Comments for Totally Incorrect http://totallyincorrect.com Marketing, Technology and Cool Stuff Fri, 13 May 2011 08:04:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Appigo – Todo iPhone App by Anonymous http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/04/appigo-todo-iphone-app/comment-page-1/#comment-286 Anonymous Fri, 13 May 2011 08:04:00 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=1589#comment-286  I have tried many to do apps. This one is pretty good. Although, finally I found ,,Plan" app. It's all I need. simple,useful and quick. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/plan/id428005487?mt=8&ls=1#  I have tried many to do apps. This one is pretty good. Although, finally I found ,,Plan” app. It’s all I need. simple,useful and quick. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/plan/id428005487?mt=8&ls=1#

]]> Comment on Balanced Marketing – HubSpot by Eric Karaszewski http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/04/balanced-marketing-hubspot/comment-page-1/#comment-285 Eric Karaszewski Wed, 04 May 2011 04:35:00 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=990#comment-285 David, just came across this post. These are great thoughts and opinions that can help others evaluate HubSpot in an unbiased way. In my opinion, I think HubSpot's great and I like a lot of the ways that they market themselves. My company also provides an inbound marketing software tool for small businesses that is an alternative to HubSpot. Our tool is called Spectate. Spectate integrates with WordPress, but allows you to use any CMS. We also offer free trials, we don't charge implementation fees, and there are no annual contracts (we charge month-to-month) - Spectate.com. David, just came across this post. These are great thoughts and opinions that can help others evaluate HubSpot in an unbiased way. In my opinion, I think HubSpot’s great and I like a lot of the ways that they market themselves.

My company also provides an inbound marketing software tool for small businesses that is an alternative to HubSpot. Our tool is called Spectate. Spectate integrates with WordPress, but allows you to use any CMS. We also offer free trials, we don’t charge implementation fees, and there are no annual contracts (we charge month-to-month) – Spectate.com.

]]> Comment on 12for12k Global Event #GG24 by fertility vitamins for women http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/09/12for12k-doctors-without-borders-gg24/comment-page-1/#comment-282 fertility vitamins for women Mon, 14 Feb 2011 06:57:00 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=2574#comment-282 Although the Chicago Blizzard of 2011 was the current event bantered back and forth, it was the global events that brought up deep concern. ... Although the Chicago Blizzard of 2011 was the current event bantered back and forth, it was the global events that brought up deep concern. …

]]> Comment on HootSuite – in-browser Twitter client by Liam Craven Berry Tea http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/09/hootsuite-twitter-client-for-your-browser/comment-page-1/#comment-277 Liam Craven Berry Tea Thu, 23 Sep 2010 09:45:43 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=2572#comment-277 TweetDeck dont seem to let me see many DMs!<br><br><br><a href="http://www.youtube.com/liamberrytea" rel="nofollow">http://www.youtube.com/liamberrytea</a> TweetDeck dont seem to let me see many DMs!

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]]> Comment on Balanced Marketing – HubSpot by Candida Diet http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/04/balanced-marketing-hubspot/comment-page-1/#comment-275 Candida Diet Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:40:18 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=990#comment-275 I have enjoyed using the Hubspot free tools and was ready to sign up for the program but the company either makes you pay to convert all your pages to their CMS at $10 per page or you have to sign up for a one year contract. Either way you are forced to pay $500 up front and $250 every month thereafter.<br><br>For me the commitment is all one-sided as I have to take their word on the consulting and the program but they have me locked in to a contract. If the software was all that great then why do they need to tie you into a long term contract?<br><br>I was excited to get the program started but for me those were red flags and I am forced to look into other alternatives. It seems to me that Hubspot is more concerned with protecting its retention ratio of 98% (which seems like a false statistic to me now) than actually working with small businesses to provide a reasonable solution knowing they will have to keep earning the business month after month.<br><br>It is a matter of time before their current business model no longer works. I have enjoyed using the Hubspot free tools and was ready to sign up for the program but the company either makes you pay to convert all your pages to their CMS at $10 per page or you have to sign up for a one year contract. Either way you are forced to pay $500 up front and $250 every month thereafter.

For me the commitment is all one-sided as I have to take their word on the consulting and the program but they have me locked in to a contract. If the software was all that great then why do they need to tie you into a long term contract?

I was excited to get the program started but for me those were red flags and I am forced to look into other alternatives. It seems to me that Hubspot is more concerned with protecting its retention ratio of 98% (which seems like a false statistic to me now) than actually working with small businesses to provide a reasonable solution knowing they will have to keep earning the business month after month.

It is a matter of time before their current business model no longer works.

]]> Comment on Blog of the Week – Planet Neil by Arved http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/05/blog-of-the-week-planet-neil/comment-page-1/#comment-274 Arved Thu, 28 Jan 2010 14:28:47 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=1978#comment-274 While I've spent a lot of time on Neil's site, and referred to it often, I don't think his approach is not unique or original. David Ziser has also recommended bouncing on-camera light to provide off-camera lighting. He calls it "The Photon Ricochet." (<a href="http://www.viddler.com/explore/ziser/videos/62/" rel="nofollow">http://www.viddler.com/explore/ziser/videos/62/</a>). Mr. Ziser, in turn credits Denis Reggie, who uses the term "foofing," because that's how he imagines the sound of photons making as they bounce. While I've spent a lot of time on Neil's site, and referred to it often, I don't think his approach is not unique or original. David Ziser has also recommended bouncing on-camera light to provide off-camera lighting. He calls it “The Photon Ricochet.” (http://www.viddler.com/explore/ziser/videos/62/). Mr. Ziser, in turn credits Denis Reggie, who uses the term “foofing,” because that's how he imagines the sound of photons making as they bounce.

]]> Comment on Social Media in Manufacturing by Kate Brodock http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/07/social-media-in-the-manufacturing-world/comment-page-1/#comment-273 Kate Brodock Thu, 14 Jan 2010 11:58:23 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=2553#comment-273 David - <br><br>Very happy to find your blog and this post. I'm a social media marketer, and I've just taken over the task of redoing my father's company's website (among other things, as I nestle into my new role), and I'm definitely going to inject some social media aspects into it. <br><br>However, I've never worked with a company like this on social media.... it's a copper wire manufacturing plant, in an industry where no one has even thought about things like SEO, let alone blogging.<br><br>I'm trying a lot of things out, focusing on driving good traffic and inbound marketing opportunities, increasing the places we're present online, developing, as you mentioned, relevant information for our customers and answering industry questions we see. <br><br>Honestly, a lot of it right now is SEO/getting found and customer relations driven.<br><br>We'll see how things fall, but I look forward to following you.<br><br>Cheers,<br>Kate David –

Very happy to find your blog and this post. I'm a social media marketer, and I've just taken over the task of redoing my father's company's website (among other things, as I nestle into my new role), and I'm definitely going to inject some social media aspects into it.

However, I've never worked with a company like this on social media…. it's a copper wire manufacturing plant, in an industry where no one has even thought about things like SEO, let alone blogging.

I'm trying a lot of things out, focusing on driving good traffic and inbound marketing opportunities, increasing the places we're present online, developing, as you mentioned, relevant information for our customers and answering industry questions we see.

Honestly, a lot of it right now is SEO/getting found and customer relations driven.

We'll see how things fall, but I look forward to following you.

Cheers,
Kate

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]]> Comment on 12for12k – Eye Care for Kids by increasequalityofyourlife http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/07/12for12k-eye-care-for-kids/comment-page-1/#comment-271 increasequalityofyourlife Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:19:31 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=2515#comment-271 thanks for sharing. that's great article thanks for sharing. that's great article

]]> Comment on Are trade shows still relevent? by Jenkins http://totallyincorrect.com/2009/04/are-trade-shows-still-relevent/comment-page-1/#comment-270 Jenkins Mon, 21 Dec 2009 03:04:26 +0000 http://totallyincorrect.com/?p=978#comment-270 There just something to be said about the face to face interaction you get at a trade show. The Internet just can't come close to that, yet. There just something to be said about the face to face interaction you get at a trade show. The Internet just can't come close to that, yet.

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