by Jonah Stein on September 30, 2006
A lot can go wrong between the time you submit a job to your printer and when it comes back to your door. Some mistakes are unavoidable. Even if your monitor is exactly calibrated and your printer uses best practices for color management, no printing press can accurately produce the millions of colors available on [...]
by Jonah Stein on September 22, 2006
2.4 GHz PHONES SHOULD BE OUTLAWED For the last few months, I have been battling with intermittent connection problems on my network. After hundreds of hard reboots on my router (which restored the connection for 10 minutes at a time), tweaking my settings (which did nothing) and enduring the complaints of my wife (and a [...]
by Jonah Stein on September 15, 2006
Contests are a great tool for direct marketing. I’m not talking about vacation cruises, product give aways or million dollar sweepstakes with brightly color balloon and slowly fading celebrities. While those are time tested and apparently effective promotions, they are not particularly interesting or original…. and I don’t have anything clever to say about them. [...]
by Jonah Stein on September 1, 2006
OK, so he wasn’t actually fired and the ground isn’t shaking any more than usual here in California, but the announcement of the resignation of Danny Sullivan, the founder of Search Engine Watch and the driving force behind the highly successful Search Engine Strategies Conference series certainly shakes the world of SEM. I started reading [...]
by Jonah Stein on August 18, 2006
Internet Experience: August 2001 to July 2006: Director of Marketing and Business Development, PsPrint.com. During my tenure, grew revenue from $3 million to a projected $25 million in 2006. PsPrint was named among the 50 fastest growing companies in the Bay Area by San Francisco Business Times for 2003, 2004 and 2005. • Selected and [...]