I devised the term “Personal Branding Nexus” to refer to a central source that allows individuals (potential employers, prospective clients, and others with an interest in you) to easily get information about you and your relevant online presence. It’s a source that is used as a jump-off point from which to showcase your accomplishments, social media…
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In this article, I propose that personal branding and increased business can results from having a central source online from which to guide people who are interested in your services. I believe that by creating what I call a “Personal Identity Hub Website,” you can benefit on multiple fronts. In your content marketing efforts, if you…
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I can relate to people in the tech world who have many different projects going on. I am personally involved with multiple companies and projects which I own, help run, or both. Most of them are technology-related and complement each other (web design, SEO and social media marketing, online publishing, photography, etc). Over the last few years, as…
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This topic lends itself to being part of the privacy debate and related issues. However, I want to pull it away from that drama and place the emphasis on the business world. This article is aimed at business people as opposed to private individuals (although they may get something out of this as well). Real…
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Ignite Montreal 2011 was an amazing night with 14 presenters. I was fortunate to have had my presentation accepted. These are the PowerPoint slides that accompanied my talk. I received a lot of great feedback from attendees (there were about 200 people in the audience) and very much appreciate it. Most of the numbers are…
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I’ve attended two WordCamps to date and spoke at one. I loved both and encourage people to
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Montreal is a major hub for Internet-related activities including web design, marketing, and especially technology and gaming development. Here’s a list of some of the more popular conferences, meetings, and “camps” that you can attend on a fairly regular basis. Running a periodic ( monthly/quarterly/annual) meeting is a major task and as a result, some will stop from time…
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Every form of communication has its own norms for how people are expected to use them.
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As I mentioned in my WordCamp talk, Twitter, in its most basic form is a content management system (CMS). Given how incredibly popular the platform is,
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The 140conf Meetup came to Montreal with Jeff Pulver as the organizer and speaker. Overall, I’d say the event was a success and I’m not just saying that because he bought everyone several rounds of drinks!
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