You Got What You Wanted. Now What?
Over that last few years I have gotten very good at writing for specific groups of people and gaining an audience, writing for the search engines to get higher ...
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How Can the American People Have an Election That Matters?
Earlier this morning I was writing a blog post on the possibility of having a U.S. President that was "owned" by the people. I had been thinking of the huge num...
Trey Gunn on “Original Voice”
"There is no map to go where no one has been before." (Though there may be some markers). - Trey Gunn. More than a little brilliant. The talk starts about three...
Sex, Drugs and Feldenkrais
It was 1989 (or thereabouts) and I was a recovering drug user and drug dealer. I was living in a nearly vacant and almost condemned apartment building in Dallas...
DEVONThink Pro Office: The Most Useful Mac App Ever?
I've been musing more and more about how to get more use from my DEVONThink Pro Office (DTPO). Have you heard of, or ever used DEVONThink? It is an amazing prod...
RyanNagy.com: A Major Change of Focus and Topic
This website is about to have a major change in topic, focus and design. For the last five or six years I have used this space to blog about WordPress, search e...
WordPress Membership Sites Have Great Profit Making Potential
In May of 2010, I set out to create a WordPress membership site. Are you familiar with the concept? A membership site is a website that has content that must be...
Optimizing Your Checkout Process
Is Your Shopping Cart or Checkout Process Losing You Sales? I just received an email from a company on whose website I started a purchase last week. The email s...
Post-Traumatic Web Disorder: Is Your Website Causing Users Stress?
Since our early days as creators of "one-page landing pages" Broadway Social Media has been relentlessly focused on the testing and measurement of websites. To ...
Keyword Searches Are Getting Longer and Longer
Digging through some of my clients google analytics, I noticed that many keyword searches are getting longer and longer. Historically speaking, 50% of all keywo...