the naked marketers

Ep 58: It's Spelled 'Tfark'

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Tue, 22 May 2012 10:00:16 -0700

Facebook is public! So, that's cool for some people and their new money. Kraft has insourced their new brand, and the results speak for themselves. Louis CK is still funny. This summer, expect to pay more to fly and sit next to your children at the same time. And, Hyundai's are cool after all.

Ep 57: Facebook, App Stores, and related holes in my head

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Tue, 15 May 2012 11:00:45 -0700

It's Facebook IPO week, people, and to celebrate, we're broadcasting live from Dane's lawn, where new sod has only just been placed. Should be an exciting show. We talk about the pressure on Facebook to deliver revenue per user in the post-IPO reality, competition with Google on an even playing field, and how I need another app store much like I need a hole in my head: Facebook App Center. Dane brings up the most awesome Dear Photograph, I talk about turning 27 again and again, and frogs.

Ep 56: The Lies of the Google

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 12:00:39 -0700

It's more on over-sharing this week, as Facebook crests 900 million active users preparing for next month's IPO. Facebook business vet heads to Pinterest. Instagram highlights the need for businesses to think more about building community through images, cause everyone's doing it, apparently. Pete reveals his deepest, darkest GI Joe/Transformer related secrets, and gets way too fired up about Google Drive, and Google's long history of making and destroying promises.

Ep 55: When did I become the dupe?

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 12:00:10 -0700

We talk privacy in search this week, social sharing on Facebook and how toilet reading is now a social thing. We talk about Dane's mom, which has to thrill her, and how her life would probably be better with an iPad. We talk (probably again) about Markdown and how cool it is with ByWord for iOS and Mac. We talk about the industries that have spun up in response to Microsoft Office. Dane shows off about Coachella and all the cool tech in place to show the shows. "Girls" is on HBO, and Youtube, and is a showcase for nepotism in the industry. We finally rant about the first world problems surrounding having money and not being able to spend it on things we want to buy.

Ep 54: Target markets, being fiercely social, and Westeros

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 12:00:49 -0700

Dane drops the knowledge bomb today when he gets all smart with setting target markets. We talk about the role of focus in targeting, how to find focus in your social strategy, and how not to look like a doofus in the process. We talk about Pete's unnatural obsession with all things Ice and Fire, and how he almost missed the show because he was reading.

Ep 53: Daisey, Fiction, and other things related to Social Media

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 12:27:43 -0700

Mike Daisey made headlines for telling tales, and may just have deflated the importance of the whole issue as major media lampoons him. Marketers have a new tool from the GOOG that will help organize and quantify social analytics, but don’t worry: Facebook and Twitter won’t play with it. One Tiny Hand shows you everything you’ve ever wanted to see: your favorite celebrities if they only had one… tiny… hand. Fine words for Google, as the ship turns and it’s revealed that blush it’s an advertising company. And The Walking Dead season two is over, Michonne is here, and prison is on the horizon.

Ep 52: All this has happened before

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 11:40:45 -0700

The Walking Dead has all but wrapped up season 2. Dane has much catching up to do. A listener inspires a much-needed rant on the power of imagery and why the masses are generally circumspect about advertising, and how we must "use our power for good". Solve Media has the answer for skipping ads on web video. BBH has a suggestion for giving the homeless something to do. Google+ is really, really about advertising. Oh, and Banksy makes us swear, so cover your ears.

Ep 51: Someone just gave me a meal!

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 12:00:33 -0800

Rush Limbaugh feels the cold and mighty hand of social media as advertisers begin jumping ship. We talk a lot about old Rush this week, and how the bar for customer engagement and communication keeps falling, and falling, and falling. We talk about Super PACs a bit and, of course, the new iPad. Pete's latest tool of awesomeness is the RSS to Email mass emailing function now built into the templates from the fine folks at CampaignMonitor. There are others that do this, but these guys do it really, really well. Finally, we're changing our recording schedule beginning next week, moving from Thursdays to Tuesdays, so for all you people gunning for fast access to all marketing nakedness, that's when you'll find it. Tuesday. Not Thursday. Starting next week.

Ep 50: Google Privacy, Evilness & Paucity of Critical Thinking

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 11:30:23 -0800

Today's the day that Google unifies the big privacy policy in the sky. Now, your user history on one Google product will likely inform the results and performance of other Google products you use. For many, that's a good thing. For others, it's creepy. We also cover the Google bypassing user preferences for cookies thing, putting "don't be evil" in question. And, if you haven't read The Information Diet by Clay Johnson, do it. Quick. We talk all about why this week on the show. Finally, Pinterest. Are you Pinterested?

Ep 49: A 1x Bigger Target

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 12:00:41 -0800

Dane finally makes good on his promise to age prematurely by succumbing to old man glasses, sort of. Path screws up, appologizes well, and is then joined by so many others the issue becomes irrelevant. Apple stuff happens again, with new software previewed in the intimacy of Phil Shiller's hotel room, thus reinventing public relations forever. Content marketing is apparently a big deal. Oh, and Pinterest.

Ep 48: Live from the hot tub

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:30:07 -0800

The Super Bowl came and went and the ads were no surprise at all thanks to the rabid early releases and teasers. The game was dumb, too. We rant about phone size in the context of Dane's failing eye site and quest for "Maggies". JCPenny is in full re-brand mode. Ellen had a nice rant. "Chronicle" film marketing is so very pre-9/11. Then, Dane gets in the hot tub.

Ep 47: The iBooks Show

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:00:17 -0800

Apple released it's new ebook design tool last week—will iBooks Author be the change we want to see in the world? Pete and Dane pull the tool and the economy of Textbook Publishing apart in their discussion of the state of the electronic book.

Ep 46: Megan Who?

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 12:00:17 -0800

It's the 2012 New Year explosapaloozer episode of the naked marketers! In this episode, Dane and Pete mourn the tragic resignation of Meg from the show, while we promise to talk about her a little bit every single week from now on. We talk politics, discussing the radioactive hotness of John Stewart and his coverage of Barbara Walters' coverage of Herman Cain. We talk web trends, mobile, and share too much about what we think is going to be hot in analytics in this coming year. Happy new year everybody.

Ep 45: Discopants and the softest material in the universe

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 12:00:30 -0800

Ep 44: Dexter is not real

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 12:00:30 -0800

Ep 43: Augmented reality masochist

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 22:23:30 -0800

Ep 21: Chautauqua. You know? The one from the Backyardigans?

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:20:07 -0700

This is a lost show. We recorded it, but never posted it. I think it's because it was somehow offensive to someone. I found the raw files, threw them in the template and ripped this out without listening through it. So, if you listen to it, and you're offended, we're all really sorry.

Ep 42: Assert your Dominance

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 12:00:45 -0800

Ep 41: The Most. You have ever lost. On a coin toss.

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 17:30:45 -0700

Ep 40: In case you hadn't heard

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 20:44:22 -0700

Ep 39: It could be worse. Your car could be on fire.

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 17:31:43 -0700

Ep 38: Chicken - The Funniest Meat

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 11:28:18 -0700

Ep 37: It's not a #trend. It's an #ad.

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 11:28:18 -0800

Charlie Sheen. Yeah, we know. But seriously? #DickBar. Warner brings "The Dark Knight" to Facebook. Path is the perfect tool for Brett Favre. So to speak.

Ep 36: Culinary Delights

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 12:15:31 -0800

Coupon nagging. Everyone's favorite TED celebrates ads. Anti-abortion advertiser uses stock photos, pisses off mom. Facebook Like is oh so much more likable! iAd buy-in slashed. Twitter celebrates small advertisers. And the best story about ice cream you've ever, ever heard, ever.

Ep 35: The word for you is "Sad"

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 16:00:59 -0800

Ep 34: They don't call them "Air Waitresses"

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 12:20:25 -0800

Super Bowl ads. Groupon Gaff. Virgin Air loves Twitter. AOL loves HuffPo. @KennethCole. iCapitalism - the REAL Farmville.

Ep 32: Trenta-two

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 16:00:28 -0800

Starbucks rebrands and goes big. Lexus hangs it all out there. Behind the scenes of ads are better than the ads themselves. Branding should have a backbone.

Ep 33: On Love and Marriage and Food

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 17:30:37 -0800

Facebook ads are awesome! Facebook ads suck! Zambia needs marketing help -- cries out to planet Earth. Absinthe is back, with a hinky LA accent. Home grown ads on Youtube.

Ep 31: Hanging with the Smart Kids

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 08:00:58 -0800

Facebook is worth $2 billion clams, and is a hit for grandma, but students are chilling? MS adds ad-blocking to IE. And Samsung wants to wrap your goodies in tweets.

Ep 30: I love you, by Cheerios

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 08:00:39 -0800

Soaps bring products to daytime, Colbert nails it. Tron is everywhere, producers get it. Google Goggles advertising. Jeff Goodby bleeds all over us awesomely. @God on Twitter has forsaken football. This week on the show, Pete Wright and Dane Christensen talk products, placements, tie-ins and Tron, and somehow manage to do it without Megan.

Ep 29: I can run faster than you

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 08:00:39 -0800

Facebook is coming at us with gift cards. Ralph Lauren preps epic light show. Ask.com cans search. Cause is up. Mobile ad performance in Youtube is up. Skateboarders are apparently very, very down.

Ep 28: Healthy Living through Marketing - Guest Matt Gougler

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 08:00:39 -0700

Mint mines data. T-Mobile mocks AT&T, practically begs for iPhone. Facebook deals go GeoLoco. This week on the show, health insurance industry marketer Matt Gougler joins us to talk about what recent changes in Washington may mean to how big health reaches out to all of us.

Ep 27: Talking too much, and other neat things about zombies: Guest Amanda Blum from Howling Zoe

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 15:47:54 -0700

Sears rocks the zombies in a pitch perfect halloween make-over. Politicians get all corn-doggy. This week on the show, Howling Zoe herself Amanda Blum joins us to talk about Wordpress, the social, and what it means to be a big fan of your trash company.

Ep 26: Do-Overs: Guest Jana Taylor from Benevity

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 08:00:53 -0700

Using competitors as keywords angers Brits. The Pika take our hearts AND our money in a clever billboard campaign. Apple is marketer of the decade. Starbucks is now both mathematically AND qualitatively "average." Viral video failures; a lesson and a tool. This week on the show, Benevity marketing head Jana Taylor talks about building engagement through philanthropy, one transaction at a time.

Ep 25: Don't Vote me Down: Guest Mounir Shita from Kimera Systems

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 08:00:53 -0700

The boob tube still rules. Online ad revenue surprises no one: grows. Facebook rolls out votes in comments. And groups. And probably some privacy issues. GAP retreats, head in hands. This week on the show, start-up vet Mounir Shita joins us to talk about the role of the start-up in building the future.

Ep 24: I'm small but I'm mighty! Guest Rick Turoczy from SiliconFlorist.com

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 15:56:53 -0700

Facebook gets all group-y again. Gap gets the vocal minority in a tizzy over a little blue square, helvetica, misses the jeans. ABC reaches right down into your soul with sound-sync iPad app. This week on the show, SiliconFlorist.com's Rick Turoczy joins us to talk about start-ups that get it, from clever use of social media to building communication into your business from the bottom up, inside out.

Ep 22: Bigger, Better, Badder and Bronzer - Guests Lindsey Fosse and Darnell Holloway from Yelp!

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 12:00:58 -0700

Long live local! Now you can check in at the bar, and your favorite TV show! How big is the big money big brands are spending on the Goog? Drake drops the D+ and lowers the bar in education advertising. Dane is in Portland joining us for a beer on the show this week, and Lindsey Fosse and Darnell Holloway join us from Yelp! to talk about the power of the check-in, and how you too can become a social elite!

Ep 14: Lost

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 16:00:41 -0700

The lost episode. Megan has a review of her trip to the Cause Marketing Forum in Chicago. D8 hits and Jobs talks about Flash, market-dominance, and drive. Pete talks for a long time. Zuck sweats. Facebook moves from fans to likes. Props to Dropbox and Box.net for building fantastic sharing services between people who otherwise have no common ground. Like between Portland and Vancouver (WA).

Ep 20: We're a Venti

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 16:00:25 -0700

Women and fast food make men impatient. Shocker. Media companies go bloggy with Tumblr. Apple pulls the competitive mud-slinging vids. Kenny Powers pimps K-Swiss. Yes, they're still around. But Google says bye-bye to Wave. And Unilever drops the GPS stalker vibe in Brazilian detergent. Couldn't possibly have anything go wrong with that. Nothing at all. Props to CreatePDF.in, Producteev.com, Instapaper, and finally The Omni Group for the super-and-fully-awesome OmniFocus for iPad.

Ep 19: Whips a'Cracking - Guest Matt Mullenweg from Wordpress

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 12:00:33 -0700

Old Spice is still king of the viral hill. Times looses 90% of readership in honor of paygate. Geo-lo marketing not yet coming of age. Digital publishers rejoice -- ebooks are actually selling. iPad users are selfish elites, apparently. This week on the show, Wordpress founding developer Matt Mullenweg joins us to talk about engagement, social, and driving adoption in open source.

Ep 18: Hillariawesome* - Guest Chris Skaggs from Soma Games

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 17:37:16 -0700

Apple press conference creates mud, invites others to roll in it. Newsweek finds 10 new ways Facebook can ruin your life. ComicCon is hot in San Diego. Twitter users in New York are moody at midnight. This week on the show, Chris Skaggs, founder of Soma Games and Code Monkeys joins us to talk the App Economy, mobile, and building a brand one app at a time. Our Evernote friend Andrew Sinkov joins us to recap big changes that hit the platform last week.

Ep 17: Silver Fish Hand Catch - Guest Doug Pollei from IKANO

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:00:35 -0700

Apple maintains death grip on news cycle. Old Spice gets personal, W+K continues to shine. Chatroulette: now with smut channels. iAds earns dev $1400 in a day. Surprise: turns out people may actually care about privacy after all. Creative subway advertising. This week on the show, Brian Pollei, VP Internet Strategy and Corporate Development from IKANO, joins us to talk communities in the cloud and leverage the latest tech platforms to bring your people together.

Ep 16: Pulling a Dane - Guest Brian Kurth from VocationVacations.com

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 16:00:35 -0700

Microsoft marketing shoulders in on International iPhone Day with new retail. Electrolux shows BP how Green is done. NPR has even more music awesomeness to share. YouTube firmly plants boot to Viacom. Flickr embiggens pics! This week on the show, Brian Kurth CEO and founder of VocationVacations.com joins us to talk start-ups, organic growth, and the intervention job hunt.

Ep 15: We digress - Greg Schneider from 3BL Media

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 16:00:35 -0700

Ad spending is up. You Facebook people have a real monetary value and you know what? You ain't worth much. You spend a lot of time online and you're a candidate for gambling AND gaming addiction from Virgin. iPhones sell by the boatload, and risk sinking it. This week on the show, Greg Schneider CEO and co-founder of 3BL Media joins us to talk the new calculus of media distribution in a social media economy.

Ep 13: The 95th Percentile - Guest Maria Ogneva from Attensity

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Wed, 26 May 2010 16:00:30 -0700

Disingenuous apologies from Facebook. Microsoft has an interesting campaign, in spite of silly phones. No one seems to care about BP at the pump. W+K with another slam dunk Nike spot for the World Cup. This week on the show, Maria Ogneva, director of social media for Attensity, joins us to talk social CRM. Learn how to build a rock solid editorial campaign based on social data, and engage with your publics at a whole new level online.

Ep 12: Spider-Man's Dilemma - Guest Frederick Van Johnson from Mediabytes Marketing

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 20 May 2010 16:00:57 -0700

"With great power, comes great responsibility," or so Facebook continues to learn. Calacanis is closing his account, Laporte ditched his last week, and "delete my Facebook account" is a top 20 trending topic on Google. Is there a message somewhere in there? Certainly mixed messages still to come. Our guest on the show this week is Frederick Van Johnson, founder of Mediabytes Marketing and host of the popular show "This Week in Photography" on the TWiT Network. Frederick shares his insights on engagement and community-building as marketers struggle to keep up with new tools.

Ep 11: Who needs real news? - Guest Andrew Sinkov from Evernote

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 06 May 2010 16:00:38 -0700

Ellen caves to the long, fruity arm of Apple. Google gets all shiny and updated, while Yahoo! pokes fun from the corner. Jobs shares his thoughts on Flash while Adobe goes all bitter and emo. Our guest on the show this week is Andrew Sinkov, VP of marketing for Evernote. The company is part of a movement redefining the nature of marketing leadership bubbling up from land of start-ups, and Sinkov shares his thoughts on community engagement, product development, and how to build a customer base of 3 million users without buying a single lead.

Ep 10: Appy in the Dirty-Dirty -- Guest Brian Dominguez from AT&T Mobility

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 16:00:47 -0700

Apple's iAd program is predictably pricey. Facebook's going all hyper-local and sticker-happy like some other Yelpy service we love. With Foursquare, everyone's watching you - even your drycleaner. LinkedIn is still relevant, in case you didn't know. Our guest this week on the show is AT&T Mobility's Brian Dominguez. Brian digs into the app ecosystem from the catbird seat, right between the exploding mobile app market and the platform. He brings some masterful smarts with and shows how he helps drive innovation and deliver results in the palm of your hand. Which is not as weird as it sounds.

Ep 09: What's the opposite of Facebook? -- Guest Sean O'Driscoll from Ant's Eye View

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 16:00:15 -0700

Facebook's F8 conference hit this week with a whole new suite of tools for developers to help you serve up your internet life on a big fat platter. Get an overview of the new features and tools for marketers and learn how you can take advantage of fancy buttons on your own sites. Our guest on the show this week is Sean O'Driscoll from Ant's Eye View. He takes us on a whirlwind tour of media metrics and measuring the performance of your social media effort and expense.

Ep 08: The Arbiters of Funny -- Cheezburger CTO Scott Porad

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 16:00:15 -0700

Google tries to out-cool the Library of Congress by archiving tweets. Apple and Twitter dive into their own app advertising ecosystem. Stupid Fight is both stupid AND mildly addicting. Our guest this week on the show is Cheezburger Networks CTO Scott Porad. Scott paints a picture of how the market can successfully drive product innovation, and shows just how successful a community building initiative can be. Not a Cheezburger fan? You will be... you. will. be.

Ep 07: When Father is Disappointed - Guest Jake Poinier from BoomVang Creative

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 17:42:29 -0700

Don't put the wrong people in front of your social media microphone, especially if you're Adobe. Names you should -- and shouldn't -- call to your customers. Tiger Woods has daddy issues. Ronald McDonald is on the outs with Joe Camel and Spuds MaKenzie. And Pete got his iPad. Our guest on the show this week is Jake Poinier, copywriter from Boomvang Creative. Jake takes us to school on writing clever copy, the importance of having a pro communicator on your team and, most importantly, what a "Vang" is.

Ep 06: On the Poor Boat -- Guest Dave Olsen from HootSuite

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 12:38:00 -0700

Viacom goes all sneaky AND lawyery, Starbucks and Target join forces to extract ducats from your phones, Square is awesome, and Google goes all Kansan for a day. Our guest on the show this week is the one and only Dave Olsen, community wrangler from HootSuite, who fills us in on just how to build a compelling and effective community and social marketing campaign on the cheap.

Ep 05: Boots on the Ground at SxSW Interactive with Dave Olsen and John Biehler

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 11:37:16 -0700

Direct from the technicolor party bus in Austin comes this SxSW update from our friends Dave Olsen and John Biehler. If you weren’t able to make to Austin for the event this year, check out what Dave and John have to say and then mark your calendars for this time next year, so you can join us for some beer and BBQ in Texas! Dave is a community wrangler for our favorite social media tool HootSuite, and you can find him on Twitter @DaveOHoots. John Biehler is an e-biz analyst and freakishly awesome photographer, and you can find him on Twitter @JohnBiehler.

Ep 04: Appropriate Dogs for Evil-Doers -- Guest Chris Krueger

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 18:28:53 -0700

This week we talk about the sexiness that is Global Top Level Domains, South-by-Southwest award winners, the continuing marvel that is geo-social-networking and, as if on a dare, Godzilla Haiku. Our guest on the show this week is Chris Krueger. Chris is an experiential marketing pro specializing in large-scale events for big brands. From Gatorade to NASCAR, Krueger shares his experience and impressions on social branding, metrics, and just how in-touch the big brands really are with emerging trends.

Ep 03: Electric Dreams, Hydration, and the Market Do-gooder -- Guest Perry Gruber from NEDWater

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:00:49 -0800

This week we talk WiredReRead.com and walk down memory lane with historic Wired work. Lindsey Lohan sues again, Devo drives the best weird color test website, and Twitterers are not as active as we like to think they are. Our guest this week is Perry Gruber, innovator and entrepreneur, who sits in to talk to us about his latest project, NEDWater Liquid Change, and the tools he's using to build community of his customers one contract at a time.

Ep 02: On Being Soft Spoken and Smart -- Guest Michael Pollack from SoloStream

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:00:49 -0800

This week we take on Google's Buzz, NBC's anemic Olympic coverage. Then, Michael Pollack joins us to talk about business communication, and the lessons he has learned as an entrepreneur and developer. His company, Solostream, is a developer of pro business themes for Wordpress.

Ep 01: Facilitators of Genius

shows@rashpixel.com (Rash Pixel) — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 08:00:51 -0800

Our first show goes off with nary a hitch. Join us and hear how much we love the iPad for no good rational reason at all, why we are fostering a gentle but roiling boil of angst in the general direction of geo-social services like Foursquare and Gowalla, and why we still think, even though the marketers have taken a bite out of the place, that Facebook is still an awesome place to be, if you can just ditch the Farmville for a spell. Thanks for joining us this week on the naked marketers.