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Cartoon: Collateral
By on September 16, 2010
“12,000 Twitter followers and 25,000 subscribers on Feedburner are certainly impressive. But they aren’t what we in the banking business call ‘collateral.’”
Cartoon: Nostalgia
By on September 13, 2010
“I got a trackback yesterday. I haven’t felt so nostalgic in ages.”
Cartoon: Suing Your Guest Blogger
By on September 3, 2010
“I’m sorry – there’s nothing in the case law to suggest you can sue a guest blogger for alienation of your audience’s affection.”
Cartoon: Get to the ‘Read More’ Link!
By on August 23, 2010
Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.
Cartoon: Custody Battle
By on August 13, 2010
Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.
Cartoon: Ad Space
By on August 2, 2010
Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.
Cartoon: Opening Act
By on July 22, 2010
Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.
Cartoon: Plea-e enj-y o-r fr-e w-rel-ss
By on July 14, 2010
Flaky wireless connections are a fact of life for bloggers on the move. If it isn’t tortoise-slow downloads, it’s a password that never seems to “take”. If it isn’t a connection that keeps dropping, it’s a router that refuses to give you an IP address. Okay. So the connection’s too unreliable to let you post … [Read more]
Cartoon: Last RSSpects
By on July 8, 2010
It can be hard to admit, but blogs have a life cycle – and, in some cases, a best-before date that may be well in the past. Your passion for the subject matter wanes; other interests beckon; your readers and commenters, maybe sensing your faltering commitment, move on to other venues. And that’s okay. There’s … [Read more]
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