Those of us who seem to be living at the cutting edge of technology often don’t take enough time to reflect on how quickly things change. The point was driven home for me recently when my grandfather celebrated his 100th birthday and gave a speech about his life growing up a century ago.
It’s worth taking a few minutes to watch and listen…
One thing most entrepreneurs remain concerned about at all times is “feeding the funnel.” In other words, introducing prospects to the product or service being offered. The more qualified prospects exposed to your offering, the more sales you are likely to convert. This same concern crosses the boundaries between different types of businesses. B2B and…
The following is an unverified transcript of the conversation with Christopher Penn that aired on January 14, 2009. Chip Griffin: My guest today is Christopher Penn. He’s the producer of the Financial Aid Podcast and, probably, one of the more informed people I know about the state of financial aid in this country. I welcome…
Charles Best, founder of DonorsChoose.org, discusses the organization he created to match contributors with public schools needing supplies, equipment, or other funding.
Last week SEC Chairman Chris Cox again demonstrated his interest in blogs as he spoke about them at a conference. According to a Reuters report of the event, he lauded blogs as a source of information about “passion” and indicated that they “give you an early read on the … response you might expect.” By…
As I was writing about the “hit and run” web traffic phenomenon (“Traffic for Traffic’s Sake“), it made me think about the value of loyalty. That post addressed social network traffic and how many visitors from sites like Digg don’t provide any value to a web site because they simply enter quickly and leave just…
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Chris – wonderful .. I love your granddad;he should be the next YT rock star. His New England accent is making me a bit home sick. Thanks for sharing.