Just wanted to pop in a quick note for those anxiously awaiting the Life In the Internet podcast. My wonderful co-host @VickieRigsby has been under the weather this weekend so we’re a little behind. Be on the lookout for the this week’s episode Monday night!
We also have a new project moving up to the front burner in the next few days… sorry, not ready for more details than that but its pretty exciting!
Oh, and one more thing… We’ve started working on BarCamp Huntsville in earnest. If you’re in or near Huntsville, AL, keep an eye on this site for all the news and updates about this big event for the Rocket City.
See ya tomorrow night!
@jtrigsby
Ben Parr has an awesome post over on Mashable about What the Web of Tomorrow Will Look Like: 4 Big Trends to Watch. One of the things that makes it so totally awesome is that he agrees with me! Here are a couple of the highlights:
The Web Will Be Ubiquitous – Always connected, always on, fully integrated with the appliances that we use to manage our life. Finally!
(see more under Mobile Becomes King in my 6 Guaranteed Game Changing Predictions for 2010)
The PC Will Lose Its Dominance Over the Web – Read the rest of this entry
Guest Post By: Rod Kirby
Image Source: Artquest.org
For 2010, my buzz word is value. I’m including it in everything that I do, deliver, and offer. Some entrepreneurs just don’t understand the concept of value – especially, “internet marketers.” The term sends irritating shivers down my spine. The most successful entrepreneurs know that you can’t just spam, harass, and bully people into buying a product or service . . . you have to offer a value proposition.
What is a value proposition?
Simply put, it’s how you’re going to deliver value to the end user, client, customer, follower, fan, or prospect.
“Literally, what it is the customer gets for what s/he pays. The term is also used to describe some unique value a brand, company, product or service offers that its competitors don’t.”
via www.neubertweb.com/definitions.html
What if you don’t have customers? Maybe you’re a blogger? Read the rest of this entry
