Micro-blogging social networks are now full effect, well have been for some time but has been pushed to the forefront the past few months due to the lack of updates via Twitter and the increase of usage of Plurk. So, why are they so popular? Let’s explore that shall we…
If you know anything about me then you’ll know that I have a TON of projects that I’m currently juggingly. Getting exposure on this particular projects seem to come easy (from Vh1 for hiphopremix to interview in the paper for christroom). Nonetheless I am looking for a partner(s)/team who might be interested in taking them to the next level.
If you haven’t noticed by now I haven’t been posting this past week. My apologizes and the only excuse is that I’ve been swamped with work and other activities. Allow me to go into detail…a little
So it has now been a month since I became actively involved in twitter and I have to admit I am very much impressed by the various things one can twitter for. I have made connects with other writers and other entrupenuers so all in it’s been a success.
FINALLY done with the Dayton Chess Club website {be sure to check it out}. I am finally done with it…minus some ‘tweaks’ that need to happen but the majority of it is knocked out and I found out some things about updating your software.
As I write this title I am currently contemplated hurling my laptop into the double plated glass windows at Panera Bread. Why you might ask? Well, I’m currently re-developing a website and unlike WordPress upgrade Joomla likes to make it harder for people.
Yet, through this whole process I have learned A LOT!
At work we prepare for a project by going through all the necessary channels to verify information. From product development to research, marketing and so on and so forth. Then weeks later (if not months) we are able to actually START the project in itself.
I say STOP and DO IT! Allow me to explain why…
