Hello everybody! SOBCon 2009 is over. I know that many of you are sad, but guess what? There is a ton of content out there for you to re-live and re-learn some of the experience. While David Griffith … [Read more...]

Andi Fisher Andi Fisher is. And boy, is she excited about it. She wrote a post about making her decision and it carries some special meaning for me – because Liz had the very same effect on me last … [Read more...]

Mack Collier, writing at The Viral Garden, has a very informative post about how to get the most out of the blogging “lull” in December: Use December’s blogging lull to your advantage – The Viral … [Read more...]

Here are some of the sponsors of this year’s event, we are all looking forward to talking with, and learning from, these companies: With Intuit small business services, managing your business has … [Read more...]

Today we have a guest post from Robert Hruzek, a SOBCon alumnus that I had the pleasure of meeting last year. I am looking forward to spending more time talking to him this year! What I Learned … [Read more...]

Andy Sernovitz from Damn I Wish I’d Thought of That points to an article on Creating Passionate Users: The Best User Manual Ever: Focus on making your user manual easier to read (even enjoyable!), … [Read more...]

I just wanted to share this with you: Charlie Grantham and Jim Ware, writing at The Future of Work, share some thought on the building blocks of interpersonal interaction: In our experience effective … [Read more...]

Bob Krumm wrote this week: The water cooler is spreading a virus Unless you’ve been living under a rock, two events have leapt into America’s consciousness this week. The first was the Tea Party … [Read more...]

I recently had the opportunity to review a book for entrepreneurs that had some great advice, a list of seven priorities for the critical first year of business. The more I thought about this list, … [Read more...]