Sentences with phrase «on gapingvoid»

Hugh Macleod has a nice post on gapingvoid: Journeyman vs. Master.

And yeah, if it doesn't work on gapingvoid, it ain't going to work on your product, either.

Back in 2006 Hugh Macleod offered the following point on Gapingvoid: «If people like buying your product, it's because its story helps fill in the narrative gaps in their own lives.»

Best thing I've read on gapingvoid («That's not your wee voice asking for the crayons back... Your wee voice doesn't give a damn about publishers or Hollywood producers.»)

For example, if I wanted to patch you through to an article on gapingvoid about living the bliss - centered life best I use the actual title of the article as the link like this: living the bliss - centered life.

In short, women are now calling the shots on gapingvoid.

Seriously, the percentage of people who leave comments on gapingvoid is comparable to the percentage of people who respond to Viagra spam.

I've pretty much always done my own thing on gapingvoid, making it up as I go along.

You can read more about this story on gapingvoid.

Same deal as before: Submit your idea on the gapingvoid Tumblr page, and / or leave a comment below with a link to your blog.

-LSB-...] Brian Solis has an excellent guest post on gapingvoid which discusses courage in the face of unpredictable and relentless change: It Takes Courage -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

One of the reasons I love Hugh's work, besides the fact that he is right on with his message and his cartoons really pop, is that gapingvoid was an inspiration for me to try cartooning over six years ago.

Besides drawing and posting cartoons, which I've always done and will always do until I die, I believe the focus of gapingvoid should be something it's riffed on nonstop for the last half - decade.

A gapingvoid greeting card, newly printed, the finest inks on on the finest card stock yada, yada, yada.

Since I often find myself talking new technologies with clients and colleagues, and often get a lot of resistance to change, both in using new tools and changing habits, this piece from gapingvoid resonated with me, on both sides...

View the archive of gapingvoid cartoons on the Marketing Society -LSB-...]

Gapingvoid: Effective Visual Strategies for Business from gapingvoid [We're keeping this post on top of the homepage for a while, just to make sureGapingvoid: Effective Visual Strategies for Business from gapingvoid [We're keeping this post on top of the homepage for a while, just to make suregapingvoid [We're keeping this post on top of the homepage for a while, just to make sure people...

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[Sent out earlier in the gapingvoid newsletter etc:] Picasso, the greatest painter of the twentieth century, didn't sit around on his rear end all day,...

Early on, we (i.e. the entire gapingvoid team - Me, Jason, Laura, Sam etc) noticed that a business is only as good as the conversations it has with people, both inside and outside the organization [i.e. classic Cluetrain parlance].

Complete with on - message gapingvoid cartoons and written content that people will actually want to read, engage with, forward to their friends.

Daily Email - Blowing Your Mind from Gapingvoid on Vimeo.

From early on we wanted gapingvoid to be something bigger than just drawing cartoons, we wanted to change things, we wanted to help people kick ass.

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.

gapingvoid: the global microbrand rant I was talking to a friend on the phone about this yesterday.

View the archive of gapingvoid cartoons on the Marketing Society blog.

Prior to becoming COO at Gapingvoid, Jessica was Director of a Lean Six Sigma management consulting firm where she restructured Fortune 100 business operations, healthcare facilities, and created job growth on behalf of governments in high - unemployment areas.

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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.

Hugh MacLeod is Noteworthy at #SXSW from Gapingvoid on Vimeo.

And gapingvoid's new unofficial tagline, «Remember Who You Are», helps keep me focused on the kind of work I want to be making long - term, and why.

The gapingvoid business cards - my cartoons printed on the back, your personal details printed on the front - are designed to act like «Idiot Filters».

But I echo the others... you should really keep the name gapingvoid on twitter or some doosh will pick it up..

[Disclaimer: gapingvoid assumes no responsibility for the world ending on December 21st.

[UPDATE: Because I want people to see this video, I'll be keeping it at the top of the gapingvoid homepage off n» on.

Gapingvoid Does Events — TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012 from Gapingvoid on Vimeo.

There's a friend of Gapingvoid, Shawn Achor, who did a lot of scientific research on this subject while still teaching at Harvard.

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...

-LSB-...] gapingvoid's thoughts on blogging, 2010 — Hugh MacLeod serves up a dish of analysis with ten observations about blogging (he's been doing this for years).

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This made me so happy: My friend, Robert Scoble sent me a photo of the big gapingvoid print they have up on the wall in the Rackspace customer briefing room.

A good reason to immediately send you all over to Gapingvoid and the classic post on cre...

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So I sent word out on the newsletter, Hey, there's a party at gapingvoid Central on Friday.

Amen to gapingvoid on that one.

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.»

(I also pointed them at my blog by passing out my gapingvoid business cards with my URL on them!)

So it's with great happiness and excitement, after years of talking about doing something with them one day, I am pleased to announce that gapingvoid is now publishing cartoon business cards with Moo.com, the coolest business - card publisher on the planet.

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 carOn 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 caron 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.