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Paul is a former technology journalist who has become a leading thinker and speaker about Social Media. His first book, New Media Influencers, is the catalyst that moved many businesses to begin using social media. His new book, Secrets of Social Marketing, promises to help even more businesses. Read More

Pay per click budgeting is not a topic I thought you could devote a whole blog post to, when I first started doing PPC in 2004. But I was wrong. Here are the five most important budget-related topics in pay per click advertising: Read More

This is a collection of random thoughts about writing, prompted by someone telling me today that "all you know how to do is write". They were attempting to reduce my price for an SEO project. You inspired me! Cheers! Read More

Dragging or pushing yourself to the computer? Too many posts starting with an apology for not having been around of late? The joy you first brought to blogging now a distant memory? Looks like a case of blogger's block. Don't worry— there is a cure. Read More

Having checked out Mike Damphousse's blog post Ethics & Wonder/Amazon's Mechanical Turk/Kiva on his experience getting a data related task done through the new online marketplace, I had a chance to check it out myself and ponder what this means for us as a B2B Marketing Database Management company. Amazon's Mechanical Turk has been making buzz wav Read More

Tis the season for socializing at the annual office holiday party. As you attend the affair keep in mind that the company sponsored office party is still a business event. It is an extension of the workplace and provides social interaction at the business level. Below are some tips for using the company sponsored party to your career advantage. En Read More

Dig a little deeper when you are faced with a tough situation. Deal with it on another level than you normally would. Read More

The research of Catalyst.org, a non-profit based in New York, has consistently shown that the top 25% of companies with the largest share of women Directors on a public-company Board beat the bottom quartile companies with a return on equity 53% higher. Read More

It is natural, in an age of bailouts and government intervention, to denounce the actions being taken “for our own good” by the President and Congress, and write at length about what we shouldn't be doing. It is my view that people look entirely too Read More

Most people dislike negotiation. Perhaps it is because they do not like confrontation or because they lack the necessary negotiation skills. This can cause problems in business and everyday life. Read More