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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-04-12

April 12, 2009 By Brent Chaters Leave a Comment

  • Sick with a cold does not help traing for a ten km run. #
  • Why can’t I get the kindle in Canada? Come on amazon!! #
  • @dleroux exactly how I’m feeling and thinking today in reply to dleroux #
  • Somehow I am not feeling any better drop the lady friend at the airport then watch chuck on tv #
  • Getting close to having the blog work nicely on the iphone #
  • Did I just read that right in wired? Pride and predjudice and zombies???sleep I need you now #
  • Some how I think word press plugins are going to make me lazy installed the wptouch plugin and it is pretty slick #
  • Getting the house ready for the new room mate is lots of work #
  • It’s offical I live in a sitcom where it’s one guy and four women in a house at least I don’t have to share a bathroom #
  • Designing for the iPhone has made me seriously consider minimalist navigation for rfeular sites. Good thing? I think so. #
  • Got roped into working and now I’m done #
  • Makin some Easter eggs to many rules on how to make them #
  • Wondering if its better to promote one article or focus on several #
  • Getting ready to go home and do some shopping. Then
    Maybe write an article on web metrics #

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Brent Chaters Brent Chaters is the author of the O'Reilly book Mastering Search Analytics: Measuring SEO, SEM and Site Search as well as Multichannel Marketing Ecosystems: Creating Connected Customer Experiences. Brent has been working with internet based technology since 1998, he has won two TV Ontario awards. Brent has worked for large world wide corporations and small business across multiple verticals including, CPG, Automotive, Financial Services, Entertainment, Technology and Public Sector, helping lead them into the world of digital marketing.

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