communication. community. cognition.
No Business Like Snow Business
…Everything about it is appealing,
Everything that traffic will allow…
Enjoy the video — by mid-afternoon, the skies were clear and sunny, and the snow was a memory.
Start of the snow wars
Out and around
Roll your own Snowperson
Body work
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Seen and Heard
about 1 year ago - 2 comments
I don’t have an iPad, but I know several people who do. I also know that I am using audio on almost all of my posts now, and video on many. Which means it’s time for me to make those past embedded videos HTML-5 friendly, if I want to be seen and heard along with
How Not to Use Youtube
about 1 year ago - 91 comments
Video is increasingly important for a variety of reasons. First, we’re just now getting a handle on how persuasive you can be when better engaging the visual cortex. There are some stories that play better with visual and emotional information. And lastly, Youtube is now the second-largest search engine, right behind its parent company, Google.
The Zombie’s Brain
about 1 year ago - 11 comments
In a crisis, what you see is what you get. No, I am not making a trite statement about “it is what it is,” or about transparency. What you see is what you comprehend… what you understand… what you internalize. I’ve been thinking quite a bit lately about the pieces you need for effective crisis
A Blind Love for Video
about 1 year ago - 6 comments
Sam is a friend of mine from college. He sent me a rant the other day. I think most news outlets WAAAYYY overvalue their internet video content. For the record: I HATE IT. I never willingly click on a news video. Ever. I’m looking for information, not some ****-***-slow-to-load or streaming content barfed on me
Thinking Social
about 2 years ago - 20 comments
Do you hear that thunder in the distance? That’s the sound of ordinary people unshackling themselves from traditional one-way media. And it’s going to get louder. If you’re a business that relies on traditional advertising models, now would be a good time to figure out where those people are going with their newfound freedom, and
SEC Media Policy Explained In Video
about 2 years ago - 6 comments
From my friend Jamey Tucker at WKRN in Nashville. Follow him on Twitter.
Group Dynamics
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
My apologies – this is a social media post, and I am too lazy to write it all out, and I don’t have anywhere else to put this idea, and this is a run-on sentence.
Easter Egg Surprise
about 2 years ago - 2 comments
I posted this to my 12seconds account, but it was too good not to share. Delayed-action Easter Surprise on 12seconds.tv
My Interview with Ragan
about 2 years ago - 2 comments
Ragan Communications CEO Mark Ragan interviewed me when I was in Las Vegas for the Social Media for Communicators Conference, and the edited version of that discussion is now online.
Skydiver Drops In
about 2 years ago - 5 comments
Marketing Guru Peter Shankman (Founder of HARO, @skydiver on Twitter) is coming to the Alabama PRSA on April 14th. He’ll try as best he can to uphold the high standards set by March’s guest speaker; filmmaker, Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival founder, Workplay entrepreneur and original MTV jock Alan Hunter:
about 2 years ago
No snowballs? What a drag.
about 2 years ago
Check the first video. Within the first 12 seconds of hitting the outdoors, my daughter nailed my son square in the face with a snowball, sending him screaming ad running.