Villing Articles for July 2009
The Other Uses of Twitter
Lesley Langfeldt (July 29, 2009)
The popularity of Twitter is unbelievable. But why on earth would anyone want to know every mundane detail about your day?
Slow Down and Appreciate Life
Mathew Siecker (July 24, 2009)
People mention every day how fast time goes and how there is just never enough time. However, if you learn to slow down and appreciate the little things, it may just help you connect with your target audience.
Phoning It In
Scott Tingwald (July 17, 2009)
A recent Internet and e-mail outage at our office on Monday due to a weekend storm took me back to the 1990s. You don't realize how much communication is by e-mail until you don't have it.
Nonprofit + Event Planning x Public Relations = Success
Becky Hayden (July 10, 2009)
Incorporating public relations into your nonprofit event planning may not solve all of your budget problems, but if all the elements are executed properly your event can be extremely successful!
Top Four Web Optimization Myths
Nathan DeSelm (July 6, 2009)
Myths about website optimization can often lead to unnecessary usability restrictions or inappropriate goals. These are some of the more common web optimization myths that I run across quite frequently.
O-ver-ra-ted (clap, clap,...clap, clap, clap)
Thom Villing (July 1, 2009)
The relative success of McDonald's versus Burger King reignites the debate over the value of creativity.