Communication

Email Etiquette Don’t: See Below

Published December 19, 2011 by Bryan Hoffman

There are a ton of email etiquette rules out there that are good to know and follow. One that’s rarely addressed is this See Below scenario: You’ve been replying back and forth with a friend and decide you need to

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Dropping MobileMe

Published December 20, 2009 by Bryan Hoffman

10/21/2011 Update: This is an article from 2009 about moving from MobileMe to Google for syncing of contacts, calendars, and email. While I did move away from MobileMe at the time, I’ve since transferred nearly everything back to Apple’s iCloud

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iChat: Multiple Accounts, One Contact List

Published September 24, 2009 by Bryan Hoffman

Nov 2011 OSX Lion Update: Chax does not currently work in Lion. The main reason I used Chax was to consolidate contact lists across IM services, which is now included in the new version of iChat. The other thing I

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Chamber of Commerce Email List Update

Published August 26, 2009 by Bryan Hoffman

Just a quick update on the Park City Chamber email list article from back in May. The plan was to take the 1200 or so contacts from the Chamber list and send one last unsolicited message requiring each recipient to

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Chamber of Commerce email lists

Published May 22, 2009 by Bryan Hoffman

One of the many benefits of being a Chamber of Commerce member in Park City is access to the member contact list, including emails. This list contains over 1800 contacts, and at a time when the economy calls for a

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Collaborating with the competition

Published February 6, 2009 by Bryan Hoffman

Recently I met for coffee with two local web designers, Greg Schmidt of GS Web and Nate Flint from Flint Digital. We met for an hour and a half of shop talk, getting to know each other a little better

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What's wrong with RSS

Published January 23, 2009 by Bryan Hoffman

What’s right with RSS Maybe I should start out by mentioning what’s right about RSS. After all, for those who have adopted the technology, there really isn’t much wrong with it. It keeps us updated on the latest content coming

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Dropping future support for IE6

Published November 19, 2008 by Bryan Hoffman

Checking the stats for spigotdesign.com today revealed that less than 10% of the visitors here are using Internet Explorer 6. This is great news! This means we can now officially drop support for this outdated browser, at least on this

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Better email communication: Part II

Published October 29, 2008 by Bryan Hoffman

Tame the multi-pointed beast Note: Part 2 in a series on better email communication. Write better, get better results. Here’s Part I. That beast above is called Hydra, a multi headed creature from Greek mythology. It was said to possess

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Better email communication: Part I

Published October 27, 2008 by Bryan Hoffman

Imagine if Moses had come down from that mountain not with two huge stone tablets with 10 commandments for the people to follow, but with one small tablet, with a single commandment. Wouldn’t have that been a lot easier to

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