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What: This is Try It Week at WebMarketingWatch.com. Try - del.icio.us .
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at my home in Akron Ohio.
When: March 1, 2007
Why: del.icio.us is a super handy way to keep track of all your bookmarks. But it is also a way to be a resource for your company and your industry.
How: This was shot with the built-in video camera on my laptop.
What: This is Try It Week at WebMarketingWatch.com. Try Digg.com.
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at my home in Akron Ohio.
When: February 28, 2007
Why: Digg.com is a powerful way to get people introduced to your content. But if you aren't experienced with it, you should enjoy it first.
How: This was shot with the built-in video camera on my laptop.
What: This is Try It Week at WebMarketingWatch.com. Try Flickr .
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at my home in Akron Ohio.
When: February 27, 2007
Why: Flickr is fun. But not only is it fun. It's a useful marketing tool. Depending on how familiar you are with it determines what your next step with Flickr might be.
How: This was shot with the built-in video camera on my laptop.
What: This is Try It Week at WebMarketingWatch.com. Try LinkedIn .
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at my house in Akron Ohio.
When: February 26, 2007
Why: LinkedIn.com has finally come of age. I see people promoting it at conferences. The web community finally gets it. Now it's your turn to try it.
How: This was shot with the built-in video camera on my laptop.
What: A Friday Commentary on RSS Feeds and why you should incorporate them into your web browsing life.
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at our office in Akron Ohio.
When: February 23, 2007
Why: I know this RSS sounds scary. I know it hasn't been served to the end-user well. But RSS has been around for quite some time now. And it is so freakin' handy! This is my plea to you to give RSS a try. Check out these sites: http://www.bloglines.com http://www.google.com/reader I promise you, if you spend a little time on this now, that time will save you a ton of time moving forward. Try it! You'll like it.
How: I shot this with my mini DV Panasonic video camera. I had 1000 watts of light on both my left and my right plus some fill lights.
