Connecting clients with good developers to help create content is a challenge. The results however can be worth it.   Here's an example: I connected with Marcus King, a developer from Louisville, KY who posted on Twitter about his recent experience speaking about Aspect-Oriented...

Tonight I enrolled in HubSpot's Inbound Marketing University. I've been going to HubSpot for over a year now and find many of their free resources, like Inbound Marketing University, valuable to marketers and business owners (definitely take a look at their free website grader). Tonight's class,...

I was riding in a car with three friends, all of us looking forward to a day of pre-season skiing,  when it came over the car radio. The fall of the Berlin Wall. It was November 1989, I was 18 years old and had graduated from high school earlier that year. The four of us looked at each other...

Do you find yourself frequently disappointed with reality? Without going into a long Cartesian diatribe about what reality is, I'd like to share with you some things that I have experienced lately that have been disappointing: Eating a Royal (Quarter-Pounder) menu meal at McDonalds ...

What You'll Win: A free one-on-one community building consultation with me, Britt King. In this session we'll discuss your biggest community building challenge and I'll provide you with three personalized strategies for building meaningful communities, connecting with existing ones, and finding...

  I was listening to one of my favorite bands last week—Thin Lizzy. I’ve been a fan of their music since grade school, especially the Jailbreak and Live and Dangerous albums. There’s something about their double lead guitar harmonies and Phil Lynott’s delivery that I’ve always found...

Scobleizer TV recently interviewed tech PR guru, Joshua Reynolds, and learned an interesting new trend among CEOs and CIOs. In an annual survey asking what influeces them to buy technology, more CEOs and CIOs picked digital media (non-company generated content online) and word of mouth than...

One of my earliest Marketing 101 memories includes learning about Theodore Levitt's groundbreaking publication of Marketing Myopia in the Harvard Business Review. In the paper, Levitt answers his own famous question: What Business are You Really In? by stating that many businesses miss out on...

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