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A thought-provoking article from Agency.com's Kai
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Abdylas Tynyshov's linkbait article succeeds: I've been trying out one or two of these techniques on my own blog, and recognize the behaviour of a few friends as well. I'm actually about to try the StumbleUpon advertising approach.
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This blog is pretty much over for now. Please visit my new blog at The Magic Bean Laboratory
This blog was kept by me, Mat Morrison, a London-based digital comms planner (read: 'marketing geek'). While this blog occasionally reflected projects that I carried out at work, it's a safe bet that the opinions expressed here were not those of my clients or employers.
This blog was kept by me, Mat Morrison, a London-based digital comms planner (read: 'marketing geek'). While this blog occasionally reflected projects that I carried out at work, it's a safe bet that the opinions expressed here were not those of my clients or employers.
From what I can tell, the author of “The Future of Information Architecture– from Hypertext to Hypercontext” is named “Kaigai Turner” not “Kai Gai”. See http://kaigani.com/ and http://twitter.com/kaigani.