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Member Since: July 13, 2009
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Posts: 111
A former computer programmer in Toronto who became interested in white-hat tactics for web marketing and wants to see web advertising that doesn't tick people off. I believe in invitation and permission over interruption.
I got involved with social media before it was hot, and my company, Response Generators, is enjoying the benefits now. Social media marketing -- and doing it right -- is experimental but has proven to be very effective for us.
I also have a quirky-funny web comic, "Super Temps", which is about a world of super-heroes and villains, except the villians are paid to lose and make the heroes look good -- and centres around a protagonist who's too adorable to be evil (but she tries anyway).
Favorite Sites:
www.rgdirect.com -- my company's website.
www.supertemps.ca -- my web comic
www.urbaniacs.com -- a fun super-hero themed massively multiplayer HTML game site.
http://krisabel.ctv.ca/ -- fun, informative tech blog
http://www.frommybottomstep.com/ -- local news and social networking for London Ontario
http://www.mathewingram.com/work/ -- smart blog by the man who introduced me to Twitter. He's smart and innovative, highly recommended.
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/ -- Seth Godin's blog, he's all about new innovations in white-hat marketing
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