Jason Grigsby of Cloud Four discusses the bloat that’s crept into web site design processes and how to combat it to keep your WordPress installation lean and optimized. He shares tips and tricks for caching, choosing the right resources for your blog, compression, and other optimization strategies for your WordPress-powered site.
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David Mathison, Be The Media, Interviews Seth Godin and Scott Stratten [59:23m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (35)These are David’s Show Notes
Seth Godin: “America’s greatest marketer” and Scott Stratten: Author, UN-Marketing
Special guests today include Seth Godin and Scott Stratten.Dubbed “America’s greatest marketer” by American Way Magazine, Seth Godin writes the world’s most popular marketing blog, is the author of eleven bestselling books on marketing, and is the founder of Squidoo.com.
Today we’ll hear about the unique way in which Seth will be marketing his new book, Linchpin.
In the second half of the show, I interview Scott Stratten, author of the book UN-Marketing: Stop Marketing, Start Engaging.
Scott’s viral videos have been viewed over 60 million times. He writes a wildly popular blog, has a rabid and engaged Twitter following, as well as a lucrative speaking career as a trusted expert in viral, social, and authentic marketing.
David Mathison
Just what is Citizen Journalism and how do you become one?
David Mathison is an internationally recognized media consultant, speaker, publisher, radio host, and hi-tech entrepreneur, with more than 25 years’ experience in content distribution. From 1999 to 2002 he was founder and CEO of the Kinecta Corporation, where he raised $30 million in under two years. His new book, “Be the Media,”
Be The Media
which sold over 5,000 copies in just 11 days via his Web site, blog, Twitter, and Facebook, unveils the latest and greatest ways to market and sell your books, music, films, information products, and services. Every aspect of media is covered, with details, resources, and suggestions.
What do you think of Citizen Journalism. Can you see how it would help you share your passionate message? Join the conversation by commenting below.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
10am to 12pm Pacific Time
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If you’re ready to turn your website from a free-loader to a fee-loader, then this seminar is for you.
In this powerful information-packed seminar you will learn:
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
10am to 12pm Pacific Time
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If you’re ready to turn your website from a free-loader to a fee-loader, then this seminar is for you.
In this powerful information-packed seminar you will learn:
Here are some of the ways your business will benefit from information products:
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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What You’ll Learn Blog Orientation
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Managing Links, Categories and Comments
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Guest Blog Post By Allison Maslan
Are you living your life to the fullest at this moment in time? Do you have the life that you have always dreamed of? If so, congratulations! Meditate a few moments each day on the goodness that you have experienced from your great fortune. If your answer is no, it is never too late to start. So many of my coaching clients tell me they don’t reach their goals because they want everything perfect before they move forward.
They are striving for perfection and it is killing them. They want a perfectly clean house, to say the perfect words and to do perfect work at all times. What is the point of “perfect” anyway? Pressure filled expectations are a sure way to turn any goal into a ball and chain. Many people resist attempting new challenges or setting new goals because they are afraid they will not perform to their ridiculous level of expectation.
As a result, they give up before they ever begin. Then the feelings of disappointment and failure set in. I started taking modern dance in my 30s. The room was full of young women and men that had been dancing since childhood. My mind was aghast as the dance instructor got in front of the class and proceeded to dance several eloquent steps that we were supposed to immediately mirror. I knew I was in trouble as the class was spinning one way and I was tripping the other way (Picture I Love Lucy and the Rockettes).
Through this experience, I learned to laugh at myself and let go of the notion of doing it perfectly. It was not possible for me to keep up with these experts; and attempting to do so was way too much pressure. Once the light bulb came on that I could do something for the fun of it, I relaxed about the outcome. And wouldn’t you know it, I was able to perform in several dance presentations and I had a blast.
If you are not putting yourself out there, reaching toward what you really want because you are afraid of not being perfect, you are missing out on the juiciness of your life. It is the non-perfect part that will be most memorable and uniquely you.
Allison Maslan, HHP, CCH is a homeopathic physician and the author of Blast Off! The Surefire Success Plan To Launch Your Dreams Into Reality. As a life and business coach, she helps people create a new business and the best chapter of their lives.
The exciting launch of her book, Blast Off! The Surefire Success Plan To Launch Your Dreams Into Reality is coming Tuesday, January 19. To find out how you can buy the book and receive more than 20 beautiful mind-body-spirit gifts during the launch, go to Allison’s Blast Off Book Launch Page.
