I just took a flight on Virgin America from San Francisco to Toronto. With the holidays, Google Chrome and Virgin America have teamed up t...

A few months back, with Facebook’s announcement of a “Like” button for the web, I decided to run a quick, highly unscientific experiment to ...

We just finished up Eloqua Experience 2009, which was a spectacular event all around. Marketers from around the world came to celebrate succ...

I was thrilled to see an extremely kind accolade from Pete Jakob on his B2B Marketing blog about these updates, so hopefully this week'...

I just wrapped up a great book – Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely – that discussed, among many other things, the different relationship...

The rising interest in social media in B2B marketing leads to an interesting and challenging question; what is the role of social media in l...

I’ve been part of the Online Marketing Summit (OMS) tour this summer, and it has given me a great chance to interact with a lot of marketer...

In 1948, the National Heart Institute embarked on an ambitious study of the causes of heart disease. By studying 5,209 men and women between...

We all use Twitter. So do all our prospects and customers. I made that argument to our CFO and CEO the other day and was met with a rousing ...

I’ve always been a fan of the history of early evolution. Seeing the way that life adapts to drastic changes in its environment is fascinati...

Chris Brogan asked an interesting question the other day on Twitter, and it got me thinking. He asked "Why do you try to acquire follow...

I said that yesterday's was my last post, but the folks at TripIt gave me a reason to write another one. There's a lot of debate goi...