RyanJin.me

As I progress deeper and deeper into my career in Phoenix, as well as into my own personal side projects, I find it hard to come back to RyanJin.me and write for 10 or 20 minutes.

In my recent attempt to switch from platform maker to platform user, I’ve started thinking more and more about the correct way to create a model for content that is suitable to today’s Web 2.0 audience. Interaction, Yes! That is the goal, but to what extent do I show the true side of the content, in other words, how transparent is my agenda?

There are many models to creating mass amounts of content out on the internet.. you just need to find your niche… and the people of your niche.

Does telling Facebook mean ‘Telling the Whole World’? Maybe the way you use Facebook and the way I use it are totally different.

If you’ve been floating around the internet lately, especially those social networks that shan’t be named, you might have seen some posts that start with the ever so popular “Top 10…”, or “10 Reasons to…” or “10 Ways to…”. Is it me or do these kinds of things begin to get a little irritating?

With that said and done, here is my Top 7 Reasons Top 10 Lists are So Popular!

Search saturation is plaguing a lot of profitable industries out there. I need to figure out how to turn the tables and reach my people before others with bigger checkbooks take them away!

Thanksgiving and the holiday season has got me thinking again on what my blog is turning into. Nothing horrible, but I think I have a lot to improve upon for next year.

For a long time now I’ve really been thinking hard about the issues revolving around social media and brands/businesses. It doesn’t matter who you talk to, everyone has an opinion, and quite frankly, they should. But as these discussions continue to evolve and change, there is one key ingredient that keeps coming up.

U2’s Bono says that Rock ‘n Roll as we know it could be dead. Are music fans changing, or are musicians just unwilling to play the game authors did just a few years ago?

What is Google Fade and how is it changing the search community? Is there even a reason it exists? I think there are big things on their way.