Like anyone serious about business, I spend time trying to figure out how Google’s search algorythm works. Because if you are serious about business you care about communication. And if you care about communication you have to care about the way most of the world now discovers information. Yesterday I was surprised to notice… Continue reading This is how to beat Google on search: the way Google+ is beating Facebook!
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Why Google wants to stop me blogging
If you are posting original content on Facebook or Twitter, you’re stupid. No polite way to put it. You’re an idiot. Every day I see great thoughts, photos and other inspiring original content posted on Facebook and it makes me cringe. It is like cooking an interesting organic and original meal and… Continue reading Why Google wants to stop me blogging
Interface time (again) – supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
You know that something is changing when Google talks about a “beautiful interface”… As the world tries to figure out how to keep their day job and still find time to check up their facebook, twitter, linked in and Google Plus accounts, it seems we are going full circle to the operating system debate… Continue reading Interface time (again) – supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Do evil: using social media to destroy competitors. Or anyone you don’t like
Social media failures are fast becoming a part of my daily entertainment. Large and small corporations suddenly naked and unarmed, it is the stuff of slapstick comedy. We all see that long ladder swinging around except Hardy and…bang! Laurel knocks him down. The fun part is that – just like in social media… Continue reading Do evil: using social media to destroy competitors. Or anyone you don’t like
Facebook ads don’t add up: how I proved they are cheating
“So why don’t you cheat?” It took me a while to recover. My father has always been my moral compass. He has stood through many decades of doing business with absolute integrity refusing to bribe anyone in a country where this is unheard of. He didn’t fall for the trap of taking… Continue reading Facebook ads don’t add up: how I proved they are cheating
Personal Communications Advisor: better than golf
Yes, yet another acronym. I am now officially a PE.C.A. I coined the term because it is going to become a popular profession. Not for me personally. I only got involved and am developing the know how in order to assist corporate clients. The problem is that the personal branding of their top brass is… Continue reading Personal Communications Advisor: better than golf
How to really beat Facebook or Twitter either as a competitor or as a legislator
I have a plan so cunning, Black Adder wouldn’t even understand it. Building true intelligence within social media, but with a pretty face so that it doesn’t scare people away. It will be like giving you a supermodel intelligent secretary for free.
“The majority of people who stayed in this room are reusing towels at least once during their stay”
From Facebook ads to billboard and graphics in hotel rooms, you need to think about human psychology when communicating if you want anyone to take notice in a meaningful way.
Open sourcing privacy: my master plan
Rather than complain about what Google and Facebook do to our privacy, why don’t we make a global effort to actually supply user information for analysis for something useful?
Self organized criticality in our brains (and media consumption)
Periods of calm in our brains are followed by frenzies of activity and that is the most efficient way for the whole thing to work. Get used to it.