Comments for Red Hot Blog http://www.redhotblogging.com Thu, 11 Mar 2010 23:18:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 Comment on *5 Factors to Successfully Market to Women: The Close Factor* (3 of 5) by debt settlement mailing http://www.redhotblogging.com/5-factors-to-successfully-market-to-women-the-close-factor-3-of-5/#comment-8512 debt settlement mailing Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:22:15 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/5-factors-to-successfully-market-to-women-the-close-factor-3-of-5/#comment-8512 Not long ago I started a blog, and the information you provide on this site has helped me tremendously. Thank you for all of your time & work. cheers! Not long ago I started a blog, and the information you provide on this site has helped me tremendously. Thank you for all of your time & work. cheers!

]]> Comment on Twitterific Article or More Twitter Shorthand by Karl http://www.redhotblogging.com/twitterific-article-or-more-twitter-shorthand/#comment-8316 Karl Mon, 01 Mar 2010 12:37:00 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/twitterific-article-or-more-twitter-shorthand/#comment-8316 Very unique article, at first I thought it's just another blog post/article about Twitter until I reached the middle. It's fun and I think people like to read that sort of posts instead of theory or long articles. Anyway I found it nice. Very unique article, at first I thought it’s just another blog post/article about Twitter until I reached the middle. It’s fun and I think people like to read that sort of posts instead of theory or long articles. Anyway I found it nice.

]]> Comment on Social Marketing: Fun time out, or painful fit? by Karl http://www.redhotblogging.com/social-marketing-fun-time-out-or-painful-fit/#comment-8315 Karl Mon, 01 Mar 2010 12:35:10 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/social-marketing-fun-time-out-or-painful-fit/#comment-8315 It's true then that "sexy" is one way to increase conversion when it's appropriate... this post is just proof. It’s true then that “sexy” is one way to increase conversion when it’s appropriate… this post is just proof.

]]> Comment on Twitterific Article or More Twitter Shorthand by Kathy Rausch http://www.redhotblogging.com/twitterific-article-or-more-twitter-shorthand/#comment-8306 Kathy Rausch Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:58:16 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/twitterific-article-or-more-twitter-shorthand/#comment-8306 Great article! Why don't you have a "twitter" icon to share? Great article! Why don’t you have a “twitter” icon to share?

]]> Comment on Twitterific Article or More Twitter Shorthand by Sue Anne http://www.redhotblogging.com/twitterific-article-or-more-twitter-shorthand/#comment-8275 Sue Anne Sat, 27 Feb 2010 01:51:39 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/twitterific-article-or-more-twitter-shorthand/#comment-8275 I use mktg a lot for marketing and SocMed a lot for Social Media (or, if I'm in the middle of a social media discussion, I just use SM). I dislike SocMe as a shortener for Social Media because of the "Me" connotation. I use mktg a lot for marketing and SocMed a lot for Social Media (or, if I’m in the middle of a social media discussion, I just use SM). I dislike SocMe as a shortener for Social Media because of the “Me” connotation.

]]> Comment on And the winners of Red Hot Copy’s *50 Coolest Marketers* for 2009 are… by Kathy Rausch http://www.redhotblogging.com/and-the-winners-of-red-hot-copys-50-coolest-marketers-for-2009-are/#comment-8256 Kathy Rausch Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:42:53 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/and-the-winners-of-red-hot-copys-50-coolest-marketers-for-2009-are/#comment-8256 Thanks for this! I have only a few moments here and there to research these kind of resources due to family situation right now. I appreciate the work and effort put into this blog. Thanks for this! I have only a few moments here and there to research these kind of resources due to family situation right now. I appreciate the work and effort put into this blog.

]]> Comment on What is considered a sport? by Phill http://www.redhotblogging.com/what-is-considered-a-sport/#comment-8173 Phill Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:02:24 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/what-is-considered-a-sport/#comment-8173 This is what I use to judge a sport: 1. Can a whole family watch it, including kids, fathers, and mothers? 2. Can both genders compete in it? 3. Is the game exciting to all genders? 4. Does it require some skill? 5. At any point in the game do you wear a helmet? If the sport answered yes to 3 out of theese 5 questions, it is a sport. This is what I use to judge a sport:

1. Can a whole family watch it, including kids, fathers, and mothers?

2. Can both genders compete in it?

3. Is the game exciting to all genders?

4. Does it require some skill?

5. At any point in the game do you wear a helmet?

If the sport answered yes to 3 out of theese 5 questions, it is a sport.

]]> Comment on What is considered a sport? by Chris http://www.redhotblogging.com/what-is-considered-a-sport/#comment-8135 Chris Thu, 18 Feb 2010 20:34:26 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/what-is-considered-a-sport/#comment-8135 Rob gives an interesting opintion. http://www.robarnieanddawn.com/newsite/rulesforsports.html RULES THAT MAKE A SPORT 1.The activity MUST require hand/eye coordination (This eliminates soccer along with non-physical activites like chess and spelling bee competitions) 2.There must be a projectile involved, i.e.; a ball, puck or gloved fist. (This eliminates video games and competitive eating) 3.The person MUST be the athlete. (This eliminates all driving activities, where the car is the athlete, as well as all animal related games like rodeo, horse racing and cock-fighting) 4.There must be legitimate potential physical contact with other people and/or legitimate injury potential (This eliminates asinine entries like bowling, croquet, golf, fishing, pool, tennis) 5.The game must either be American by birth or America must have stolen it from its birth nation (goodbye rugby, cricket, running with the bulls and karate) 6.The activity MUST have national appeal across all of America, not just regional pockets of popularity. (This eliminates lacrosse, rowing and fluffernutter eating) 7.The game cannot be played in water (All swimming related activities, diving and of course water polo are gone, as well as marco polo) 8.Women can't be good at it (This kills softball, volleyball, roller derby and tennis) 9.The activity cannot fall under the heading of "extreme, ultimate and/or adrenaline rush activities." Things you do to cheat death are not sports, they're just showing off. (Goodbye all motorbiking, rock climbing, fighting that isn't boxing, skateboarding and the rest) 10.Can't be stupid (paintball) Rob gives an interesting opintion.
http://www.robarnieanddawn.com/newsite/rulesforsports.html

RULES THAT MAKE A SPORT

1.The activity MUST require hand/eye coordination (This eliminates soccer along with non-physical activites like chess and spelling bee competitions)
2.There must be a projectile involved, i.e.; a ball, puck or gloved fist. (This eliminates video games and competitive eating)
3.The person MUST be the athlete. (This eliminates all driving activities, where the car is the athlete, as well as all animal related games like rodeo, horse racing and cock-fighting)
4.There must be legitimate potential physical contact with other people and/or legitimate injury potential (This eliminates asinine entries like bowling, croquet, golf, fishing, pool, tennis)
5.The game must either be American by birth or America must have stolen it from its birth nation (goodbye rugby, cricket, running with the bulls and karate)
6.The activity MUST have national appeal across all of America, not just regional pockets of popularity. (This eliminates lacrosse, rowing and fluffernutter eating)
7.The game cannot be played in water (All swimming related activities, diving and of course water polo are gone, as well as marco polo)
8.Women can’t be good at it (This kills softball, volleyball, roller derby and tennis)
9.The activity cannot fall under the heading of “extreme, ultimate and/or adrenaline rush activities.” Things you do to cheat death are not sports, they’re just showing off. (Goodbye all motorbiking, rock climbing, fighting that isn’t boxing, skateboarding and the rest)
10.Can’t be stupid (paintball)

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]]> Comment on What is considered a sport? by Pavelu Bento http://www.redhotblogging.com/what-is-considered-a-sport/#comment-7777 Pavelu Bento Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:19:02 +0000 http://www.redhotblogging.com/what-is-considered-a-sport/#comment-7777 Solid blog. I got a lot of great information. I've been following this technology for awhile. It's intriguing how it keeps changing, yet some of the core elements stay the same. Have you seen much change since Google made their latest acquisition in the area? Solid blog. I got a lot of great information. I’ve been following this technology for awhile. It’s intriguing how it keeps changing, yet some of the core elements stay the same. Have you seen much change since Google made their latest acquisition in the area?

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