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My first post to posterous

August 23, 2009

Testing this posting out. Seeing what other services it “automatically” posts to by default. May take some tweaking to get this working how I like. Posted via email from berchman’s posterous – UPDATE: I have noticed that when I email to the default posterous.com address for my account posts show up here automatically. I will [...]

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Paying the price. One way or another.

July 27, 2009

Today I was reflecting upon a common occurrence among people that I talk to with regard to their website(s). The people I talk to either want a new website or they have one and want to update/add/delete a design or function of the site. These conversations either happen through email or in person and become [...]

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Recently Published on BizNik

December 30, 2008

Was just notified that my “Part 2 of 6″ series on Internet communications for small business. By small I’m talking less than 10 employees. Perhaps its micro business. Anyhow, here is the scoop. Breaking Down The Multi-Headed Monster-Email Marketing Something we all do in the modern business world is email. It is a staple to [...]

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Tactics On Gas Prices

April 28, 2008

I received an email today relating to subtle techniques to get more “gas” for you gallon that I found interesting. There appears to be some merit to some of what I read. I post it here merely as a share of information. In the interest of full disclosure I do not work for, nor does [...]

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The Story of Stuff

March 17, 2008

The Story of Stuff. Came across this web site today via an email from a friend. She suggested we show it to our kids. I think everyone needs to see this. “You cannot run a linear system on a finite planet.” p.s. Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!

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Barack the Brand: Are We ‘Citizens’ or ‘Consumers’?

February 28, 2008

I have been meaning to post about the brand of Barack Obama for a while. Then yesterday my dad emails me a link to a post by Andrew Romano about this very topic with the bonus bit of having interviewed Michael Beirut who is a partner at Pentagram. It’s certainly worth a read for his [...]

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Slow Re-Start

February 15, 2008

Well this past week was an exercise in getting back to the flow. Back to the flow of the family life—making coffee for my wife in the morning, taking kids to school, changing diapers, making bottles, getting kids to bed, watching movies with my wife. And getting back to the flow of work—turning off vacation [...]

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Working Globally

January 14, 2008

I have been working globally lately. Everyone has read about the “global economy” and how “outsourcing” is going to be the wake-up call to many a worker. But not everyone has felt direct impact from “outsourcing” or taken part in working the “global economy.” I too was part of that crowd until the past few [...]

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