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No-Cost Social Media Listening Tools
I recommend setting up a newsfeed that you can peruse on a daily basis. I would include competitors’ blogs, sector blogs, internal blogs, news feeds, and any other online information you want to… Read More
5 Gmail Filters to Get You to Inbox Zero
Chris Smith of Stepcase Lifehack writes: The elusive Inbox Zero. It’s the moment when you have all of your “inputs” somewhat dealt with and the the slate is clear for you to concentrate… Read More
How I publish from Google+
Mike Elgan provides this valuable information: Google itself does not generate RSS feeds from public posts, for some reason. But independent services do. The best one that I’m aware of is called Pluss… Read More
7 Expert Chefs in Feeding the Content Beast
If you’re interested in content marketing, here are 7 ‘chefs’ you should track. Jessie Zubatkin writes: If you’ve read our recent eBook, “How to Feed the Content Beast (without getting eaten alive),” you’re… Read More
Using Google Reader ‘send to’ with WordPress.com and .org
This week one of my eager beaver overachiever students is trying to implement something that I mentioned in class last week; namely, how you can send content directly from Google Reader to WordPress.com.… Read More
How to Check Email Like a Minimalist
Joshua Fields Millburn writes: Most of us receive a multitude emails each day. It’s easy to address them one by one, filtering and sorting and replying to them as they tumble into our… Read More
Are You Spending 1,000 Hours Preparing for Your Next Job?
My blogging buddy David Kanigan pointed me to this article in the Harvard Business Review: In 2012, some estimate that information is doubling every 18 months and that the doubling time is shortening… Read More
Want to manage your information better?
Learn how to be a Google Reader rockstar! Join a free hangout at 15:00 CDST [GMT-6] today. Just add me to one of your circles and I’ll add you back and invite you…… Read More
A Primer for Blogging; thoughts on 3,000 posts…
Just in time for this ‘milestone’ post, Chris Brogan provided this handy list that I’ll use as a preamble to what it is that I already wanted to share with you… If you… Read More
How To “Eat” Information
Information overload or ‘filter failure’?
