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Technology

Three Scary Amazon Kindle Secrets

First of all, Happy Halloween! I've had my Amazon Kindle for a few days now, and it's safe to say that I love it. I'm very impressed by how easy the screen is to read, and, with a good book, you can soon forget that you're reading paper at all. I'm sure that this is […]

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Thoughts

Scarcity in Animation

Last time I posted about scarcity, a subject very important for marketers, but a concept with which everyone might not be familiar. I just saw a great example which I'd like to share with you. Scarcity is the concept of making something scarce, that is limiting its availability. For instance, in Internet Marketing, you could […]

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Observations

Scarcity in Blog Action

An interesting experiment on Robert Plank's blog recently, which I want to grab a chance to comment on (particularly since I can't do so on his blog, for reasons which will be revealed in a minute). Robert recently celebrated his 25th Birthday, quite an achievement if you look at what he's achieved in the Internet […]

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Technology

A New Approach to Reading

I’m quite excited today, as a device I’ve been waiting for is sat waiting in a depot fifty miles away. Tomorrow, it will be delivered to me, and I anticipate that it will change the way I read all kinds of things. Any ideas what the device is?

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Thoughts

Sharp Business Practice – The OTO Mountain

In a recent post, I wrote about my annoyance at buying PLR e-books which turned out to be two thirds unusable filler. This time, I want to talk more about the purchase process for that e-book, which was equally annoying, and perhaps soured me even before I got to the download page.