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Tag Archives: Hulu

Newsletter #736: The “Lessons From Hulu” Issue

June 18, 2009

{Welcome back to the Damn, I Wish I Thought of That Email Newsletter. This is text of the great issue all of our email subscribers just received. Sign yourself up using the handy form on the left.} Though just over a year old, Hulu has become one of the most popular places to watch videos […]

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How to make a good widget

June 3, 2009

A widget is a piece of code that your fans can stick in their web pages.  You see them all over blogs, Facebook, and MySpace.  You want to get good at making widgets.  If you can make good ones, your fans advertise for you, for free. Instead of paying for a one-time banner ad, you […]

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3 ways a small business can use Twitter

June 2, 2009

[Here's a recent post I did for the SmartBlog on Social Media. You can follow the blog here or subscribe to the newsletter here.] In just a few minutes a day and without adding more staff, a small business can use Twitter as an excellent starting point toward fantastic social media. Once you’re going, you […]

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When ad targeting goes bad

January 5, 2009

I'm a huge fan of Hulu — because it works, but mostly because they are the first company to prove to the ailing/blind entertainment industry that there is an intelligent path to thrive (if they stop fighting the future and start getting smart). But … they need to do a little work on where they […]

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