Web Enlightenment

In today's talk, Ross asks: Have you ever known a "3rd notice guy? You know, the kind of person that seems to actually believe in the work philosophy of Homer Simpson? Sigh.

In today's episode, Ross explores a popular but annoying phenomenon, Selfie people, and how you can turn that wince into marketing $$.

In today's episode, Ross talks about the pitfalls of shopping for websites and software as a tool and not the craft.

In today's talk, Ross explores the Emotionality of entrepreneurs when they really want their sites to be "done" but they just plain Jane don't want to go work on them.

In today's episode, Ross coins a new phrase "inference rate" which describes the pace and clarity that people have when attempting to carry out tasks based on various forms of communication.

In today's episode, Ross explores one of the most important things you can understand about your own products: how folks buy them. Do they buy it fast or do they buy it slow? What motivates them?

In today's episode, Ross discusses why 500 is a magic number when deciding to hire in the digital space.

In today's talk, Ross asks: Does your site make it clear who you are and why I should trust you? Is it easy for folks to understand what is for sale? When people want to buy from you do they know what to do?

In today's episode, Ross explores the boundaries of web project extremes from planning paralysis to completion bells that may not be well earned.

In today's talk, Ross tackles a national and ethical debate over the Apple / FBI argument over data security & privacy issues.

In today's talk, Ross distinguishes himself from the consulting world and emerges a web philosopher.

In todays talk, Ross reveals the challenging world of emojis and relates that to the communication challenges he and his geeky bretheren face on a daily basis.

In today's episode, Ross explores the wisdom of DIY social media for entrepreneurs as compared to hiring out for your social media needs.

In today's episode, Ross explores the common design problem where a user skips portions of your site because they thought there was no more information "off screen".

In today's talk, Ross reminds listeners that everyone wishes for something impossible and how high risk can yield high rewards.

In today's episode, Ross talks fancy words and why to not allow verbiage like "data bridge" to let important conversations fly over your head.

In this weeks episode, Ross explores the presumption that technology is a timesaver and gives real world examples.