With the launch of Google Instant I’ve got a few non-connected thoughts on what this means to SEO/SEM as well as to Google, and some questions with how they will adapt to this. First let’s look at the comments I have specifically to Google. A Great Engineering Feat In one way I think this is [...]
It’s Time to Drop the “M” in CRM
April 30, 2009 By 3 Comments
Social customer relationship management is the evolution of CRM and Todd Clayton over at chatterboxhq had an interesting article which I had to respond to on Why Social CRM Is not the Answer for Social Media it’s a great read (go on read it, I’ll still be here when you get back). OK great, so [...]
Editors Going Extinct or a New Breed?
April 23, 2009 By 4 Comments
Having recently taken up blogging I have discovered one major issue. There’s no editor. Nobody to really ask you is this what you really mean to say? It’s a simple click publish and there it is your article up and out there live for everyone to see. I know at some point I’m going to [...]
Why the Kindle Should be Free (or Some Other e-Reader)
April 22, 2009 By Leave a Comment
When Amazon launched the Kindle they missed a great opportunity. It’s not like they need it, but they should have made the Kindle FREE. The e-book reader market is still a developing market, but we’ve seen that whoever is king early on is often hard to knock down once they are on top. Amazon could [...]
Brent Chaters is the author of the upcomming O'Reilly book 
. has been working with internet based technology since 1998, first learning HTML, and FLASH at McMaster University where he earned his BA in English. He later graduated from Sheridan College from the Interactive Multimedia Program, where his projects won two TV Ontario awards. Brent has since worked for large world wide corporations and small business helping lead them into the world of the internet.
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