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Curing a Notebook Addiction

August 27, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Digital Gunslinger, Geek Superhero / 3 Comments

Ideas. Collected, organized. Ready to be presented. #Win.

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How Apple could Decimate the PC Market

August 1, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Digital Gunslinger, Social Media and Marketing / 1 Comment

What if Apple provided a fund to Best Buy to hire a ton of unemployed, not-yet-retired Baby Boomers to be PC experts? Reverse this situation and you have the Microsoft Store. A slew of Gen-Y’ers promoting Microsoft-based products and partner products to other Gen-Y’ers.

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Beware the Telephone Guru

June 19, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Communication Ideas, Digital Gunslinger / No Comments

If Alexander Graham Bell were alive today, do you suppose he’d call himself a Telephone Guru? Probably not. In fact, no one does.

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Three Things Every New Graduate Gen-Y Job Searcher Should Do Today

May 17, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / General Ideas, Psychotic Resumes Blog / No Comments

It’s summer; a new slew of Gen-Y’ers are graduating… each time this year I like to give tips to the graduates and this year I have three.

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Apple iPad Develops Sentience, Sues for Sexual Harassment

May 4, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Real Fake News / No Comments

Apple iPad develops sentience, files for sexual harassment against geek owners’ fondling advances.

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How To Destroy a Community

May 1, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Leadership / 2 Comments

As it turns out, it’s ridiculously easy for a leader to destroy a community.

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How To Handle F*ck Ups

April 28, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Digital Gunslinger, Social Media and Marketing / 8 Comments

If I help you by pointing out your douchebaggery, what good does it do to flip me off and continue being a douchebag? One discontented voice usually becomes a choir, especially if the complaint is completely insane.

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The Finer Points of YouTube Video Marketing

April 22, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Digital Gunslinger, Social Media and Marketing / 2 Comments

Seems like we have an attention span problem. Short of pumping aderol into the water supply, we can only hope to make better videos

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Social Media Wankery

April 20, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Digital Gunslinger, Social Media and Marketing / 7 Comments

You can’t assume your friends (business or otherwise) have opted-in to your marketing jackassery. Why would you trust a “social media expert” who is willing to sell out their friends to the highest bidder?

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Why Squeeze Pages are Douchebaggery

April 14, 2010 / Nick Armstrong / Digital Gunslinger, Social Media and Marketing / 18 Comments

I might be a jerk, but I know an inauthentic tactic when I see one and squeeze pages are definitely sleaze-ridden.

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