Cool Stories This Week – Week of January 19 2009
Because I read a couple of dozen blogs a day dealing with marketing and business in general, I come across some pretty interesting material from week to week. So, I’ve decided to add a new feature to the blog where I round-up some of my favorite blog posts, cool stories and interesting information that I run across .
Here are some of the interesting stuff I came across this week:
The power of Less – Tim Ferris about Leo Babuta (of ZenHabits.net)
Transcribe your mini brainstorms with Jott – Simply a phone call away (and it’s free)
Do you enjoy things? EnjoysThin.gs – a social bookmarking site (similar to del.icio.us) on steroids!
Remember anything and everything with Evernote (it even has a cool iPhone app)
The Lazy Manifesto – by Zenhabits.net
Break the pattern of average results – by Yaro Starak (Entrepreneurs-Journey.com)
5 Worst Sources For Advice on TV
Internet population surpassed one billion in December (comScore)
Do you travel a lot? Get organized with TripIt
Ever wanted to search Twitter? Use Tweetag
Do you use Google Chrome? 10 pretty cool hacks for Chrome
Are you taking advantage Google Conversion Optimizer? (free tool you already have in your Adwords account) by David Szetela
Pope becomes one of world’s oldest YouTube stars!
21 Guaranteed Ways To Grow Your Blog by Darren Rowse (Problogger.net)
Can you become a “guru”? A great article from Copyblogger.com
That’s about it for this week…
By the way, I post these “real time” on Twitter. So, be sure to follow me on Twitter!
All the best,
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Hey Steven, I would like to include your name and blog in my upcoming ebook. But I cant find an about page. Could you help me out?
Wow, thanks for the resources, these look great. I read the power of less by Tim Ferris, that was a great post. A couple dozen a day? How do you absorb all that?
Hi Mary,
you can email me at affiliatemarketingdiary(at)gmail.com
/Steven
Hey, that is some really decent material you’ve discovered this month. Are you going to follow up on all of it? If so, how do you find the time? Argh!
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