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Seth Godin’s advice for aspiring authors

Cartoonist and wine-marketing genius Hugh Macleod of Gaping Void asked marketing guru Seth Godin some questions recently, which he has posted on his blog. One of my favourites is when Hugh asks Seth what the hardest lessons are for a first-time author to learn: “Books are souvenirs that hold ideas. Ideas are free. If no one [...]

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ten questions for seth godin

10 Questions For Seth GodinMy friend and mentor, Seth Godin has a new book out, "Tribes". As has become a regular gapingvoid tradition, I have prepared for Seth 10 questions, which he kindly agreed to answer below. Rock on....

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Blog08 & Dinner at my place?

On October 24 we are organizing Blog08.nl. It promises to be a spectacular event with famous internet celebrities from all over the world including Pete Cashmore from Mashable, Hugh MacLeod from Gapingvoid and my pretty bearded friend Scott Rafer (CEO of Lookery). It is pretty rare to find so many influentials in once place at the [...]

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A short chat with Loic Le Meur about blogging

As you might know, I’m co-organizing BLOG08 - the international blogging conference in Amsterdam on October 24 (see button in the sidebar). Edial Dekker and I have invited famous blogging heroes like Mashable’s Pete Cashmore, Gapingvoid’s Hugh MacLeod, and CEO of Lookery, Scott Rafer to inspire (corporate) bloggers all around the world. So far, people [...]

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Hugh MacLeod of GapingVoid helps Mashery explain API monetization

Yesterday I made a presentation to senior management at Best Buy about the API ecosystem and some of the great opportunities they will have with their recently announced, mashery-powered "remix" api. I've long been a fan of Hugh MacLeod, the...

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Healy Jones: The Hugh MacLeod of VCs?

From Healy Jones of Atlas Ventures, who writes "Startable" with an entrepreneur... "The bad news is that early stage VCs tend to have pretty non-defined processes - assuming that there ANY process at all. As such, Ive created this helpful...

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Classic Hugh!

Enough said. Technorati Tags: Hugh Macleod,Gaping Void Listen to this post

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Hugh MacLeod's gaping vino

(((So, there's this well-known blogger dude, Hugh "Global Microbrand" MacLeod, and he's always going on about this South African wine. So, I figured, Hugh's a PR guy, so maybe the wine's lousy. Turns out it's for sale in a local...

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Twitter Updates for 2008-09-16

@gapingvoid - welcome to SoCal — hope you brought cooler weather with you # Powered by Twitter Tools.

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Good Ideas Have Lonely Childhoods

I thought this post by Hugh MacLeod at gapingvoid.com was really good. Remind you of any projects or ideas you’ve had lately? The premise in the cartoon is pretty harsh. But we all know the middle ground is equally strange at times. Are you a sheep? Or are you the cagey wolf? Lone Wolf is rare. Most wolves hunt in packs where there’s strength in numbers. How do you hunt? Are you an apex predator or...

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Ignore everybody and be creative!

"Work Hard. Keep at it. Live simply and quietly. Remain humble. Stay positive. Be nice. Be polite." gapingvoid lands a book deal... - this is "how to be creative" summarised in one lineand The more original your idea is, the less good advice other people will be able to give you. How to be creative - Chapter 1 - Ignore everybody I've been following Hugh MacLeod of Gaping Void since I first got

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the "digital nomads" thing heats up for hugh macleod

["Edges 5". Part of "The Edges" Series. Click on image to enlarge etc.] Reading this piece about Dell's new mini-computer, halfway through the PR schpiel I YET AGAIN came across them using the term, "Digital Nomad".With a starting weight...

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Bloggers as rock stars

BLOG08 conference - Rockstars of the Web! : "A rockstar without a stage is like... well, a rockstar without a stage. With BLOG08 we're offering a stage for some of the most inspiring bloggers around the world. Like Pete Cashmore from Mashable. Or Hugh MacLeod from Gapingvoid. On October the 24th we will have an awesome gig in Amsterdam. Stop washing yourself and stay away from fancy hairdressers for...

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Living on the Edges

Hugh MacLeod posts a great series of thoughts about living on the edges — and no, it’s not just about living like a rock star. …there are other edges out there. Plenty of them. Apple obsessing about industrial design. Dell obsessing about their customers. Microsoft obsessing about software problems that may not even exist yet. Though [...]

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How To Be Creative

If you haven't stumbled across it, hugh macleod's How To Be Creative (circa August 2004) is worth a bookmark. I haven't read it all (yet), but there's a lot of good thoughts here. And cartoons too. Don't agree with them all 100%, but I got something out of it. Numero Uno: 1. Ignore everybody. The more original your idea is, the less good advice other people will be able to give you. When I first started...