I snagged this from Thingnamer.com

I dunno - I kinda liked it. Maybe it’s just late at night.

Harris Fellman
The Weekly Buzz

Alright, your *personal* list might be slightly different but I guarantee
you’re going to relate to this…

Everybody’s got em….Time Stealers

Mine are….

1) Skype (or other IM continual conversation
perpetual chatter machines…)

2) E-mail/Gmail E-mail/Gmail and I even have someone
to *check* it for me mostly…

3) My new iPhone

4) Twitter (there’s positives, too, of course)

5) Twittering on my iPhone

6) Kids. I love em but they’ll steal *all* your time if you’re
not careful, especially if you work from home.

7) TV for many people this one is at the *top* of the list

Like I said…everyone’s got them. What are your top
*Time Stealers*? Click on comments below and let
me know.

Then click here: http://buzzim.com/wakeup

And check out what Eben Pagan’s going to
help you do about them.

Keep Havin’ Fun

Harris Fellman
The Weekly Buzz

Yeah, I want Andrew Fox’s new Yacht too. Who doesn’t? The *Clickbank* lifestyle looks pretty good to me. Here’s the thing though, there are a couple of things that you can do to increase your chances of success with DCB2. I put together a little video for you with some stuff you’re gonna want to check out like:

o My Instant Messenger Conversation
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o How to Get My Bonus for getting
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o Behind the curtain view of
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o Picture of that new Yacht

Click Here and go take a look:

http://dominatingclickbanktoo.com

Come on back here and tell me what you think!

Keep Having Fun,

Harris Fellman
The Weekly Buzz

I’ve been wanting to do live video interviews for a long time now. The closest I got, a couple years ago, I did two different *recorded video interviews* with Shawn Casey and Joel Comm. They turned out to be some of the highest converting interviews I ever did. (In the Joel Comm interview, that’s where I did the ‘Adsense Pirate’ character you see above.)

It was a major pain in the ass 2 years ago. (and this was just *recorded interviews*) Todd Gross helped me orchestrate and record the streams as a 3rd party. And then he edited all the streams together. Like I said - a major pain.

I also did a product called Web Traffic Videos right after the above interviews. I used Camtasia to record a skype video conversation and it worked *ok*. Skype didn’t like recording the camera for more than a few minutes at a time - it got choppier and choppier. I’m still concerned this will happen.

Anyway, so, today we set out to test all the top live streaming video services to see which (if any) could handle my long sought desire to do live streaming video interviews. I checked out Ustream, Justin.tv, Stickam, Mogulus, BlogTV, and PalTalk. (PalTalk sponsored that viral ‘your name is running for president’ campaign last month - so, I figured I’d throw them in there.)

Here’s the video review that I did of all 6 sites.

Video Services Review - Broadcast your self LIVE

Remember now, I was looking for the best service for *one particular function* and that was to do Live Streaming Video Interviews. The above video is recorded using BlogTV. It shows a side by side stream of my co-host; but when the show was live it was picture in picture.

Sadly, the technology is still not quite there yet. However, I still may do some live interviews with BlogTV. My only other alternative is to use Skype Video Chat and record it with Camtasia. (My recent test seemed better than the past — and I’m really close to just biting the bullet and getting a Mac b/c everything like this I see from a Mac is phenomenal!)

Alright, that’s it for now. Please let me know what you think of this review and feel free to let me know if there’s any other sites we missed.

Keep Having Fun,

Harris Fellman
The Weekly Buzz

I really haven’t been following Robert Scoble for very long.

Last week I started following all of the top 25 Twitterers found on Twitterholic.

It took a post from Jason Calacanis to even get me to Scoble’s blog today.

On his blog, Scoble basically said that most of the websites showcasing at DEMO 2008 pretty much suck. (DEMO 2008 is a show for startup web companies.) Anyone even remotely interested in marketing on the web needs to read this post right now.

Startups Your Web Site Sucks

Once you’re done, click on to the next post that says “Scoble Sucks“, too. I want you to see the kind of heat Robert Scoble got for speaking his mind. And most importantly — I want you to see how he handles the heat. This is a really great example about how to properly keep the conversation going.

Anyway, alot of the ’startup community’ is pissed at him for saying those sites sucked - some even saying things along the lines of “I thought you were our guy” or “I thought you had our back” or whatever.

Man, the ‘Scoble Haters’ are totally missing the freaking point!

From where I sit — Robert Scoble just did those Startups a huge freaking favor. He pretty much gave them harsh hyper-critical advice that’s probably worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to them if they quickly put it into action. Hell, you can’t even buy this type of criticism.

Alright. Go read those two posts now and when you’re done reading the two Scoble posts, I’d really love to hear what you think. Let me know your thoughts on this.

Harris Fellman
The Weekly Buzz