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Full story: 3,000 posts
I just noticed that I’ve reached a milestone in blog publishing, with 3,000 posts published at NevilleHobson.com since I started this blog in 2006. I published my first post here on February 22, 2006. That’s 2,392 days ago, so 3,000 posts works out at roughly a post-and-a-bit a day. Not sure what that actually means […]
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Full story: Prepare for goodbye Feedburner in October 2012
[Update September 15: Moving on from Feedburner to Feedblitz. I decided to move away from Feedburner. The post you’re reading, and it’s update at the end, tries to throw some light on a murky picture, with limited success. I’ve made my decision to go to Feedblitz, explained in the new post.] Did you know that […]
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Full story: FIR Speakers and Speeches: #TAGtribe Forum – Your Connected Customer and Company
Conversations instead of pitching, connections instead of leads; permission over advertising, engagement over spam and goals rather than targets – strong sentiments that characterized a lively discussion at Waggener Edstrom in London on September 5, 2012. FIR co-host Neville Hobson joined fellow panelists JP Rangaswami, Chief Scientist at Salesforce.com, and Jon Silk, Head of Digital […]
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Full story: Pity the PR person who is not agile and technically astute
Fast Company magazine interviewed Brian Kardon, CMO of Lattice Engines, a B2B sales intelligence software firm in New York, on best practices in B2B PR. It’s a good interview, with some thoughtful perspectives on PR from a senior marketing professional. Especially Kardon’s view on change and opportunity: What do you see as the biggest change […]
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