Blogs Posts on "Observations"

The Importance of Content by LeverageBlog: How to Leverage the Internet on Nov 20, 2009It might seem counterintuitive at first, but it may be that one of the best marketing approaches might be producing content that isn't directly related to your company. "Zappos, for instance, operates blogs and posts third-party content about ev...

Grillovation by LeverageBlog: How to Leverage the Internet on Nov 10, 2009...

Are You Ready? by (in.neu)tral on Nov 9, 2009I can’t wait until the NFL comes back to Los Angeles. I’ve been ready for the last five years (at least), but now that the state has finally approved funding for the stadium, I’m really pumped for it now. I can see it now - the Los...

What is viral marketing, really? by LeverageBlog: How to Leverage the Internet on Oct 30, 2009...

Tube Tales for a Thursday by Little London Observationist on Oct 29, 2009The dynamics of a tube ride always amuse me. Here’s some random observations (I live and work on the Central Line at the moment, so they are mostly there.): Sunday afternoon, Northern Line: An exceptionally tall couple cosy up with Dogalogue, a...

The larger the paw, the larger the footprint by being stray on Oct 28, 2009In “Time to Eat the Dog: The Real Guide to Sustainable Living,” the Vales calculate the ecological paw prints of our pets. The authors encourage the green-minded to look at their decision to buy a companion animal like they would consider buying...

Green Innovation by LeverageBlog: How to Leverage the Internet on Oct 25, 2009...

Huggable with an armful of Niche Sympathy by Provocation of Mine (d) on Oct 16, 2009Sometimes those who blog inadvertently become ‘authorities’ on certain subject matters by what they write. Now moi, me, El Rebeccason, who writes random nonsense and who is lacking a niche, blogging identity and official technorati cat...

Innovative by LeverageBlog: How to Leverage the Internet on Oct 15, 2009...

Software: The Unsung Hero by LeverageBlog: How to Leverage the Internet on Oct 12, 2009Most people don't think about software - we just use it every day, whether we're using our cell phones to make calls, looking up the weather report online, or changing the station on our car radios. Here's a short video...