Digital Highrise

Category: Blogging

  • The Power of Habits and the Crucial Time to Form Them

    We humans get used to things a certain way, get stuck in our ways, and changing our actions and views on things is really hard. We are stubborn creatures. We get stuck in routine, the way we see things, and despite there being “better” or “more efficient” ways of doing something, we fight it. Why?…

  • My Social Media Interview with Razor Scooters

    I received two Razor scooters in the mail the other day. There is obviously a story behind this While riding through my office on a scooter I tweeted out this picture and said “Having a Razor scooter pretty much changes everything.” What did I mean by that? Well, I was getting places faster, people were striking up…

  • Own your Domain and Experiment There

    (I wrote this post back in October and forgot about it… oops. But I think its still relevant. So here it is.) Both Chris Penn and Chris Brogan said it beautifully. Not that it wasnt true before, but consider for a moment how important it is to have a home of your own online. When I…

  • Digital Strike Against SOPA & PIPA – The Internet Revolts

    I want to be clear, I am striking against censorship! But Aaron Friedman’s little nothing blog on digital strategy shutting the lights and going dark for a day I suspect wont make much of an impact on the interwebs. The Social Media movement to lobby against these bills has spoken, and we wont tolerate it. So,…

  • My first blog experiment – Driving Traffic Subject: The Legend of Zelda

    While my last post may not have been very interesting to many, there was a reason behind the post. I wanted to conduct a little experiment and teach myself a thing or two about directing traffic towards my site. Here is what I did I saw something that caught my eye. Nothing big, just that…

  • The Legend of Zelda: again

    I see they are making a new Legend of Zelda for Nintendo DS. Now, while I am not one to oppose change or improvements on that which needs to be improved, there are some things that don’t need to be redone. I make no judgments here, I am simply just making an observation. The original…