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Top 10 Firefox Add-ons, Updated

We created a Top 10 Firefox Add-ons list based on the review of more than a dozen lists published by colleagues, friends, and website pros. Given the length of the content, we created a separate page for you. And, you will also find links to lists published by others for Firefox add-ons, plug-ins, and Firefox [...]

Successful Blog Post Tips

All bloggers can benefit from this post by Paul Stamatiou, a Georgia Tech student. Nice blog, quick read, and relevant to anyone with a blog. Successful Blog Post [tags] blog post tips, blogging, eoecho.com, eoecho [/tags]

Are Corporate Blogs A Waste of Time for Upper Management?

Telling your boss he or she needs a blog could get you fired. A generic blog with generic comments by your CEO and/or your upper management team does not produce significant returns for the time invested. More to the point, it is likely a waste of their time. We all know it, but thousands of [...]

Career Opportunity Marketing Via RSS Feeds

Are you seeking new hires for your team? Why not market your company at the same time? Edelman has developed an effective mechanism for posting their job ads while marketing their brand to bloggers and other feed fans. Their answer, RSS Feeds; pushing HR job openings to feed subscribers.
I tried using Sage feed reader [...]

Blogging Builds Social Connections

Earlier this week, I attended a local Media Trade Show and sat in on an Internet Marketing Strategies seminar. The speaker was an experienced spokesperson for wireless carriers, Nextel and Sprint. And, he has appeared on the Fox Morning Show, ABC News, CNet Live Radio, The New York Times, Industry Standard, Wired, and numerous other [...]

eoecho is in the Blog Flux Directory

eoecho was added to the Blog Flux Directory. What is Blog Flux?
Blog Flux has one goal – to be the single source for bloggers and blog readers. Be it finding new blogs, subscribing to RSS feeds, or pinging sites with blog updates, you won’t have to scurry over to multiple sites. All available on one [...]

The Demand for Quick Fixes, Something New, and Make It Creative

Our friend and fellow blogger, David Maister, has an interesting post with respect to the demand for quick fixes, something new, and creative marketing solutions. Here’s a few of my thoughts that I added to the conversation.
I think the quest for quick fixes and something new is partially due to a lack of inherent creativity [...]

Occam’s Razor, KISS and Blogging

Noun: a scientific and philosophic rule that requires the simplest of competing theories be preferred to the more complex. Better known today as the KISS principle (Keep It Simple).
Although William of Occam embraced the concept in the 14th century, scholars trace the basic premise back to ideas proposed by Aristotle. For good reason, the concept [...]