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Blogging ideas – Matt Cutts suggests what is good content

Matt Cutts from Google did a presentation in Paris a while back and during it made some suggestions about what can make good content for a blog, content that might get you some quality traffic: Provide a useful service – Blog about legal issues...

Published 29 Jul 2010 9:31 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Best trailer for a conference ever? Dotconf

The young lad Traynor’s accent is spot on there!

Published 10 Jul 2010 4:55 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business, events

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Worst recession ever. Banks not lending money. Ireland is all sorts of fucked. Nobody is spending a penny. Stealth redundancies en masse. House prices are plummeting. And with it… Office space is dirt cheap. Every price can be negotiated. Deals...

Published 23 Apr 2010 11:21 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business

Notes from my TEDx Liffey talk

And these were my notes from TEDx Liffey. Accidental Business Man A few years back people asked me to show them how to blog. They offered me money to train them. It went from there to online marketing training to whatever it is I do today. I never saw...

Published 16 Apr 2010 4:13 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business

IIA’s Digitise the Nation

The IIA are running a week-long event called Digitise the Nation. It takes place from the 16th to 21st May 2010. The idea is everyone chips in and does a little to get people using the web more effectively. Workshops, discounts, art using tech etc. etc...

Published 14 Apr 2010 7:43 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Marc Coleman’s letter to the Sunday Tribune

An article last week in the Sunday Tribune entitled “The Blame Game” questioned where were the realists during the past few years. Marc Coleman (former Irish Times writer and Newstalk economist) was mentioned in the article in this paragraph...

Published 10 Apr 2010 7:27 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business, Ireland

The Filthy, flirty, fooling around Irish

Fun survey from LastMinute.com in the PR box today. They surveyed us Paddys on their website. Bloody hell, I’m shocked at some results. 9% of those asked “Did you ever hook up with someone on a social media website such as Facebook?”...

Published 9 Apr 2010 3:53 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business, Ireland, Travel

Radisson Blu Galway – I’d avoid for events

I’ve been back and forth with the Radisson Blu Galway for over a week about the crap service they gave for the Blog Awards. Below is a list I sent the hotel of what I have subsequently been told were “minor issues”. I unfortunately trusted...

Published 8 Apr 2010 2:57 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business

Upcoming public events I’m at

Galway, Cork, Dublin To answer some of the emails and messages about training events: April 14th, Blogging Workshop with Galway Executive Skillsnet. April 22nd Building Cost Effective Reputation for your business Free for it@Cork members. April 29th Social...

Published 29 Mar 2010 10:21 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business, events

Training: Social Media for Business – Cork April 29th

I’m doing a training course with PFH towards the end of April, €150 for the day, course max is 15. It’s fairly practical in nature. A few people have been on to me about doing a public course in Cork, so here you are. You better book it now...

Published 23 Mar 2010 3:09 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business, online marketing

Workshops on Design Thinking

(Disclaimer: I’ve done work for Innovator and IntertradeIreland in the past) Innovator are doing a few workshops on “Demand Led Innovation” around the country in the next few weeks. Some details here. This practical two day workshop...

Published 20 Mar 2010 12:57 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Just get up and speak

The night before last I watched a documentary about Jerry Seinfeld called Comedian. I think it was via a recommendation from Garr Reynolds that I bought it. It’s the story of how Jerry Seinfeld decides to go back and gig as a comedian after putting...

Published 16 Mar 2010 12:39 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business

Bunreacht – Get the Irish Constitution on your iPhone

Released by Nathan Shaughnessy is this handy app for law geeks, politicos and everyone else. Bunreacht. And it’s free! Love this app, very handy. Perhaps urban legend but Mary Robinson apparently carried a copy of the the Bunreacht around with her...

Published 15 Mar 2010 10:09 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Everyone’s heard about the Word-camp

A-well-a everybody’s heard about the word w-w-w-word, word, word, w-word’s the word. A-well-a word, word, word, the word is the word, Wordcamp! 35 speakers, some of them lip-smackingly good (from a genuine content distribution perspective...

Published 25 Feb 2010 11:53 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Junkinomics

I gave a talk at the Internet Growth Alliance’s iGAP event last week. The title of the talk was Junkinomics, spammers and Obamabollox. I’ll expand on the first part of the talk in this post. In the past few years many businesses didn’t...

Published 22 Feb 2010 12:19 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, business, online marketing

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Blogging ideas – Matt Cutts suggests what is good content

Best trailer for a conference ever? Dotconf

Start

Notes from my TEDx Liffey talk

IIA’s Digitise the Nation

Marc Coleman’s letter to the Sunday Tribune

The Filthy, flirty, fooling around Irish

Radisson Blu Galway – I’d avoid for events

Upcoming public events I’m at

Training: Social Media for Business – Cork April 29th

Workshops on Design Thinking

Just get up and speak

Bunreacht – Get the Irish Constitution on your iPhone

Everyone’s heard about the Word-camp

Junkinomics