Epiphanies, Inc.

The "A-Ha!" Blog

06/26/2008 07:52 PM
Joe Pulizzi - now HERE’S a “Content Lover”

Okay, so Allen and I have been proudly calling ourselves “The Content Lovers” of Epiphanies, Inc. for a couple of years now. Which is to say… We love content (duh, right?) We believe in the power of great content to build ... Read More

06/24/2008 02:55 PM
What I learned about Twitter today (and more great resources)

I’ve been listening to “Coach Deb,” aka Deborah Micek, in the second of a series of calls being hosted by Marketing Mentor Adam Urbanski on Social Media Networking. The third call, tomorrow, is about Facebook, and the fourth call, ... Read More

The Bitter Cup
A serious blog about satire.

07/04/2008 01:47 PM
It's Stephen Colbert's world - we just live in it

Satirical persona Stephen Colbert is unabashedly self-aggrandizing, mimicking the art of punditry so well that he makes the real articles look pale in comparison. It was, therefore (in hindsight) almost inevitable that the self-anointed great man ... Read More

The Wild Quills Blog
Tickle your inner scribe or scribbler - write here, write now!

01/20/2008 11:42 PM
“You’ve Got To Have B.A.L.L.S.”

Here’s a decidedly “ballsy” article by “rock star” muse Sandy Grason. Enjoy! -LV ******************* Last week I was having coffee with a new acquaintance, “Jen” who just happens to be one of the most ... Read More

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