Dan Nedelko : Internet Marketer

Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.

Well it was going to happen at some point. The «Catch Me If You Can» badboy has been taken up on that threat by the US Government. The seizure definitely points to a much more serious ongoing investigation. Is this the beginning of the end for Ayre and Bodog?

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BL Ochman wrote a nice although brief article on her blog What's Next Blog about the meme - I Can Haz Chezeburger - from lolcats.com which has been a viral phenomenon for quite sometime online.

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Although we've been very busy lately with both holidays, family and some dog sledding work has encroached in on the good times. Specifically we've been running some new campaigns through Honeypot Marketing, including getting ready to launch some new projects wholly owned by Honeypot and some in partnership.

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It would appear that 2008 is going to bring a number of changes to Honeypot Marketing, all of which are positive and will ensure our long term growth. As you may or may not know Honeypot Marketing is a strategic internet marketing oprganization.

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Just thought I'd drop a quick note about that. The consistent reference is to a social «network» it's a social «utility». The best analogy I can think of is the plumbing of the house versus the fixtures or the jacuzzi.

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I do not like search engines. I like the problem of finding a needle in a haystack. Think about it. Here's a comment about people obsessed with the biggest marketing lie of the last 100 years. Maybe I exaggerate - but I do that alot.

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I have been asked by numerous people why I do not attend SEM and SEO conferences. I figure if you want to know then I can easily address it here. Then when I am talking to others I don't have to launch into a ridiculously long and annoying diatribe (not that Dan Nedelko ever does that!).

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New ever assume that you understand what the online audience finds interesting. There are numerous lessons to be learned here all of which I'll up to you to think about.

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I've heard this question repeated more than one time over the past few weeks that I figure it might be easier to put up a very quick and concise elevator pitch:

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