Comments for Industry Perspectives http://www.lukepilon.com Tue, 01 Sep 2009 05:42:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Landing Page Optimization Resources by Brian Gerry http://www.lukepilon.com/blog/in-the-lab/landing-page-optimization/comment-page-1/#comment-357 Brian Gerry Tue, 01 Sep 2009 05:42:13 +0000 http://lukepilon.com/?p=105#comment-357 The last one is especially helpful. Especially since I need to return it to you. The last one is especially helpful. Especially since I need to return it to you.

]]> Comment on SXSW Party by Brian Gerry http://www.lukepilon.com/odds-and-ends/sxsw-party/comment-page-1/#comment-346 Brian Gerry Tue, 18 Aug 2009 23:00:33 +0000 http://lukepilon.com/?p=213#comment-346 Beautiful! I love that the sharpest point of focus is right on the edge of the color that jumps out at me first only to be stalked by the cavalcade of marauding tones! Very nice Mr. Pilon. Very nice indeed. Well played, Sir. Beautiful! I love that the sharpest point of focus is right on the edge of the color that jumps out at me first only to be stalked by the cavalcade of marauding tones! Very nice Mr. Pilon. Very nice indeed. Well played, Sir.

]]> Comment on Ok, Follow Me on Twitter by Kevin Thompson http://www.lukepilon.com/web2-dot-oh/ok-follow-me-on-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Kevin Thompson Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:24:26 +0000 http://lukepilon.com/?p=99#comment-7 I started by searching out individuals that I found to be prominent in my field (<a href="twitter.com/snookca" rel="nofollow">@snookca</a>, <a href="twitter.com/zeldman" rel="nofollow">@zeldman</a>, <a href="twitter.com/mollydotcom" rel="nofollow">@mollydotcom</a>, <a href="twitter.com/bryanveloso" rel="nofollow">@bryanveloso</a>, etc.), and kept an eye on what they were talking about and who they were talking to. They'd often mention cutting edge technology that could improve my work or converse with a prominent developer I had yet hear about. Repeating that process, it wasn't long before I found hundreds of people who regularly tweeted valuable or entertaining information. I started by searching out individuals that I found to be prominent in my field (@snookca, @zeldman, @mollydotcom, @bryanveloso, etc.), and kept an eye on what they were talking about and who they were talking to. They’d often mention cutting edge technology that could improve my work or converse with a prominent developer I had yet hear about. Repeating that process, it wasn’t long before I found hundreds of people who regularly tweeted valuable or entertaining information.

]]> Comment on Ok, Follow Me on Twitter by Luke Pilon http://www.lukepilon.com/web2-dot-oh/ok-follow-me-on-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Luke Pilon Sat, 21 Mar 2009 15:53:06 +0000 http://lukepilon.com/?p=99#comment-6 When you say that you started using it to follow latest trends and techniques, was this through following individuals or hash tags? I've found twitter search to be a pretty amazing tool but understand it is only a recent addition. I'm curious to know how people really found their conversations in Twitter. There's millions going on concurrently. How does one isolate to use it as a real listening device? When you say that you started using it to follow latest trends and techniques, was this through following individuals or hash tags? I’ve found twitter search to be a pretty amazing tool but understand it is only a recent addition.

I’m curious to know how people really found their conversations in Twitter. There’s millions going on concurrently. How does one isolate to use it as a real listening device?

]]> Comment on Ok, Follow Me on Twitter by Kevin Thompson http://www.lukepilon.com/web2-dot-oh/ok-follow-me-on-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Kevin Thompson Thu, 19 Mar 2009 22:54:02 +0000 http://lukepilon.com/?p=99#comment-5 The more you use twitter, the more valuable it becomes. I started using it as a way to keep up on the latest trends and techniques in web development and it grew into one of my primary forms of communication. Over time your network will grow, as will your community contribution, and the two will form a cycle through which your addiction to twitter will become inevitable. Good luck. ;) The more you use twitter, the more valuable it becomes. I started using it as a way to keep up on the latest trends and techniques in web development and it grew into one of my primary forms of communication.

Over time your network will grow, as will your community contribution, and the two will form a cycle through which your addiction to twitter will become inevitable.

Good luck. ;)

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