Seth Godin on Differentiation and Segmentation

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Seth Godin: The L Factor

Seth Godin: The L Factor 02/10/2004 02:49 AM
What accounts for success and failure? More often than you might think, it's just luck. But like most things, luck can be managed.

Seth Godin : Are bl0gs backward?

Seth Godin : Are bl0gs backward? 07/26/2004 07:47 PM

Seth Godin

Are blogs backward?

This leads me to two thoughts:
a. a lot more blogs should be posted in chronological order, like books. If you're trying to chronicle something, it makes a lot of sense to start at the beginning, as long as you provide regular readers an easy way to just read the current stuff (That's what RSS is for, right?). No, this isn't right for gizmodo. But it makes a lot of sense for someone, say, chronicling her experience in a 12 step program.

b. we need Movable Type or someone to create a simple way to create "greatest hits" pages. Not an archive, but a simple way for a new reader to read the ten posts we want them to start with, in the order we want them read, before they dive in.

I know it's weird to read a chronological blog. It's worse, imho, to leave a great blog just because the last two posts don't make sense out of context.

I think that blogs are creating a new format that people have become used to reading. Regardless of whether it is the most effective format, people are now accustomed to seeing new posts on top, stuff in the sidebar, etc. Granted that many people are reading blogs for the first time, I think that there is too much momentum to make a dramatic shift in the way we present information on blogs without a lot of confusion.

I think that making a "greatest hits" page easier to create makes sense. I personally like wiki pages for that sort of thing, but I could imagine it being built into a tool. Another thing people do is to put a sidebar section of favorite items and permalink from there.

Or maybe there is a way to create another view that allows you to read a blog from the beginning. That should be that hard.

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Seth Godin: If It's Urgent, Ignore It

Seth Godin: If It's Urgent, Ignore It 04/30/2004 06:17 AM
Smart organizations ignore the urgent and focus on the important.

Seth Godin: French Hours

Seth Godin: French Hours 08/23/2004 07:05 AM
With "French Hours," you can boost efficiency -- and eat all the croissants you want.

Seth Godin: Send in the Clowns

Seth Godin: Send in the Clowns 05/18/2004 05:52 AM
When it comes to the health of your company, it's time to stop clowning around.

Seth Godin: Rules for Off-Roading at
Work

Seth Godin: Rules for Off-Roading at
Work 07/06/2004 06:29 AM
Going off-road? Go way off-road.

Seth Godin’s Advice to PR Industry:
"Focus on P, not R"

Seth Godin’s Advice to PR Industry:
"Focus on P, not R" 07/27/2004 02:46 AM
Interviewed by PR Machine during Global PR Blog Week 1.0, Godin Says Use Blogging Technologies to Help Companies Make Stuff Worth Talking About [PRWEB Jul 27, 2004]

Beginner's Guide to Segmentation
Analysis

Beginner's Guide to Segmentation
Analysis 05/11/2004 10:16 PM
Internet.com May 12 2004 2:47AM GMT

Differentiation

Differentiation 01/08/2004 07:15 PM

For those who’ve been asking: Telling the Dogs Apart.

Seth Schoen:

Seth Schoen: 09/08/2004 09:49 PM
Seth Schoen: "The second thing that bothered me when I used XP was that codecs and viewers were constantly being downloaded automatically. That process was shielding millions of people from the intense politics surrounding the formats in which they receive and transmit data -- from the question of their legality or illegality, whether they are proprietary or not, what terms and restrictions attach to them, to whom they are available and for what purposes, whether they work well, who created them, why, and when, whether they will continue to be available and to whom and from whom, what and whose strategies they are a part of, with what and with whom they interoperate, under what conditions -- all invisibly submerged and putting the world of codecs and formats squarely under the power of marketing."

Explicitly constructed social networks
not only lack the differentiation that
makes relationships real, they are
falsehoods built to reinforce spectral
relationships and to avoid ending shaky
ones

Explicitly constructed social networks
not only lack the differentiation that
makes relationships real, they are
falsehoods built to reinforce spectral
relationships and to avoid ending shaky
ones 01/05/2004 04:58 AM
Yay to David Weinberger .. Corante Many2Many

corante.com/many/archives/2004/01/04/does_social_software_ matter.php
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I was flashed by Seth Smith

I was flashed by Seth Smith 08/08/2004 05:28 PM
Cut Off Tail -> Four flash cartoons by Seth Smith (note: the last one features coarse language while the others are just plain coarse)

Zooko, Seth Schoen,

Zooko, Seth Schoen, 04/08/2005 01:03 AM
Zooko, Seth Schoen, and David Weekly have some interesting thoughts about pseudonymity. I've also cracked a LiveJournal identity, although quite by accident. This almost makes me want to create some nyms so that I can try to beat the system.

SEO vs. PPC: Seth is Completely Wrong!

SEO vs. PPC: Seth is Completely Wrong! 07/07/2004 01:13 PM
Source: search-marketing.info - As long as people who know little about SEO continue to mislead people about it then the SEO market will remain cloudy....

Seth Godin's ChangeThis

Seth Godin's ChangeThis 07/21/2004 02:33 AM

Seth Godin's new project, ChangeThis is a project to have interesting people write short "manifestos". Seth's working on creating a new form of literature. It's looks like something between a paper, a blog post and a marketing presentation with a message. It will be interesting to see how this takes off. It looks interesting to me. They have a blog, "Read and Pass".

Halley writes about it over on Worthwhile.

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Big profile of graphic novelists,
particularly Ware, Seth, and Speigelman

Big profile of graphic novelists,
particularly Ware, Seth, and Speigelman 07/12/2004 10:45 AM
socially acceptable for adults to read comics and call it literature .. The New York Times > Magazine > Not Funnies .. called the graphic novel

nytimes.com/2004/07/11/magazine/11GRAPHIC.html
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Ads That Make You Go Ew - Who buys hot
dogs because they're "girthy"? By Seth
Stevenson

Ads That Make You Go Ew - Who buys hot
dogs because they're "girthy"? By Seth
Stevenson 06/30/2004 04:40 AM
satisfied grunting over girth .. Mmmmm... girthy .. Less of this

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Seth Schoen Reveals Himself Author of
DeCSS Haiku

Seth Schoen Reveals Himself Author of
DeCSS Haiku 01/29/2004 10:58 AM
Slashdot Jan 29 2004 2:14AM GMT

Seth Shoen Reveals Himself Author of
DeCSS Haiku

Seth Shoen Reveals Himself Author of
DeCSS Haiku 01/28/2004 02:33 PM
Slashdot Jan 28 2004 5:07PM GMT

Tangled Up in Boobs - What's Bob Dylan
doing in a Victoria's Secret ad? By Seth
Stevenson

Tangled Up in Boobs - What's Bob Dylan
doing in a Victoria's Secret ad? By Seth
Stevenson 04/13/2004 07:30 AM
Tangled Up in Boobs - What's Bob Dylan doing in a Victoria's Secret ad?

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280 Group Included in Seth Godin's 2004
Bull Market Directory

280 Group Included in Seth Godin's 2004
Bull Market Directory 06/11/2004 03:25 AM
The 280 Marketing and Product Management Consulting Group has been Chosen by Bestselling Author, Seth Godin, to be Included in His New 2004 Bull Market Directory - The Directory is Available as a Free Download on www.280group.com [PRWEB Jun 11, 2004]

Seth Spitzer Launches "Scott and David,
Thanks for Thunderbird" Donation
Campaign

Seth Spitzer Launches "Scott and David,
Thanks for Thunderbird" Donation
Campaign 12/22/2004 01:21 AM

EFF Staff Technologist Seth Schoen to
Teach Trusted Computing Class

EFF Staff Technologist Seth Schoen to
Teach Trusted Computing Class 01/19/2004 10:42 AM
Pre-register for all-day class on what's actually involved in trusted computing technologies.

Amazon.com, Marc Andreessen, BV Capital,
Esther Dyson, Seth Goldstein, Josh
Koppelman, Howard Morgan, Tim
O’Reilly, y Bob Young est¡n
invirtiendo en del.icio.us

Amazon.com, Marc Andreessen, BV Capital,
Esther Dyson, Seth Goldstein, Josh
Koppelman, Howard Morgan, Tim
O’Reilly, y Bob Young est¡n
invirtiendo en del.icio.us 04/12/2005 12:03 AM
Union Square Ventures Leads Del.icio.us Financing

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