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About My Work:Jeff Lash

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Product management researcher and adviser / vibraphone player / St. Louis, MO. I currently work for as the Service Director for the Product Management. Advisory service at SiriusDecisions. Helping business-to-business companies grow by improving the efficiency and effectiveness of their product management. I also blog about product management at How To Be A Good Product Manager. And post on the SiriusDecisions blog. Plus I am active on Twitter as @jefflash. You can find me on:.

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Eidyia | User Experience Strategy in San Francisco

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Eidyia is a boutique design consultancy. We simplify problems and define digital experiences. We love projects that connect people with knowledge and make tools easier to use. Holistic experiences are key. See the entire picture. Working with companies both large and small, we’ve used a variety of technologies and platforms. We’re experts at working with and implementing both open source and proprietary systems. We work with clients throughout the implementation process, defining feature requirem...We'll...

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CV | Himsit Concepts

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The Book of Micah. Don’t Let Me Go. Give Love A Chance. The Fool Who Fell Too Hard. Lying In The Moonlight. Love Is An Etch-a-Sketch. Hot and Heavy (In The Church Parking Lot). I Will Not Forget. D’var Torah for Shavuot Yizkor Service. Invited speaker for various community organizations and start-up companies to speak on technology and the Web. Invited speaker for donors of the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) as well as for pre-freshmen and p...Recog...

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Commentary | Colleen Jaycox Mann

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Musings on digital marketing from the heartland. Stop using “Click Here” in your link text. Just a quick public service announcement reminding my fellow digital marketing and communication professionals: there was a time and place to use “click here” for your link text, and that time has passed. 1 Not everyone is using a device that requires them to click a mouse. 3 Contextual link text makes your web copy easier to read and helps with search engine optimization. Hops off soap box:. Today I was looking a...

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Career | Colleen Jaycox Mann

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Musings on digital marketing from the heartland. Just Updated – Links Page. I know it’s been awhile since I’ve posted, but I have good news! If you want to read all the things I read instead of updating my own blog, please check out my Links page. For St. Louis marketing sites, digital marketing industry blogs, and other sites that I enjoy reading when I’m not at work, school or asleep. Navigating a Vague Corporate Social Media Policy. No, seriously. Tell me I’m right. Tell me I can write a...I’ve ...

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interactive marketing | Colleen Jaycox Mann

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Musings on digital marketing from the heartland. Category Archives: interactive marketing. Stop using “Click Here” in your link text. Just a quick public service announcement reminding my fellow digital marketing and communication professionals: there was a time and place to use “click here” for your link text, and that time has passed. 1 Not everyone is using a device that requires them to click a mouse. 3 Contextual link text makes your web copy easier to read and helps with search engine optimization.

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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie | Plastic Pancreas

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The adventures of Amalas, Lucille, and Charlie. If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. I started doing some videos about the usability of my new Animas Ping insulin pump. It was a lot of fun, but the holidays and some other personal things sort of put a hamper on that. However, the real reason I started doing those videos was that I was preparing for a presentation at a local usability conference called STLUX. My session was not recorded, but I have posted my slide deck on Scribd. The first 13 slides are as t...