Business Two Zero

A chronicle of superhuman courage, endurance and dark humour in the face of overwhelming odds - OR - Guerrilla tactics and business ideas in a world of Web 2.0, Software as a Service, and other technology innovations

Archive for January, 2006

Blogging = content on steroids

by @ Tuesday, January 31st, 2006. Filed under Marketing, Blogging, Media, Internet

I’ve just added Tom Foremski, the former FT reporter and Silicone Valley Watcher, to my favourite blogs list.  For those of us who are using the blogging media, Tom has some important commentary to make.  He wrote a good piece titled “You can’t get there from here — a phrase that helps define disruption“, but the key […]

Even Chewbacca can Blog!

by @ Monday, January 30th, 2006. Filed under Blogging, Wikis

Elsewhere, Dennis Howlett and I are on a crusade to highlight the ease of getting in to blogging, and the value it can add to your business and marketing mix.  Courtesy of Steve Rubel, I couldn’t resist this.  If a Wookie can start blogging, surely you can?  Some of those family photographs are a scream.Technorati […]

Are we heading for a Dot.com bubble?

by @ Monday, January 30th, 2006. Filed under SaaS, Business 2.0, Web 2.0, Entrepreneur

We definitely have a technology boom, triggered by the lower cost of entry for budding entrepreneurs, but some would suggest that must mean we are heading for a bubble that will burst.  Chris Anderson has written an insightful piece in the latest Wired which suggests otherwise.  He says: “Companies are once again minting […]

Blogging - New media value and SEO

by @ Monday, January 30th, 2006. Filed under SaaS, Marketing, Practice Management, Blogging, Media, Accounting, Business Development, Design, Strategy

Dennis Howlett and I did a podcast yesterday about the basics of blogging, touching on the good reasons for doing it, Search Engine Optimisation, but also covering websites in general, and the marketing aspects around them.  We moved on to the use of Software as a Service based systems in business and accounting, but ended […]

Goodbye Blogger, Hello WordPress!

by @ Sunday, January 29th, 2006. Filed under Blogging, Productivity

I’ve just reached that point when I’ve outgrown the free Blogger service, and so have taken the plunge to switch to WordPress on my own domain.  So, welcome to the new look and feel for Business Two Zero.  I’ve opted to use Mike Little’s Journalized theme V2, with a few modifications.  I hope you like […]

The best of Web 2.0 of 2005

by @ Friday, January 27th, 2006. Filed under SaaS, Web 2.0, Media

Towards the end of last year I missed Dion Hinchcliffe’s review of the best Web 2.0 offerings he’d seen during the year. There are some I agree with, like Delicious, some I’m not so sure of, like Memeorandum, and some I hadn’t heard of - Rallypoint and the online calendar products. I’m particularly interested in […]

This week’s New Ajax Homepage

by @ Friday, January 27th, 2006. Filed under SaaS, Business 2.0, Web 2.0, Entrepreneur

I feel I might be catching Listomania, a blogger’s disease where you serially post lists from other blogs. I will keep taking the medicine. However, I spotted another list you might be interested in, but which also highlights two trends in the industry. A while ago I posted about the way that the Web […]

BTZ’s insider’s guide to Blogging - Supplemental

by @ Thursday, January 26th, 2006. Filed under Marketing, Blogging, Business Development

For those of you who liked my guide to blogging, I’m planning a supplemental resource when I move off Blogger shortly. I’ve seen lots of lists recently, but I couldn’t resist pointing you at Kevin Pierpoint’s 10 Lists of 10 for Smashing Blog Success. There is some good stuff in there, along with some inevitable […]

Analysts who really understand Software as a Service

by @ Wednesday, January 25th, 2006. Filed under SaaS, Business 2.0

 
Here’s something from Phil Wainewright’s Zdnet Software as Services blog:
“There are plenty of industry analysts out there who will rent-a-quote about SaaS and on-demand, but only a handful really understand what it’s all about.” […]

Top 10 Beautiful Physics Experiments

by @ Wednesday, January 25th, 2006. Filed under Science

 
Now this doesn’t have much to do with business or Web 2.0, but it’s an interesting diversion, that I’m sure will spark an idea for you. Robert P. Crease, a member of the philosophy department at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and the historian at Brookhaven National Laboratory, recently asked physicists […]

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