As you might know, I’ve been a really big fan of the Kindle — that was…

Last week, I was shocked to see the promotion of the iPad App on Amazon’s site when I logged in!   It sure solidifies the fact that Amazon’s focus is moving content more than Kindles!    (I’m sure not *everyone* saw, or continues to see, this screen on Amazon, because based on my settings, Amazon knows I already own a Kindle, and just recently got an iPad!)

…until I got my hands on the new iPad (with the updated Kindle app!)

I wasn’t sure if I’d like the iPad, but the way I approached it was to just “do it” and see how I felt about it, in my life…

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If you’re thinking of using Twitter, or are an avid user of Twitter — it’s important you know the rules…

Here’s 14 reasons you might get kicked off Twitter:

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If you’re a fan of Tim Ferris, and his book, the Four Hour Work Week, things are about to get AWESOME!

Tim’s new expanded and updated version is due out in 10 days, and it’s available in print, or on the Kindle!

The new expanded edition of Tim Ferriss’ The 4-Hour Workweek includes:

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If you’re REALLY looking for gift ideas that are unique, and life changing (or life-saving, in some instances!) than look no further…

…as Tim Ferris (and I) have a lengthy list of goodies for you!

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Wow, was I surprised when I saw this earlier this morning…

the Amazon Kindle is now $259!   A far cry from the original $399 when I got mine!

I have to say, since my original post “Simplify your life with the Kindle“, it has completely changed how I read, how much I read, and where I read…

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Over the years, I’ve read hundreds of industry related books, and these rise to the very top & I’m going to tell you a secret…

This is part 1, in my 7 part series on how to Create an Amazing Web Site!  It’s also available on iTunes.  This entire series is also available in an eBook on our Web Site.

The secret?

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For a long time now, I’ve thought focus groups, questionnaires, exit surveys, etc., have been fairly full of crap…

…and it was reassuring for me to read a book that settles it, scientifically.

Martin Lindstrom, author of Buyology, one of the world’s most respected marketing gurus, uses fMRI (Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging) to verify how people really feel when subject to different forms of advertisting, TV Shows, and so on.

Basically, fMRI measures the parts of the brain that respond showing when some feels happy & content, fearful & upset, along with all of the emotions in between.

Applying the study of fMRI (and similar technologies) to marketing is called neuromarketing.

In Buyology, I learned that:

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