Weblog archive for September 2008

Four articles were posted during September 2008. This list orders them chronologically, oldest to newest. Select another month below to switch months.

• Mobile Monday Belgium
  Posted on 23 September 2008 in Mobile, Mobile Monday and Event
  Dorien invited me to the Mobile Monday Belgium kickoff meeting yesterday in some very chique Brussels hotel. Basically the very first Belgian Mobile Monday  - which of course will be open to anyone - will be held on November 17. Further info on speakers, venue, ... will be communicated sometime soon (keep an eye on MobileMonday.be for that). Jud .. read more
• It's okay to use Hotmail for business email (three comments)
  Posted on 16 September 2008 in Email, Marketing, Stats and Analytics
  Well, at least you're not the only one doing so. According to Salted Services (producers of the pretty awesome Litmus app) 33% of all business recipients use Hotmail to read email newsletters. That makes Hotmail the second popular email client after Outlook (36%) (full report). I'm just wondering how this compares to real world usage. I for one .. read more
• We're googling less (four comments)
  Posted on 13 September 2008 in Google, Eye Tracking, Seo and Search
  This is interesting: while URLs are out and we're googling almost everything, we're spending less time on Google than ever. Really, if you're not above the fold, you can pretty much forget about it. Found through Think Eyetracking.
• Twitter's working too well
  Posted on 3 September 2008 in Twiddict and Twitter
  We didn't really communicate this, but we pulled the plug on Twiddict a while ago as we couldn't really think of a future for the app as Twitter itself became more stable. (Just in case you're wondering: there never was a "big plan", Twiddict was a fun app and a result of only a few night's work.) Today the Twitter newsletter announce .. read more

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