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Where did it go? …The Disappearing Car Door

July 27th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in innovation

I just had to share this. Watch the video! This is an amazing piece of innovation that just looks so cool.

Entrepreneurs never cease to amaze me. If you think something has been pushed to the limit in innovation, you are almost always wrong.

From Jatech LLC > Disappearing Car Door.

Hat tip to LewRockwell for sharing this.
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If You Could Only Read One Blog… Which One Makes the Cut?

July 10th, 2008 | 6 Comments | Posted in Blogging

One hundred and seventy four. That is the number of feeds I currently read. Granted, quite a few of these are alerts or blogs that rarely post. Still that is a lot of content.

In a typical day I “read” 175+ blog posts. I say “read” because with that much material I have to scan and only read that which is really relevant. If you held a gun to my head (please don’t) and told me to pick one blog to read, it wouldn’t take me two seconds. One…Tw..Seth Godin’s blog. seth godin

Seth is one of those people who has worked hard and achieved the coveted status of “guru”. Marketing is his game. He has the bestselling books and original buzzwords to prove it. Not only are his posts brilliantly creative, he writes in a way most people online have forgotten how…

Succinctly.

His posts are rarely much longer than this one. Why do I think his brevity is brilliant?

People scan, not read (online) The Internet is a noisy, information rich medium. People don’t have time nor desire to wade through mountains of text.

Occam’s Razor states basically “All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best.” If you have a great insight to share online, make it as simple and succinct as possible. Trim the fat. Get to the point.  Some of the most profound truths are the simplest.

If you could only read one blog, which would you pick?

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My Del.icio.us bookmarks (Tag cloud)

April 13th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Connect

Del.icio.us is a social bookmarking site that I think is an incredibly useful tool for the internet junkie.

It allows me to bookmark a site with a number of “tags”. For instance if I wanted to bookmark this site I might tag it: { BlakeImeson resume portfolio SEO SocialMedia } If I wanted to see what sites I had tagged SEO I could see all of the sites I had ever tagged with that. It is a great tool for finding sites you had visited and tagged.

The other great thing other than tags is that it resides online so if I ever lose my computer or am on a friends computer, I can still access all my bookmarks.

This is a tag cloud automatically generated from my De.icio.us bookmarks. The larger a term is the more bookmarks it has. Be sure to friend me. :)

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Where I’ve been blogging…

February 18th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Projects

My "Internet Entrepreneurship" class has a collaborative class blog . Each week we all post on a certain web idea or site.

So far we’ve covered:

  • Facebook
  • ebaY
  • Kiva
  • Second Life

See my blog posts and comment on them

We just moved the blog check here for my current posts

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This site is now off and running!

February 16th, 2008 | 2 Comments | Posted in Misc.

Well, after a bit of work and tweaking, blakeimeson.com is now up and running.

I’m going to start putting links to my blog posts on other sites.

Big thanks to Richard from Latham Interactive - best in digital marketing  for helping me out.

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