I’ve decided I need a new marketing manifesto… So it’s Pinko Marketing for me!
Pinko Marketing seems close to what I would come up with when it comes to marketing on the web, so wish me luck.
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MySpace is… cancer?
I went on a 43* kick (that would be 43places, 43things, 43people) recently. These are just fun sites to browse through, and while I use the web for a million things each day, just browsing around for fun is usually at the bottom of my list…
Anyway, under “43 Places News and Announcements” they mention the Where 2.0 Conference and how someone asked how they were going to get as big as MySpace.com? Josh Peterson said that they had no interest in doing so, and commented “Who wants to create a new form of cancer?” Nice… :)
I used to be the guy who maintained the Wisconsin branch of the iPodder.org directory. (I might still be, but haven’t gotten any requests for additions in months.) Is iPodder.org still being used today? I’m not even sure…
Anyway, Sara Oceguera from mkeonline sent out an email asking for Milwaukee area podcasts to list themselves in the mkeonline.com podcast directory. So, you know, if you’re in the area (Milwaukee, that is) and do a podcast, here’s one more outlet for you… Enjoy!
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Job via Blog Update
Remember my post titled Job via Blog? If not, it’s the post where I pretty much said I am looking for a job.
Just to clarify, I am (still) looking for a full-time job. Of course I don’t live in San Francisco, which seems to be a limiting factor… I’m located near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and plan on staying here.
Why would you hire me? Because I am passionate about the web, and how it can be used to further communication and collaboration. I think that most organizations are only using a fraction of the power of the web to get things done, and I’d like to see that change.
Got something to offer? Contact me…
(Was Scoble involved in the birth of blogging or podcasting like I was? Hmmmm? Besides, I’m probably a lot cheaper than Scoble…)
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Not Quite “The Producers”
We watched The Producers a few weeks ago, and it was hilarious. Not so hilarious is this real-life story: Wisconsin Farmer’s Hitler Shrine Will Not Open, Officials Say.
Yes, that’s right. A Madison area farmer (named “Junker”) was planning on opening a shrine to Hitler on his farm. It has all the makings of a comedy, except for the fact that it’s true…