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Ken Yeung
How “1” Is Not The Loneliest Number But Rather A Sign of Popularity
It seems that more and more time is being spent using Google+, at least for me. Yes, I’ve heard people say that Google+ isn’t relevant and that no one really uses it, but I find that it’s helpful in its own ways. Sure we can post things to Twitter and to Facebook, but for me, […]
To One of the World’s Greatest Businessmen & Innovators: We Thank You, Steve Jobs
Just about a couple hours ago, I read a breaking news email from CNN with perhaps the most devastating news that I possibly could hear today and also in the world of technology, innovation and marketing: Apple co-founder, Steve Jobs, has died. He was considered “one of the business world’s greatest comeback kids” and while I wasn’t […]
Delicious Revamps Social Bookmarking, But It All Stacks Up To Confusion & Summations
We’re always eager to record our activity and we’re always looking for a way to catalog it so that we can reference it later on. I suppose that’s why the social bookmarking industry came to fruition. A few years ago, I wrote about this phenomenon and for a while they kind of blended in to […]
Why Obama Visiting LinkedIn To Have A Town Hall Made Sense To Talk About Jobs
Earlier today, President Barack Obama visited the Computer History Museum to talk about jobs and the state of the economy in the United States. Now, regardless of your political views, there’s no denying that we are in some tough times. While this may seem like anything but a good photo opportunity for the sitting president […]
5 Useful Applications Marketers Should Have on Their iPads
The invention of the Apple iPad revolutionized how presentations and other tasks were done without being constrained to a desktop computer. Being mobile has really helped change the way we do business, and while there are a plethora of tablet devices out there, like the Samsung Galaxy S, the HP TouchPad (okay, not really), Motorola […]
A Great Platform Should Be the Foundation of Any Web Solution
Having lived in the historical home and heart of technology innovation, that being Silicon Valley, I’ve been noticing more and more startups emerge and demo their wares. Some even have stood out more than others. And I’m not talking about those that are targeted towards consumers versus enterprise. Rather, I think that some services and […]
The Disrupt Revolution Is Upon Us & The Internet Will Never Be The Same Again
The Internet has undergone some major shifts throughout the past few years. At first, people were clamoring about wanting to set up a website for their company. It seemed simple at first with purely static sites, but then grew in scale so that more brands wanted to have database-powered content management systems and also additional […]
Set Your Social Media Marketing Ablaze With Wildfire Interactive’s Promotion Suite
Earlier this summer, I was privileged to attend an event hosted by Wildfire Interactive (@wildfireapp), where they announced a brand new program (video of presentation) designed to help companies make their efforts more social. From what I’ve seen, the company has become an enormous beacon helping to guide agencies and brands from the clueless fog of […]
Introspective: Three Years Later, Back On Steady Ground, And I’m Still Here
As I started to write more blog posts this month, I looked at my calendar and realized that it’s nearly three years since I’ve moved to San Francisco. So as a blogger may typically do, I decided to continue on with my introspective as I had done when I marked my 1 year anniversary and […]
It’s Time To Put Up or Shut Up: Don’t Promote Customer Service If You Don’t Follow Through
So here’s an interesting customer service story that I have to share with you… Recently, I had a somewhat “brash” encounter with a company and received some painful customer service experience. This company was Comcast (or is it xfinity? It’s so hard to tell anymore.). In the mail, I received a notice that I found […]
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