by David Intrator | Mar 30, 2016 | web storytelling
I’m not writing this post for you. I’m writing for the Machine. See, in order for me to maintain my page rank, the Machine asks demands that I keep these posts coming. And though you’re not my audience, you still might want to come along for the ride, just to... 
by David Intrator | Apr 7, 2014 | web storytelling
For those of you who have been receiving my weekly email blasts over the last year and a half, here’s what my data analytics is saying about you. The Top Line 1) A lot of you are losing your jobs Every week there are many new “non-existent” addresses. 2) Your open... 
by David Intrator | Jul 24, 2013 | politics and culture, web storytelling
B.J. Mendelson is no stranger to social media. Between 2004 and 2010 he worked as a professional social media marketer, advising companies like Ford, Overstock.com, Dunkin’ Donuts, Microsoft and Sears. He garnered over 70,000 Twitter followers and led social... 
by David Intrator | Aug 1, 2012 | web storytelling
“What if you no longer needed an SEO Expert?” asks HubSpot’s lastest ad, “because you had software that made it easy to improve your rank?” “What if someone took all the hassles out of marketing?” The idea that SEOers are... 
by Steve Baldwin | Jun 23, 2012 | web storytelling
It’s easy enough to wrap your mind around the concept that your Web site, and each individual page or other active element within this site, should tell a unique story whose properties must include a unifying idea, direction, drama, and a conclusion. The more... 