Posts Tagged ‘cms’

You’ve heard the line “Content is King”, right? Well my take is that Web Content Management (WCM) system, Social Media, and Content are the three Kings! They’re all intrinsically tied and important to making your website a success. I was inspired to write a white paper about this after many online and offline discussions. I [...]


I was thinking about Jim Collins’ book Good to Great and what makes a Good v. Great company. Then I was thinking about how that applies to what makes a Good Website v. a Great Website, in terms of the WCM powering it. I was thinking about a recent conversation I had with a .NET [...]


Take a quick look around the web and its clear we need more than a few nips and tucks. Today Forrester announced their prediction that US online retail will grow at a 10% compound annual rate over the next 5 years reaching $249 billion by 2014. Forrester predicts that most of the US retail growth [...]


You have a website. Yay! How do you make your content work for you? I’ll give some bullet point tips/ideas: • You can repurpose your content to social media sites • You can use social bookmarking to increase “Get Found” phenomena • Your Google or Bing SERPS are up • You’ve got content for link-building [...]


Why aren’t marketers hollering about decapitated Content Management Systems (CMS)? Are they insane? Or are they just not “in the know”? Search Drives Web To paraphrase Gary Vaynerchuk, “There’s this great new company, you might have heard of called Google.” Okay, sarcasm aside, many people use “search” or a “search engine” even to go to [...]


I was thinking about the very cool Sitecore OMS after talking to one of Oshyn’s contacts at Rackspace about the features of Sitecore OMS that I love. And I started wondering to myself, how can we use some of these features in Twitter? What Twitter needs now, is a way for tweeple to see where [...]


Twitter Lists

01Nov09

Well now it seems that Twitter has made Twitter Lists available to everyone. Cool! So what can you do with Twitter lists? Well you can more easily categorize Tweeple you follow. You can also categorize people that you don’t yet follow (for whatever reason) so that you can follow them later. One reason might be [...]


Yesterday I was giving a run-through of all the things we do on Twitter at Oshyn, Inc. I was asked what the benefit of using TweetLater now called SocialOomph was. I explained that it allows us to schedule Tweets to one or several accounts for later distribution. This way we can share information we want [...]


When I worked in sales and business development for Wells Fargo Bank, Citibank and Mutual of America – everyone was always yaking about the # of calls they made. Cold calls. Cold calls and more cold calls. All these companies bought lead lists and distributed them to us as “gold mines”. It often seemed like [...]



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