Comments on: How to read 300+ blogs a day and still have time to implement new creative ideas http://certifiedknowledge.org/blog/how-to-read-300-blogs-a-day-and-still-have-time-to-implement-new-creative-ideas/ PPC Tools, Training, & Community Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:11:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: cbergstrom http://certifiedknowledge.org/blog/how-to-read-300-blogs-a-day-and-still-have-time-to-implement-new-creative-ideas/#comment-1684 cbergstrom Mon, 01 Aug 2011 05:55:48 +0000 http://certifiedknowledge.org/?p=3514#comment-1684 Good stuff, thanks for sharing. What blogs do you follow in your PPC folder? Good stuff, thanks for sharing. What blogs do you follow in your PPC folder?

]]> By: Can’t Keep Up With Your Twitter Feed? Two Sites Come to the Rescue | Certified Knowledge http://certifiedknowledge.org/blog/how-to-read-300-blogs-a-day-and-still-have-time-to-implement-new-creative-ideas/#comment-1343 Can’t Keep Up With Your Twitter Feed? Two Sites Come to the Rescue | Certified Knowledge Tue, 05 Apr 2011 14:02:51 +0000 http://certifiedknowledge.org/?p=3514#comment-1343 [...] the vast amount of information published each day, you need  organization strategies to assimilate new information yet still accomplish your daily workload. Paper.li and [...] [...] the vast amount of information published each day, you need  organization strategies to assimilate new information yet still accomplish your daily workload. Paper.li and [...]

]]> By: Why Twitter Has Become My Favorite Instant Messenger | Certified Knowledge http://certifiedknowledge.org/blog/how-to-read-300-blogs-a-day-and-still-have-time-to-implement-new-creative-ideas/#comment-1039 Why Twitter Has Become My Favorite Instant Messenger | Certified Knowledge Fri, 21 Jan 2011 15:22:11 +0000 http://certifiedknowledge.org/?p=3514#comment-1039 [...] I’m a big believer in the maker’s and manager’s schedules.  Essentially, if you are interrupted during a task, it takes about 20-25 minutes to attain [...] [...] I’m a big believer in the maker’s and manager’s schedules.  Essentially, if you are interrupted during a task, it takes about 20-25 minutes to attain [...]

]]> By: anne McMahon http://certifiedknowledge.org/blog/how-to-read-300-blogs-a-day-and-still-have-time-to-implement-new-creative-ideas/#comment-972 anne McMahon Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:42:41 +0000 http://certifiedknowledge.org/?p=3514#comment-972 Thanks for the tips on absorbing LOTS of information. I particularly liked your section on "makers" vs. "managers". I also find myself in both roles, and it's very easy to let the maker piece back slide due to interruptions. It's easier to "manage" with interruptions than it is to make. Going to try your scheduling for a week or 2 and see what effect it has. Thanks Brad! Thanks for the tips on absorbing LOTS of information. I particularly liked your section on “makers” vs. “managers”. I also find myself in both roles, and it’s very easy to let the maker piece back slide due to interruptions. It’s easier to “manage” with interruptions than it is to make. Going to try your scheduling for a week or 2 and see what effect it has. Thanks Brad!

]]> By: Ross http://certifiedknowledge.org/blog/how-to-read-300-blogs-a-day-and-still-have-time-to-implement-new-creative-ideas/#comment-971 Ross Mon, 21 Jun 2010 15:10:46 +0000 http://certifiedknowledge.org/?p=3514#comment-971 Thanks for the tips. For a group of particular interests that are popular, there are sometimes websites available that pull in feeds based on a certain type of industry, taking it even one step further so you don't even have to have bookmarks etc. For example, one guy made a website that pulls in content from multiple sites that display any content that's relevant to the E3 gaming event. It might be a good little side project for you to create a web app that quickens your news reading even further! Thanks for the tips. For a group of particular interests that are popular, there are sometimes websites available that pull in feeds
based on a certain type of industry, taking it even one step further so you don’t even have to have bookmarks etc.

For example, one guy made a website that pulls in content from multiple sites that display any content that’s relevant to the E3 gaming event.

It might be a good little side project for you to create a web app that quickens your news reading even further!

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