Everyone knows that professional conference goers like myself attend events not to listen to presentations, not to network but to collect schwag. Over the past couple of years I’ve done fairly well collecting tech t-shirts and I decided to create a weekly series critiquing tech companies t-shirt offerings in the expectation that a company with a great t-shirt is a prime candidate to have a great product also. Click here to see the series.
If you’d like your t-shirt reviewed, flick me an email to arrange things. The judges decision is, of course, final and very little correspondence will be entered into (perhaps).
Search Engine College is a site whose;
goal is to offer fun, easy and affordable online short courses in search engine optimization (SEO training) and other search engine marketing subjects.
That is kind of cool but what is awesome for a patriotic and somewhat parochial chap like me is that SEC is run from a house on the beautiful Banks Peninsula of New Zealand – paradise indeed. Kalena Jordan, is co-founder of SEC and I have to admit that I’m dubious whether she actually exists or not – considering we live nearby each other, have apparently attended events together but have never actually met.
Hot
- 100% cotton (OK, not organic but still)
- From a tech company right here in New Zealand – woot!
- You can’t go wrong with white
Not
- I just don’t like cats, virtual or otherwise
- Made in Bangladesh – either you’re part of the solution, or you’re part of the problem
Cross posted @ CloudAve
Ben Kepes is an analyst, an entrepreneur, a commentator and a business adviser. His business interests include a diverse range of industries from manufacturing to property to technology. As a technology commentator he has a broad presence both in the traditional media and extensively online. Ben covers the convergance of technology, mobile, ubiquity and agility, all enabled by the Cloud. His areas of interest extend to enterprise software, software integration, financial/accounting software, platforms and infrastructure as well as articulating technology simply for everyday users. 