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What’s your flock look like?

JTk — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 14:50:02 +0000

Here’s mine: blogger web junkie business online marketing design living developer all internet

If you do the twitter ( you do the twitter, right? ) find your flock.

Roxor Blog is for Sale

JTk — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 20:25:49 +0000

Yes, the time has come, I am selling roxorblog as my professional life is changing and running an entertainment blog is not something that I can do at the moment and instead of letting it go I figured I would try and find a loving home for it.

Roxor Blog – http://www.roxorblog.com is for sale.
This is an established WordPress powered blog that has a Google Page Rank of 4 and a kick-butt original design. The winner of this auction will get the domain name, a second domain name with an alternative (leet) spelling, the original WordPress theme ( a $500 value ) and all the content in the blog.

You can pick up right where I have left off and run your own entertainment blog without having to start from scratch – all the hard start up work has been done for you.

One of the nice things about Roxor Blog is that you can collect a bunch of free swag from folks that want you to review their CD’s and DVD’s. View the Auction here.

Web 2.0 Consulting

JTk — Wed, 15 Mar 2006 06:07:36 +0000

So I was talking to the ninja, who is pretty plugged in, and told him that I was focusing my consultancy on web 2.0 and asked him about what he thought web 2.0 was all about.

We had a very interesting conversation, and even though we are coming at the issue from 2 different sides of things ( me: creative and manipulating the web 2.0 tools available, he: writing exciting new code for web 2.0 apps ) we saw things pretty much the same way, but did expressed them differently.

Ninja talks about web 2.0 being read/write where the original web was just read. That is, back in the day, someone posted something and someone else read it and that was the end of the transaction.

These days the posting of the original content is just the begging of the set of metadata that will tell the story of what that content is. The interaction between publisher and reader can create all new content that is often as important and or interesting as the original posting.

In addition to the original data, that content may get tagged, commented on, remixed, track backed, etc. The users don’t just consume the original content now, they interact with it.

Web 2.0 is all about using and building interesting tools ( like blog software, CMS’s, RSS, etc. ) to publish well formed, standards compliant data in a way that facilitates the users ability to comment, classify, and collect that data and do other interesting stuff to it.

But what does this all mean to you? To your business? It means that the web is changing and to take advantage of it you have to rethink your web strategy. If you are ready to get started, click here to get in touch with us.