suggestions

I know Google’s been trying to get more involved in the social game, but here are a few suggestions on how they can make the integration a little more seamless, and I’m totally name dropping Mihai Parparita so he catches this one ego surfing.   Currently when you mail yourself something you get this at the bottom of the email

I’ve taken some time over the last few weeks to pay attention to different Yahoo! services. In addition to being an employee I’m a huge Y! service lover, from Upcoming to Del.icio.us, from Music to Widgets, they’ve really built/bought some great products. I thought it would be fun to walk through a few of their products and give them my ‘How I’d Improve This Product’ dealio, so here goes. 1. Mail

Last week, Yahoo launched a new “Suggestions” feature that incorporates Digg-like community voting elements. Instead of news items, however, users sample the suggestions that have been submitted regarding Yahoo’s services and vote on which ones they would like to see implemented the most.

A comprehensive guide on building server-side AJAX suggestions to enhance user experience and improve website functionality.

As integrated search marketers, we rely on the Internet for much of our daily communication and research.

Silicon Valley venture capitalists vie with Google and Yahoo to shower money on the latest, greatest idea; this is a brief summary of two approaches to building one's presence.

Earlier this week I received a site submission I found very interesting. After reviewing the site I started typing out ideas that could help the designer. Some comments were about Flash, and were some about other design aspects. After reviewing my comments to the designer I realized that these were suggestions that many designers could take into consideration when developing sites.

One question I am asked often is, "How much feedback does your electronic newsletter generate?" (Another question is, "How did you manage to lose so much hair in just 43 years of life?," but that's a topic for another day).