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Making a trip to the soda fountain fun Terrior is is a French term used in wine making that loosely translates to “a sense of place.” It refers to the fact that the same chardonnay grapes grown in different vineyards (or even separate parts of the same vineyard) can produce noticeably different wines . . . → Read More: Think Local for Unique Content Marketing Opportunities If you’ve been thinking about getting started in social media but are not sure what to say, check out a few episodes of the SyFy Channel’s show Ghost Hunters for inspiration. Why? Because Jason, Grant and the rest of the TAPS crew are a great examples of being interesting by just creatively explaining what they do. Jason . . . → Read More: SyFy’s Ghost Hunters Offer a Great Social Media Case Study While James Cameron’s new film Avatar looks like it’s going to be one of the most technically impressive films in a long time, the plot seems oddly familiar. Am I the only one who wonders if there’s going to be a line in the credits that says “Based on the film Dances . . . → Read More: Plot for Avatar = Dances with Blue People The Bacon Flowchart by shutterbug from incredimazing.com I found The Bacon Flowchart on Twitter yesterday. As it’s dated December 22, 2007, I seem to be a little behind the times, but it’s funny stuff (even if you don’t actually like bacon). I immediately retweeted the link to my Twitter friends. Still, I felt incomplete. This was . . . → Read More: How to Save Money on Marketing – Let Me Distribute Things For You Twitter is a unique medium. It required clear thinking, brevity and focus (and an iPhone or a BlackBerry if you’re really going to for it). Can’t remember exactly how I came up with the idea of creating a list of historical figures who would have excelled on Twitter, but it’s a fun little exercise. Here is the . . . → Read More: Top Ten Historical Figures Who Would Have Kicked Butt on Twitter |
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