live this weekend. U.S. Speed Sport is devoted to the memory of one of the pioneers of hot rodding, Ted McMullen and his company U.S. Speed Sport. It’s a WordPress powered site using a custom theme I built on the Studiopress Genesis framework. Why build on the Genesis framework? […]
Seth Godin Returns to Orange County
Seth Godin is coming to Orange County! Godin’s twelve books — all of them bestsellers — deal with the post-industrial revolution, the way ideas spread, marketing, quitting, leadership and most of all, changing everything. His blog is considered the most popular marketing blog in the world. And he’s coming to Orange County and you can […]
Meet Me at WordCamp San Francisco
This year WordCamp San Francisco celebrates it’s fifth anniversary. I attended the first WordCamp SF way back in 2007. It was a much more intimate affair back then, and the sense of community was unmistakable. Five years later, the event has grown to three days, and a much bigger venue than that humble beginning. The dates […]
Visualize Your Professional Network with InMaps
LinkedIn Labs has introduced InMaps – a visualization of your LinkedIn network. I first heard about InMaps via a Tweet from fellow #SMMOCer Mel Aclaro. LinkedIn wisely made sharing easy, and so a quick search will find plenty of fresh tweets about this as people discover the new feature. I gave InMaps a quick spin […]
Happy Birthday, Annie!
Today is a very special day. My sweetheart is celebrating The Big Five-Oh. She likes to tease me saying she’s been waiting for me for 50 years, but I think she has that backwards. Somersault You’re the warmth in my summer breeze You’re the ivory to my ebony keys You would share your last jelly […]
If I Were The Boss…
Knowledge management (KM) can help transform an organization as people begin to connect, leveraging the best knowledge and expertise to improve work processes and deliverables. Last week, I discussed what KM means on a personal level. In many ways, KM thinking is a mindset. The KM mind questions the value of everything, and challenges us […]