This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series: The Death of Google Reader
Tag: Google Reader
9 Best Google Reader Alternatives in 2013
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Keep Calm and [Keep Using] Google Reader
Looking for a Google Reader alternative? Michael Hyatt writes: On Wednesday, Google surprised denizens of the Internet with the news that they would be discontinuing Google Reader. This was a sad day for people like me who consume most of their blog content with this simple, easy-to-use RSS aggregator. Almost immediately, I was flooded with … Continue reading Keep Calm and [Keep Using] Google Reader
How to simplify your content marketing and thought leadership workflow for 2013
The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing, right?
In a fragmented world, go deep
Nilofer Merchant on fragmentation in social media...
3.5 tools for effective content marketing in the #SocialEra
Ever heard of the Pareto Principle? Mostly likely you have but may not know it by that name. "The Pareto principle (also known as the 80–20 rule, the law of the vital few, and the principle of factor sparsity) states that, for many events, roughly 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes." In … Continue reading 3.5 tools for effective content marketing in the #SocialEra
Brace yourself!
Watch out! Another epiphanous post... 😀
Getting Things Done [GTD] for blogging and bloggers
Personally? I think curation is one of the best ways to supplement the original thinking on my blog. Here are some thoughts on curation in the blogging process...
Getting Things Done [GTD] in Curation; Another Pass…
I'm always trying to explain things in a way that is as simple as possible but no simpler, so I thought of another way to take a pass at David Allen's Getting Things Done [GTD] principles as applied to the curation process. Here is the workflow map: Here is how I apply it to the … Continue reading Getting Things Done [GTD] in Curation; Another Pass…
Getting Things Done [GTD] in Curation; First Pass…
How to apply Getting Things Done [GTD] to the curation process...