Posts Tagged "Community"

Looking for Community Leaders

I’m stealing this idea entirely from Michael Hyatt who two months ago recruited 10 community leaders to help him manage his blog’s comments and community. I’ve been watching closely and it appears to be working in some really neat and big ways. So, like any great artist I’m grabbing the idea and seeing if it’ll fly here on (Read more...)

Coworking in Atlanta: The Box

I was able to spend the day at The Box today, another great coworking spot in Atlanta located specifically in the heart of beautiful Marietta. Wow, add a gorgeous February day and you have one killer productive day! Tommy Jones, the founder, is a brand and UX freelancer who converted his passion of working with other (Read more...)

Scott Taylor on WordPress + Memcached

Scott Taylor, Software Engineer III at eMusic, recently posted a comprehensive article on using WordPress + Memcached. eMusic relaunched on WordPress a couple of months [...]

Google Plus Community Hangout: Want to Start One?

Last year I had done some neat live video events that I closed down due to lack of time and enough interest. But, our community has changed and grown since then and I think it might be time to resurrect a live video-esque type experience here at Tentblogger. I’d love your thoughts! Here are some (Read more...)

Coworking in Atlanta: Ignition Alley

I have a lot of random goals for 2012, some of which may make me rich beyond my most wildest of dreams (LOL… not.) and many of which are simply for general interest and personal development. One of them is to visit experience all of the Atlanta-based Coworking spots and give them a try. I’ve (Read more...)

Small Update: Tentblogger Newsletter Has Moved, Kinda…

A small update on my Tentblogger Newsletter – I’ve just updated the subscription link since I changed MailChimp accounts (or rather imported/exported into another account). I was sharing an account with my startup team and decided it would be best to separate the accounts just so that we could more easily manage the lists and (Read more...)