My clients had a great month. For a number of them it started on June 1st in Jacksonville, Florida at my special event. Unfortunately, not everyone who wanted to join us could attend , That' why I decided to start something new...

I'm originally from the South. Okay, I'm from Southern California.

I had the extraordinary pleasure of meeting Chef Jason Ellis

Spending the day hanging out with some high bandwidth folks

I just returned from a special event in Jacksonville, Florida. A room full of invited guests listened intently and laughed is all the right places. Here's their takeaways from the event...

it's International Coaching Week. To celebrate I'm gifting not one, but two 90 minute TechTalk Sessions. Here's a way you can not only make good, but do good at the same time...

Each year my son John rides in the Seattle American

I meant to add an "s", I really did. Since I didn't, I did the next best thing...

They say that a picture is worth 1,000 words. Some photos are worth a lot more. This photo of bestselling author Phillip Van Hooser, standing in front of the 5th Avenue display window at Barnes and Noble's flagship store in New York City, is easily worth 100,000 words...

At the end of the day we learned that the

When is broken technology not a problem? When it's an opportunity.

Accessible, affordable. After months of discussions with peers, clients and prospects it all came down to those two words. What I'm hearing from all quarters is that business owners and independent professionals are tired of throwing thousands of dollars at so called internet bootcamps. Here is an alternative...

My Bad! My blogging and newsletter publishing system is so

Why is it most folks attempt to change their life with a New Year Resolution, right after a glass (or two) of champagne? I believe your business is worth the investment of at least a few days of reflection before you decide to change the world. For the better part of two decades I've used this three step model to help my clients become the Master of Their Digital Domain...

I'm fond of food. Okay, more than fond. In fact, for decades I've had an eating disorder. It started at the age of nine. This post is not about what happened, but what I finally did about it...

Paralyzed... Michelle had spent years dreaming of this moment, and now she couldn't move the last few steps to realize her dream. Meeting Zig Ziglar in person...

Have you ever found yourself wishing for a second chance or an opportunity to do a better job or say the right thing? What if all you had to do is whip out a Do-Over card and start over?

It's not enough to register all the possible combinations of all the possible domain names you might possibly dream up for your online business. They have to be the right names. Learn the do's and don'ts for giving your business the perfect domain name.

Do you know where I am today? Does it really matter? Only if your goal is to Be Present to Infinity. This week I share how I used texting to expand my world view...

I love the smell of Peanut oil on Thanksgiving morning.

Spoiler Alert! This is the one week of the year my newsletter is all marketing. It's about my annual Red Tag Sale. If a new digital marketing strategy is not on your holiday wish list. If the thought of saving 20% doesn't appeal to you. If you'd rather put off getting ready for next year until, well, next year. Then don't click the read now link below. Just go back to your holiday preparations. I'll be back next Tuesday with my killer "How NOT to fry a Turkey for Thanksgiving" edition.

Jason Gitchel - Gone but not forgotten October 5, 2011

The goal of new website is to tie together all of your other digital marketing technologies by creating a conversation with prospects and clients. Instead of promoted a companies products or services, websites have become shills for promoting the latest cool technology. I’m not suggesting you burn it to the ground, I recommend you rebuild from within.

Email Marketing Frequency is an important metric for email marketing. Unfortunately, the number is often based on the needs of the marketer instead of the prospect. My local blood services organization is rapidly approaching the Too Much Information Tipping Point. I'm not sure they realize that if I choose to unsubscribe from their announcements, they will never get me back