Meet The New Boss, Worse Than The Old Boss? -Full Post | The Trichordist
6 days ago by ohskylab
"Actually that’s the number one “new model” that the Digerati suggest. Sell T-shirts at your shows to make money! This despite the fact it’s not new. Bands have been selling t-shirts at live shows since the early 1970s. Recording albums to sell a few t-shirts is a terrible way to make money. Thanks for the advice but no thanks. Plus t-shirts are just as bootlegable as music."
There's a lot wrong with this article but there's also a lot right with it, too.
music
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from instapaper
There's a lot wrong with this article but there's also a lot right with it, too.
6 days ago by ohskylab
Net Promoter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
11 weeks ago by ohskylab
"A management tool that can be used to gauge the loyalty of a firm's customer relationships." Mmmm.
business
marketing
research
nps
11 weeks ago by ohskylab
Signs You Aren’t Really Building a Minimum Viable Product | 22 idea street
january 2012 by ohskylab
a lot of the value of an MVP is testing the risky assumptions every startup has
web
business
mvp
from instapaper
january 2012 by ohskylab
Fetch — The easiest way to sell downloads from any website, social network, Goodsie shop, or Shopify store.
november 2011 by ohskylab
"Sell digital goods such as music, videos, photos, e-books, PDF's, or software from any website, blog, social network, Goodsie shop, or Shopify store." OK then.
business
ecommerce
shopping
web
november 2011 by ohskylab
Nathan Myhrvold and collective genius in science : The New Yorker
july 2011 by ohskylab
Wondering why I didn't save this in 2008. Keep referring to it.
business
ideas
work
collaboration
from delicious
july 2011 by ohskylab
Delegate or die: the self-employed trap. | Derek Sivers
january 2011 by ohskylab
"You're so busy, doing everything yourself. You know you need help, but to find and train someone would take more time than you have! So you keep working harder, until you break."
business
management
startup
entrepreneurship
from delicious
january 2011 by ohskylab
Music Ally | Blog Archive » Spotify reveals €30m payout to rightsholders in 2010
october 2010 by ohskylab
Unexpected. "In Sweden, both Sony and UMG are making more money from Spotify than from any other retailer – online or offline."
spotify
music
business
october 2010 by ohskylab
Bread and Circuses: The State of Web App Startups «
october 2010 by ohskylab
"I would like to propose that technologists apply their ample skill to solving the real problems of humanity, not just the perceived problems of their very privileged social set. And for my good friends at several of the aforementioned startups, I challenge you to find a way to solve a social or human problem with your app."
business
startup
society
october 2010 by ohskylab
Third Door Office & Playspace
september 2010 by ohskylab
"Third Door combines professional, flexible, co-working office space, a communal social area and fully equipped Ofsted regulated childcare for pre-school children." Clever.
coworking
business
office
london
september 2010 by ohskylab
The most effective debt collecting email I ever wrote | For A Beautiful Web
september 2010 by ohskylab
I like this. "A quick note to say that I am really disappointed that you have still not paid me the [..] that I'm owed for the work I did for you. In the grand scheme of things, it's not a lot of money, but actually I think that this is more a matter of respect."
collecting
debt
money
freelancing
work
business
finance
invoicing
september 2010 by ohskylab
The slow death of Dopplr | Technology | guardian.co.uk
september 2010 by ohskylab
Boo. True. Sad. Can't blame people for selling, mind.
business
community
dopplr
mobile
nokia
september 2010 by ohskylab
The Management Myth - Magazine - The Atlantic
september 2010 by ohskylab
"The world of management theorists remains exempt from accountability. In my experience, for what it’s worth, consultants monitored the progress of former clients about as diligently as they checked up on ex-spouses (of which there were many). Unless there was some hope of renewing the relationship (or dating a sister company), it was Hasta la vista, baby. And why should they have cared? Consultants’ recommendations have the same semantic properties as campaign promises: it’s almost freakish if they are remembered in the following year."
philosophy
management
mba
consulting
business
september 2010 by ohskylab
Rands In Repose: How to Run a Meeting
august 2010 by ohskylab
"There are two useful types of meetings: alignment and creation. Briefly, alignment meetings are tactical communication exchanges that rarely dive into the strategic. These are fine meetings that have a weekly cadence, and while there are lots of ways to screw up these meetings, their tactical repetition often keeps them on the rails. Creation meetings — diving into solving a hard problem — involve, well, more creativity. Each hard problem requires a unique solution, and finding that solution is where creation meetings can go bad."
communication
business
meetings
productivity
rands
work
management
august 2010 by ohskylab
What Happened to Yahoo
august 2010 by ohskylab
"So which companies need to have a hacker-centric culture? Which companies are "in the software business" in this respect? As Yahoo discovered, the area covered by this rule is bigger than most people realize. The answer is: any company that needs to have good software."
yahoo
culture
technology
business
paulgraham
august 2010 by ohskylab
sanity comments on Is MBA important for a programmer to start a Tech Company?
august 2010 by ohskylab
"The key idea here that most entrepreneurs miss is that you really need to vet your own ideas. Many aspiring entrepreneurs dream up an idea, and then stick to it doggedly, either because its the only idea they have, or they find it technically interesting. They don't want to discover that it won't work, so they don't try to figure it out! This is a bit like writing some code, and then not testing it because you really don't want to discover that its buggy."
business
reddit
via:paul.irish
mba
work
startup
august 2010 by ohskylab
MuckWork - we do your dirty work
august 2010 by ohskylab
From Derek Sivers: "assistants to do your uncreative dirty work, so you can do what only you can do".
business
dereksivers
support
outsourcing
music
august 2010 by ohskylab
The scariest pricing idea ever. That works. | The Freelancery
july 2010 by ohskylab
"Here’s a pricing technique that sounds, at first, like the dumbest newbie move of all time. Call it ‘fill-in-the-blank’ invoicing. Or ‘pay what you want’ pricing. The notion is, you do the work first, then let the client decide how much to pay for it." Heavy caveats.
via:ihart
business
pricing
money
freelancing
work
july 2010 by ohskylab
Organic Startup Ideas
july 2010 by ohskylab
"The best way to come up with startup ideas is to ask yourself the question: what do you wish someone would make for you?"
paulgraham
business
ideas
startup
entrepreneurship
creativity
strategy
july 2010 by ohskylab
Why trivia is so important | Life and style | The Guardian
may 2010 by ohskylab
""This has come to be known as the Colour of the Bike Shed Phenomenon: the time spent on any item will be in inverse proportion to its cost and importance. Relentlessly, the trivial squeezes out the non-trivial [...] Similar effects – where small stuff preoccupies us because it's small – course through our lives [...] I fear that something related is also what's transpiring whenever I get that delusional feeling of achievement from having powered through multiple unimportant items on my to-do list, leaving untouched the few tasks that really matter. Taken together, Parkinson's two laws amount to a wry but certainly not trivial warning: the work we do expands to fill the time available – and, half the time, it's not even the most important work."
work
business
trivia
gtd
may 2010 by ohskylab
On the pricing of service work. | This User’s Experience
april 2010 by ohskylab
"An interesting (though obvious, after-the-fact) consequence of increasing our hourly rate, is that the customers that were left tended to be exactly the type of customers we’ve always wanted to work for — they appreciate, value and demand high quality, and are doing interesting things."
business
rates
service
pricing
money
april 2010 by ohskylab
Grand Union sells for £15m as Jaimes Leggett quits for Ogilvy - advertising news - Campaign
april 2010 by ohskylab
"Grand Union, the full-service digital advertising agency, has completed its sale to the digital network FullSIX in a deal estimated to be worth £15 million."
gu
stalking
friends
agencies
business
advertising
grandunion
fullsix
april 2010 by ohskylab
Is John Lewis the best company in Britain to work for? | Business | The Guardian
march 2010 by ohskylab
"At a time when the limits of the more traditional capitalist model of shareholder ownership stand cruelly exposed, John Lewis's ongoing success is increasingly prompting all three main political parties to point to it as a possible template – for other companies, for schools, hospitals, even local councils."
via:markrocky
business
capitalism
democracy
economics
johnlewis
march 2010 by ohskylab
The monetization paradox (or why Google is not my friend) - Charlie's Diary
january 2010 by ohskylab
"What I really need is some kind of subscription model that makes the disintermediating depradations of Google strictly irrelevant. So this leads me to ask what new business models exist that I can monetize and that aren't going to (a) be devalued by Google, (b) undercut by infinite free bandwidth, or (c) require an old dog to learn new skills (like cat-emulation, or screenwriting)?"
business
advertising
google
books
money
content
economics
newspapers
publishing
charliestross
january 2010 by ohskylab
Alex Payne — Don't Be A Hero
january 2010 by ohskylab
"Heroes are damaging to a team because they become a crutch. As soon as you have someone who’s always willing to work at all hours, the motivation from the rest of the team to produce reliable, trouble-free software drops. The hero is a human patch."
productivity
business
programming
career
projectmanagement
heroes
antipatterns
january 2010 by ohskylab
ongoing · Doing It Wrong
january 2010 by ohskylab
"What I’m writing here is the single most important take-away from my Sun years, and it fits in a sentence: The community of developers whose work you see on the Web, who probably don’t know what ADO or UML or JPA even stand for, deploy better systems at less cost in less time at lower risk than we see in the Enterprise. This is true even when you factor in the greater flexibility and velocity of startups."
web
development
business
strategy
projectmanagement
analysis
timbray
january 2010 by ohskylab
8 Lessons From the Creativity and Technology Conference - Advertising Age - Digital
november 2009 by ohskylab
"Bring tech-heads into creative conversations early to color communication ideas with what's possible in web development." But don't call them tech-heads.
business
advertising
technology
digital
creativity
planning
adage
november 2009 by ohskylab
Why front-end developers are so important to the future of businesses on the web - paulcarvill.com
september 2009 by ohskylab
"A [front end developer] is responsible for everything that sits on the client side of the web stack — the content, presentation and behaviour layers. Few other roles touch so many other key aspects of a business as does a [front end developer]’s." Amen to that.
web
career
frontend
development
business
advocacy
september 2009 by ohskylab
10 things to do for digital agencies « digicynic
july 2009 by ohskylab
Most of which are fairly obvious. Still, useful to point at.
via:nickandjess
business
advertising
agencies
digital
july 2009 by ohskylab
The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs: Monkey Boy's three-legged race
july 2009 by ohskylab
A classic quote from last time round: "The Borg-Yahoo merger won't work. Here's why. It's like taking the two guys who finished second and third in a 100-yard dash and tying their legs together and asking for a rematch, believing that now they'll run faster."
quotes
business
google
yahoo
microsoft
fakestevejobs
july 2009 by ohskylab
Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule
july 2009 by ohskylab
"When you're operating on the maker's schedule, meetings are a disaster. A single meeting can blow a whole afternoon, by breaking it into two pieces each too small to do anything hard in. Plus you have to remember to go to the meeting. That's no problem for someone on the manager's schedule. There's always something coming on the next hour; the only question is what. But when someone on the maker's schedule has a meeting, they have to think about it."
development
software
business
productivity
collaboration
programming
culture
management
paulgraham
july 2009 by ohskylab
Ryan Carson: How to Measure the Health of your Business at a Glance - Industry Updates - Entrepreneur - Virgin
july 2009 by ohskylab
"The way we do this is by having a 1-hour meeting every Tuesday morning where my manager presents a PDF report that outlines these figures and colours the report either Red (we're in trouble and we better do something about it), Yellow (We're in danger, but it's fixable) or Green (we're on track to achieve our goals)."
business
productivity
management
finance
process
accounting
july 2009 by ohskylab
Seth's Blog: The art and skill of working with bureaucrats
july 2009 by ohskylab
"Have you noticed that most airports feature the same restaurants? It's not an accident. The people who run these chains have organized themselves to be good at dealing with municipal organizations. Same thing goes for design firms, creative firms, accountants etc. that deal with large corporations. In my experience, 40% of the fee goes for the work and 60% goes to pay for the do-overs, staffing, project management and hassle that comes from working from big organizations and committees. A lot of small businesses get burned when they charge just the 40% and the client expects that the other 60% comes for free. It doesn't."
business
strategy
advice
sethgodin
quotes
july 2009 by ohskylab
Engineers Are The Best Deal - So Stock Up On Them
june 2009 by ohskylab
"Software engineers today are about 200-400% more productive than software engineers were 10 years ago because of open source software, better programming tools, common libraries, easier access to information, better education, and other factors. This means that one engineer today can do what 3-5 people did in 1999." And so say all of us.
development
productivity
business
strategy
engineering
june 2009 by ohskylab
My M&M's® - Personalized Chocolate Candy Messages
june 2009 by ohskylab
Custom M&M's. Feels like we've done the custom sweets to death already but you never know.
business
shopping
marketing
advertising
food
ecommerce
customization
chocolate
june 2009 by ohskylab
The Three Sexy Skills of Data Geeks : Dataspora Blog
june 2009 by ohskylab
Statistics, data munging and vizualization.
business
statistics
trends
visualisation
skills
june 2009 by ohskylab
Rypple - A little feedback goes a long way
june 2009 by ohskylab
Handy-looking feedback tool.
feedback
survey
reviews
collaboration
web
social
business
june 2009 by ohskylab
Dear Dustin Curtis | Dustin Curtis
june 2009 by ohskylab
"If the UX architect at AA.com is actually pretty good, then why does the site suck so much?"
design
usability
ux
business
process
culture
americanairlines
june 2009 by ohskylab
Report Paints a Painful View of Ad Agencies « FUEL LINES Fueling Ad Agency New Business Through Social Media
june 2009 by ohskylab
"Forrester Research believes today’s ad agencies are not well-structured to take on tomorrow’s marketing challenges, needing to move from making messages to establishing community connections." What, really?
advertising
strategy
agencies
business
social
community
via:eldret_99
june 2009 by ohskylab
Launch a Business, Not a Side Project | Think Vitamin
may 2009 by ohskylab
"I’ve seen a lot of web apps launched recently which haven’t succeeded. They’re not failing miserably, and they’re not wild successes. They’re just kind of puttering along, sapping just enough resources to be a problem, but not succeeding enough to really take off. The majority of these apps were built by small web design firms or freelancers who bought into the dream without really understanding how much time it takes to make an app succeed."
business
marketing
startup
entrepreneurship
innovation
may 2009 by ohskylab
Kickstarter
may 2009 by ohskylab
"A funding platform for artists, designers, filmmakers, musicians, journalists, inventors, bloggers, explorers..."
design
music
business
social
work
creativity
startup
ideas
entrepreneurship
fundraising
funding
art
may 2009 by ohskylab
The Brooklyn Superhero Supply Company
may 2009 by ohskylab
"Online purveyors of high quality crimefighting merchandise."
top
business
shopping
art
fun
store
superheroes
may 2009 by ohskylab
My Name is E
april 2009 by ohskylab
"Enables you to collect your accounts - on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and every other network of your choice - in one spot, and share them in real life by using any mobile phone or Connector."
tools
business
social
mobile
iphone
sync
april 2009 by ohskylab
MEAT CARDS
april 2009 by ohskylab
"Screw die-cutting. Forget about foil, popups, or UV spot lamination. THESE business cards have two ingredients: MEAT AND LASERS."
business
food
cards
meat
top
via:simonw
april 2009 by ohskylab
Interview: Mr Best Buy goes looking for bargains in Britain | Business | The Observer
april 2009 by ohskylab
"[Bob Willett] says it is wrong for analysts to focus on store openings, as the internet is key to growth - web sales are rising faster here than in the US. "Up to a third of our business will be done on the web, so you don't need hundreds of stores," he says."
bestbuy
business
uk
ce
retail
april 2009 by ohskylab
CoTweet™ - How business does Twitter
april 2009 by ohskylab
"Designed for businesses using Twitter to engage existing customers and attract new ones, CoTweet is a comprehensive Twitter business platform that supports both proactive marketing communication and response-driven customer support." Wow, way to make it sound really boring.
tools
business
social
marketing
collaboration
twitter
april 2009 by ohskylab
Social-Media Pioneer Pearson Leaves Dell for Blog Council - Advertising Age - Digital
april 2009 by ohskylab
"If you're Home Depot, and you've got 150,000 employees, half of whom are on Facebook, you had better be thinking about this. Social media is no longer experimental."
business
social
quotes
dell
blogcouncil
via:markrocky
april 2009 by ohskylab
Getting Real: Have an Enemy (by 37signals)
march 2009 by ohskylab
"When we decided to create project management software, we knew Microsoft Project was the gorilla in the room. Instead of fearing the gorilla, we used it as a motivator. We decided Basecamp would be something completely different, the anti-Project."
quotes
strategy
startup
37signals
business
march 2009 by ohskylab
List of UK retailers on Twitter | Blog | Econsultancy
march 2009 by ohskylab
Not a bad start.
twitter
social
business
uk
march 2009 by ohskylab
Rollo & Grady Interview // Terry McBride - Los Angeles Music Blog
march 2009 by ohskylab
"Digital had been seeping into our world for about three years and the Napster effect was apparent. Being a small company and working directly with artists, we could really hear and see what was starting to happen. It was a realization that fighting it wouldn’t work; understanding it and being able to grow it was what was going to work. It was a psychological shift for us."
music
business
marketing
nettwerk
interview
march 2009 by ohskylab
Made By Many » Blog Archive » “What Is a Social-Media Agency?”
january 2009 by ohskylab
"The old digital agency model is not helpful today. Instead, the industry can learn a lot from social start-ups (like Vimeo - who I am in love with, or SoundCloud) and work as fast as possible, being entrepreneurial, pragmatic, and nimble [...] People in traditional agencies - ‘old new media’ and our cousins in advertising - say they find all of the above quite challenging - which is weird because these agencies are stuffed with really smart people."
agencies
via:markrocky
business
culture
entrepreneurship
top
social
january 2009 by ohskylab
Preoccupations - Meetings Are a Matter of Precious Time - NYTimes.com
january 2009 by ohskylab
"Time is the most perishable good in the world, and it is not replenishable. You can’t earn an extra hour to use on a busy day. Nonetheless, we usually have a vague feeling that there is plenty of time — somewhere in the future — so we waste it now and carelessly steal time from our families, friends or ourselves when we come up short at the end of a workday and need to stay an extra hour."
quotes
business
productivity
top
management
culture
psychology
nytimes
meetings
january 2009 by ohskylab
CR Blog » Blog Archive » The Designers Republic Is Dead; Long Live The Designers Republic
january 2009 by ohskylab
Designers Republic goes under. "I’ve never liked that agency model - it’s not where creativity lies. DR accidentally ended up there in order to service bigger clients. I’m not being ungrateful to the people who ran the business side at DR – it wasn’t their fault. I’m glad we did it - it took getting there to make me realise that it wasn’t where I wanted to be."
via:blech
design
business
uk
agencies
art
culture
creativity
thedesignersrepublic
top
january 2009 by ohskylab
2009 - The Pull Music Paradigm Shift Emerges - MTT - Music Think Tank
january 2009 by ohskylab
Interesting, but sort of scary and wrong at the same time.
music
business
marketing
digital
discovery
mei
january 2009 by ohskylab
Contemplating the Consumerist sale and the adpocalypse
january 2009 by ohskylab
"What advertisers buy when they purchase a magazine or TV ad is slice of the attention of some subset of that media object's audience [...] A web page, in contrast, is typically festooned with hyperlinked visual objects that fall all over themselves in competing to take you elsewhere immediately once you're done consuming whatever it is that you came to that page for."
attention
advertising
online
business
trends
web
january 2009 by ohskylab
this is sippey.typepad.com: project management lingo
december 2008 by ohskylab
“Is there Project Management Lingo?” Yes. Yes there is. My favourite in the comments: "What Would McGyver Do?"
projectmanagement
business
language
jargon
humour
via:russelldavies
december 2008 by ohskylab
Rumblefish | Sonic Branding and Music Licensing
november 2008 by ohskylab
Find and license music for any project—TV shows and advertisements, movies, websites, video games, podcasts, and more."
music
business
mp3
audio
licensing
november 2008 by ohskylab
adaptive path » blog » Peter Merholz » One way for surviving the downturn - delineate your business value (#7 and #10 in a series of 16)
november 2008 by ohskylab
"By understanding a business’ problems or opportunities, we can figure out what behaviors we’re hoping to engage, and then connect that behavior to a financial outcome."
business
ux
via:alastc
roi
design
november 2008 by ohskylab
EMI's £700k taxi bill • The Register
october 2008 by ohskylab
"The report says that costs at EMI Music were out of control, and that reporting structures were so dysfunctional, management struggled to find out the true picture."
music
emi
business
october 2008 by ohskylab
NO2ID :: View topic - They want my passport at work! ....ADVICE??!?!??!
october 2008 by ohskylab
"I have been asked by my work place to provide my passport." Not just employers; looks like it's becoming standard practice for recruiters to ask even if trading as a limited company. Something to do with the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006.
via:scrubadub
security
employment
business
work
recruitment
october 2008 by ohskylab
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