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Monthly Archives: February 2009
There are a lot of DIY (Do It Yourself) people out there. My dad is one of them. He doesn’t mind the required 2+ trips to Home Depot per project, the purchase of specialized tools, and the eerie coincidence that … Continue reading
and tagged with DIY, IA, information architecture, site planning
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How effective is your Quality Assurance department’s defect management tool? Sure, it can log and route bugs. But can it do more? Is it doing more? These are questions that should both be answered Yes! If not, that’s ok too. … Continue reading
and tagged with Quality Assurance, redmine, ruby on rails, testing, use cases
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In our last post, we discovered what Twitter is, how to get started using Twitter, and how to “follow” other people on the Twitter network. Now that you have your feet wet in the Twitter universe, it’s time to make … Continue reading
and tagged with smm, Social Media, twitter
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You’ve heard the name “Twitter,” and probably thought to yourself, “Great, another form of Internet communication I don’t need.” Honestly, that was my first thought as well when a co-worker of mine brought the service to my attention just over … Continue reading
and tagged with marketnet, smm, Social Media, social networks, twitter
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Article takes a look at online consumer behavior by applying Vroom’s Expectancy Theory of Motivation to get a better understanding of what is behind the consumer’s mind. Continue reading
and tagged with expectancy theory of motivation, online consumer behavior, victor vroom
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Comments on a Company Blog Don’t Have to be Uber-Scary
There are two automatic responses to the subject of implementing a company blog: 1. We’re understaffed as it is and we can’t spare anyone to blog 2. We can’t allow negative comments about our company on our own website. We’ll … Continue reading →