Sentences with phrase «gapingvoid blog»
Hugh's gapingvoid blog has enabled him to achieve success as a cartoonist and artist without going down the traditional gallery or newspaper routes.
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Hugh MacLeod from his Gapingvoid blog asked his readers to tell their story about how blogging or the Internet has given them freedom.
I found about this link from Hugh's gapingvoid blog.
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I wanted to let you know that we recently set up gapingvoid on the Linkshare network (an affiliate program) so that our friends with blogs and websites can actually benefit directly (by earning commissions) from helping to spread the gapingvoid word.
«Gapingblog.com - an offshoot of Hugh MacLeod's gapingvoid and his Scottish webmaster, Jonathan Alstead - is a blog hosting service for hardcore, professional and corporate bloggers who are damn serious about the medium.
View the archive of gapingvoid cartoons on the Marketing Society blog.
Same deal as before: Submit your idea on the gapingvoid Tumblr page, and / or leave a comment below with a link to your blog.
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Ever since MacLeod sent the cartoon to Clayton and posted it on his blog, gapingvoid (www.gapingvoid.com) more than a year ago, the «blue monster» character has become an unofficial corporate mascot among many Microsoft employees, posted in cubicles, printed on business cards and T - shirts, and added to e-mail signatures.
-LSB-...] is the cartoonist Hugh MacLeod in his blog gapingvoid.
Or failing that, I really appreciate it when people add the gapingvoid widget to their blog.»
Chris Carfi points to John T. Unger, an artist and regular gapingvoid commenter who has used his blog and the global microbrand idea to carve out a nice wee career for himself (for more money than his last day job paid him, I hasten to add).
As the market for blog and Web 2.0 media keeps on maturing, I thought this gapingvoid post from August, 2006 was worth a revisit: I...
Chris Carfi points to John T. Unger, an artist and regular gapingvoid commenter who has used his blog and the...
The book is also accompanied with cartoons from Hugh MacLeod, who publishes his cartoons on his blog gapingvoid and is the author of «How To Be Creative.»
gapingvoid: 100 dinners: get free south african wine, winebloggers (tags: wineblogger wine) KQED Food Blog: Bay Area Bites: The Commonwealth Club Features Food Bloggers!
(I also pointed them at my blog by passing out my gapingvoid business cards with my URL on them!)
His blog gapingvoid was one of the very first blogs, listed often as one of the hundred most popular in the world.
On one side of the card are Shel's details, on the other side is a cartoon by Hugh MacLeod of gapingvoid - it was a blog card.
Hugh does blog marketing for companies like the South African winery Stormhoek and Savile Row tailor English Cut, but he's most well known for are the hilarious cartoons that he draws on the back of business cards, which he then publishes on his blog gapingvoid.
'' happy happy joy joy from gapingvoid Not sad, but still true: When one of your heroes blogs one of your cartoons, it's a wonderful feeling... [Read More]
This Biblical passage has always meant a great deal to me, and as I've been delighted to find out via blog comments and emails, it turns out it means a great deal to a lot of other gapingvoid readers, as well.
Hugh MacLeod is a cartoonist, author, creator of the wildly popular blog gapingvoid, and a champion of the idea that marketers should be creating social objects - ideas that are packaged as text, images, documents, or movies that can be shared with other people quickly and easily to relay an idea.
The following is an entry on the Blog gapingvoid.
'' Big brands need not apply from Fast Company Now There's an interesting discussion going on at gapingvoid and Seth Godin's blog entitled, «the multi-billion dollar suicide pact between clients and television».
Now you can add the latest Hugh MacLeod cartoon to your website or blog with the new gapingvoid widget.