Tags |
|
|
Links |
|
|
Casual Articles - 7 Websites to Make you Think
Recent studies have shown that industrial supervisors are working at less than 60% of their potential. Basic management skills training is guaranteed to change all this and at such little cost.Introduction There is no doubt that the single most important aspect of a manager's job is the management of people. Of course, a supervisor must manage resources other than people. However, none of the other resources compare in importance to PEOPLE. The challenge to manage people effective is unques
2) On the subject of huge customer loyalty (which myspace certainly has) it's worth mentioning 'avatar' websites - by which I mean gaming sites where players adopt online characters which interact in a
For many companies and organizations, it’s a powerful marketing tool that attracts and retains customers. I’m referring to the dependable, hard-working newsletter.On the subject of newsletters, guerilla marketing guru Jay Conrad Levinson says, “It's a way of staying in touch, proving your expertise, giving beneficial information and gaining confidence.”Newsletters can be used for marketing, public relations, sales support, associations, or many other purposes.But how do you publish a successful newslette
I was lucky enough to get hold of a transcript of a talk by Lauren Parker (curator of contemporary programmes at the V&A). Coupling this with thoughts raised by the recent D&AD awards and Alexa Web Search's list of most visited websites, here is my idea of seven websites to make you think.
1) Myspace seems a good place to start. In the vanguard of 'Web 2.0', it's a website that has massive awareness with a core demographic and a fanatical fanbase - but also many critics for its often lurid design and lack of accessibility.
The thing to really make you think is: What if all of the web was like this? Surely, however, it won't ever be, AS the ConStanT jumping between page styles is just toO Bruising. Myspace is the best possible raison d'etre for web developers, and (like most innovators) myspace will find the market tough over the next few years.
2) On the subject of huge customer loyalty (which myspace certainly has) it's worth mentioning 'avatar' websites - by which I mean gaming sites where players adopt online characters which interact in an
When the wheels of a car are not properly aligned, the performance of the car suffers. The driver may experience the following: Difficult steering Bumpy ride Uneven tire wear Delay in arriving at the destination A leader (driver) who is in charge of a team or organization (car) may experience the following with poor alignment: Difficulty in leading the team or organization Additional obstacles or bumps in the road Unplanned u
I was lucky enough to get hold of a transcript of a talk by Lauren Parker (curator of contemporary programmes at the V&A). Coupling this with thoughts raised by the recent D&AD awards and Alexa Web Search's list of most visited websites, here is my idea of seven websites to make you think.
1) Myspace seems a good place to start. In the vanguard of 'Web 2.0', it's a website that has massive awareness with a core demographic and a fanatical fanbase - but also many critics for its often lurid design and lack of accessibility.
The thing to really make you think is: What if all of the web was like this? Surely, however, it won't ever be, AS the ConStanT jumping between page styles is just toO Bruising. Myspace is the best possible raison d'etre for web developers, and (like most innovators) myspace will find the market tough over the next few years.
2) On the subject of huge customer loyalty (which myspace certainly has) it's worth mentioning 'avatar' websites - by which I mean gaming sites where players adopt online characters which interact in a
You can succeed without Google online. However, your life will be a lot easier if you succeed with them. You can get massive website traffic without the mother of all search engines. However, you will spend hours where you could have achieved much more in minutes.Google is one of the most trusted and respected entities online. When Yahoo and the other search engines and directories insisted on a pay for inclusion model, Google stuck to its guns and insisted that they would do no such thing.When folks with money
1) Myspace seems a good place to start. In the vanguard of 'Web 2.0', it's a website that has massive awareness with a core demographic and a fanatical fanbase - but also many critics for its often lurid design and lack of accessibility.
The thing to really make you think is: What if all of the web was like this? Surely, however, it won't ever be, AS the ConStanT jumping between page styles is just toO Bruising. Myspace is the best possible raison d'etre for web developers, and (like most innovators) myspace will find the market tough over the next few years.
2) On the subject of huge customer loyalty (which myspace certainly has) it's worth mentioning 'avatar' websites - by which I mean gaming sites where players adopt online characters which interact in a
Joanna was a great employee. She cared about her work. She worked hard. And she really wanted to succeed. But after a couple years of hard work and long hours, she felt like she was just spinning her wheels because she wasn't making the progress – personally or professionally – that she had hoped she would by now.She talked to Tom, a person she considered a friend and mentor, and shared her feelings. Tom asked her about her goals.Joanna paused, feeling a bit tentative. Then she shared some general comment
The thing to really make you think is: What if all of the web was like this? Surely, however, it won't ever be, AS the ConStanT jumping between page styles is just toO Bruising. Myspace is the best possible raison d'etre for web developers, and (like most innovators) myspace will find the market tough over the next few years.
2) On the subject of huge customer loyalty (which myspace certainly has) it's worth mentioning 'avatar' websites - by which I mean gaming sites where players adopt online characters which interact in a
You try everything. Be better. Do faster. More calls. More appointments. Feed the funnel. Fill the pipeline. Drive to close. Drive to open. Drive. Drive. Drive.What can you do - to do more, with less? Is ‘more’ the right focus? Do you really have ‘less’? More what? Less what?The answer is not to continue to beat yourself up over the myriad of reasons why a sale was booked or not. The answer is to better understand how your selling style and your target’s buying style can integrate.What does it take to ma
2) On the subject of huge customer loyalty (which myspace certainly has) it's worth mentioning 'avatar' websites - by which I mean gaming sites where players adopt online characters which interact in an online world. World of Warcraft is the most popular and an interesting concept: It immerses users in a virtual world and reminds me of the early predictions (like William Gibson and 'The Lawnmower Man') of how the web would turn out.
3) I won't dwell on the networking side of the web, but will now look at a contrasting emerging trend: online magazines. It's worth having a look at thisisamagazine.com. Although the page style is almost as 'in your face' as in myspace, this is a feature of deliberate design and there is at least a constancy of function and design through the website.
Magazine type sites (see also F magazine) are an emerging trend due to the penetration of broadband and the increasing sophistication of Macromedia Flash (which is making great strides in accessibility). They are challenging the notion that quality, thought provoking content and great design are only the realm of the printed press. In my opinion the sites I've seen don't quite do it. They still feel cramped and clunky in comparison to an actual magazine.
4) Despite the confines of the computer screen some websites are ta
HTTP = HTML link (for blogs, profiles,phorums):
<a href="http://www.casualarticles.com/article/85035/casualarticles-7-Websites-to-Make-you-Think.html">7 Websites to Make you Think</a>
BB link (for phorums):
[url=http://www.casualarticles.com/article/85035/casualarticles-7-Websites-to-Make-you-Think.html]7 Websites to Make you Think[/url]
Related Articles:
Canon City, Colorado - Good for Small Business
The Easiest Way to Start an Internet Business
Email Is The New Snail Mail How To Ensure Your Customers Get Faster Response
Bookmark it:
|