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July 5th, 2008 by Administrator
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Good thought. For once, Scoble is not just a lot of noise, but also makes sense….
Yes, simply getting traffic is not the goal - getting involvement and respect from your audience should be.
Who is winning the race to get more traffic?
This 14-year-old kid, Fred. He’s gotten MILLIONS of views! 45 million at last count.
This is what happens when you try to simply be entertaining.
If traffic is your goal, here’s the formula. Do something really stupid that’ll make people laugh.
Me? I’ll stick with having a few thousand people passionate about learning more from innovative technologists and other leaders.
Why not get into the traffic race? Because I’d rather be in the race for a smart, focused audience. That’s where the real action is.
It also says volumes about why YouTube is losing millions of dollars every month. They can’t monetize this kid, and THAT should tell you how much real value there is in having a big audience.
Back to business: anytime I get a company who asks me about my traffic I’ll show them this blog post first and ask the question about why they haven’t sponsored this kid’s show already, since he has already won the traffic game.
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July 5th, 2008 by Administrator
Microsofts server virtualization technology is a true hypervisor capable of hosting multiple instances of Windows and even Suse Linux.
Source: CNET News
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July 5th, 2008 by Administrator
The puppet will live but the dream will die. So says Loren Feldman of 1938 Media and the technorati favorite ShelIsrael.com a domain now purported to be in transfer to the man who inspired the spoof.If Feldmans blog post yesterday written to the effect of an angered end to the real Shel Israels clash with …
Source: Mashable
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