Comments on: The Act of Nonaction: An Awakening http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/ Sat, 6 Sep 2008 19:29:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Kaye Thomas http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123913 Kaye Thomas Mon, 10 Sep 2007 01:29:43 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123913 I'm glad you decided to stay and play in the blog pool with us.. it just wouldn't be the same without both of you.. I’m glad you decided to stay and play in the blog pool with us.. it just wouldn’t be the same without both of you..

]]> By: john harper http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123645 john harper Sat, 08 Sep 2007 15:51:45 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123645 Rudy - couldn't locate your email address, but this looks like an appropriate post to draw your attention to Joe, who you met at the Bloggers Connect. http://www.inman.com/hstory.aspx?ID=64496 Rudy - couldn’t locate your email address, but this looks like an appropriate post to draw your attention to Joe, who you met at the Bloggers Connect.

http://www.inman.com/hstory.aspx?ID=64496

]]> By: ARDELL DellaLoggia http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123500 ARDELL DellaLoggia Sat, 08 Sep 2007 06:54:30 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123500 Web 2.0 is fabulous. We just have to get rid of the people who think its another way to advertise and trick the search engines. You are exactly who I "expected" you to be. Joe and Rudy in person, are exactly who you were in the blogosphere. You guys just have to learn to see past the screen into the eyes and hearts of your readers, as we see you. Welcome back! Now stop that crap about leaving us or I'll come out there and whack you upside the head, the both of you. Web 2.0 is fabulous. We just have to get rid of the people who think its another way to advertise and trick the search engines.

You are exactly who I “expected” you to be. Joe and Rudy in person, are exactly who you were in the blogosphere.

You guys just have to learn to see past the screen into the eyes and hearts of your readers, as we see you.

Welcome back! Now stop that crap about leaving us or I’ll come out there and whack you upside the head, the both of you.

]]> By: sellsius http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123440 sellsius Sat, 08 Sep 2007 03:53:53 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123440 Well said Joe. Well said Joe.

]]> By: Joe from VideoHomes http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123421 Joe from VideoHomes Sat, 08 Sep 2007 02:27:04 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/sellsius-real-estate-blog/the-act-of-nonaction-an-awakening/2007/09/07/#comment-123421 I was standing in line to meet the prop team from the show 'the office'. They were looking for companies whose logo had anything related to "Scranton" PA (shirts, mugs, ect..). They ended up w/ a ton of stuff, chances of http://www.ScrantonVideoHomes.com being mentioned on the show are slim to none but what the hey right? Anyway, I was standing next to a lady who owned a super market and during our conversation I asked her if she offered advertising on her shopping carts. I got the idea from an article by Marc Davison posted at Inman. http://www.inman.com/InmanNews.aspx?ID=63895 She was blown away. She thought that was the coolest idea ever. There's something about 'local' that rises above cyberspace. It’s sort of like all the 'Internet rules' fly out the window when looked at from the community level; As if applying Einstein's celestial physics to the behavior of sub-atomic particles within the level of quantum mechanics. The two do not match and accepted 'known facts' about our universe no longer remain true. We are therefore forced to create an entirely new set of rules to accommodate, though we know that there is only one universe. We have yet to arrive at a grand unified theory that rectifies these two separate understandings of our same single existence. So is the same for cyberspace and shopping carts. (online – offline) At the local level there seems to be this 'point of mix' where the behavior of media gets a little funky. It's a land where a simple shopping cart ad has more impact than an online media campaign costing 10x's as much. It's a land where media converge more readily and where familiarity is king. Long live the king! I was standing in line to meet the prop team from the show ‘the office’. They were looking for companies whose logo had anything related to “Scranton” PA (shirts, mugs, ect..). They ended up w/ a ton of stuff, chances of http://www.ScrantonVideoHomes.com being mentioned on the show are slim to none but what the hey right?

Anyway, I was standing next to a lady who owned a super market and during our conversation I asked her if she offered advertising on her shopping carts. I got the idea from an article by Marc Davison posted at Inman. http://www.inman.com/InmanNews.aspx?ID=63895 She was blown away. She thought that was the coolest idea ever. There’s something about ‘local’ that rises above cyberspace. It’s sort of like all the ‘Internet rules’ fly out the window when looked at from the community level; As if applying Einstein’s celestial physics to the behavior of sub-atomic particles within the level of quantum mechanics. The two do not match and accepted ‘known facts’ about our universe no longer remain true. We are therefore forced to create an entirely new set of rules to accommodate, though we know that there is only one universe. We have yet to arrive at a grand unified theory that rectifies these two separate understandings of our same single existence.

So is the same for cyberspace and shopping carts. (online – offline)

At the local level there seems to be this ‘point of mix’ where the behavior of media gets a little funky. It’s a land where a simple shopping cart ad has more impact than an online media campaign costing 10x’s as much. It’s a land where media converge more readily and where familiarity is king. Long live the king!

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