Archive for the “Entrepreneurship” category

UPDATE: Arrington’s Umbrage Continued — What MothersClick’s PR Firm Told Them NOT To Do

by Tony Hung on November 3, 2006

Here’s what MothersClick’s PR firm told them NOT to do — and the cost of standing up for yourself.

Are You Blogging For Bucks? How PayPerPost (and Job Boards) Figure Into Your Business Model

by Tony Hung on September 5, 2006

Are you using your blog for generating money? What’s your business model? It will affect how you use job boards and payperpost services.

The Internet Marketing Crowd Discovers Social Content Sites (Digg first, is Reddit Next?)

by Tony Hung on August 31, 2006

Internet Marketing has finally turned its eye towards user drive social content sites like Digg, Reddit and Netscape thanks to the inadvertent efforts of Ken McCarthy. What does this portend when Web2.0 clashes with Internet Marketing? Time will tell.

The Real Lesson Behind the Job Board Proliferation

by Tony Hung on August 28, 2006

Job boards have popped up like weeks. Here’s what it means for the rest of us (and it doesn’t mean that you should put up your own blog!)

How The Adsense Game *Almost* Gets It

by Tony Hung on August 20, 2006

The Adsense game is a nice simulator for Adsense earnings. Here’s where it, as a lead generation tool, could use a little work.

A-List Bloggers — International Styles

by Tony Hung on August 20, 2006

We have a good idea of who the Tech A-Listers are in North America, but who are the A-Lister’s worldwide? Amit Agarwal’s latest post got me thinkin’ about it. Here’s a (very) short list.

Translating Web2.0 Buzzwords: Long Tail == Niche Marketing.

by Tony Hung on August 10, 2006

FastCompany has a great article on exploring the Long Tail and how it exists beyond Amazon. Well I couldn’t agree more. In my mind the article confirms my suspicions. For the smaller players, and non-VC funded startups, The Long Tail, (…)

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