Posted by: Søren
in This website on Jan 09, 2011
No one doubt the fact that mobile devices (especially smartphones) will play a dominating and leading role in consumer behavior in the coming years. An example. Every second sold mobile phone in Denmark is a smartphone. An online trend which the majority of the Danish media companies like Politiken, Berlingske Media, Børsen etc.have been making use of years ago. They have all optimized their websites for mobile devices, iPhone and recently iPad. And in a short while we will see not only iPhone apps, but also iPad apps coming out.
Personally I browse a lot of websites from my sofa on my iPhone and if possibly I try to bookmark every iPhone optimized site I find interesting. As it is today I have not found a ton of iPhone optimized websites. But it will change quickly according to the consumers mobile habits. Making your website look good on mobile platforms will be more important each day and in 2011 we will see a lot more mobile websites.
Posted by: Søren
in This website on May 29, 2010
You can it call it superficial and lazy. You can call it spot on and cool. I talk about my newest integration on www.ornholt.dk. I call it 50 tweets and it is all about what I tweet about. I spend a lot of time on Twitter and thought it would be cool to integrate my 50 latest tweets on my website. My tweets are of course not as long as a blog post - and not as descriptive - but can be as useful as an entire blog post (stripped down minimalism). I became a fan of making small updates instead of writing "long" blog post. The digital revolution with iPhone + 3G netiworks makes it possible to "connect" to the world in few seconds - and few words. Very convenient. I like!
Tweets, off course, cannot replace blog post in terms of length and content - but they can give you a short update - and it is fast to tweet it. So here goes the point: From now on I will tweet about "small things" - and write blog post about "big things". I also integrated the same feature on my iPhone website. Check it out here.
Posted by: Søren
in This website on Jan 02, 2010
Inspired by Noah Brier, here are my top ten posts of the year (at least by number of pageviews).
Creating a top ten list like this is difficult obviously, because the criteria "pageviews" depends on the amount of time the blog post has been online. Due to the fact that "hits" and "pageviews" depends on how long a post has been online a "top ten list" is, of course, not very precise. On the other hand I like lists. And here is my top ten posts of 2009:
Posted by: Søren
in This website on Mar 09, 2008
In spring 2008 I added a blog to my website. I blog about all the things I have an interest in. You might find stuff related to business, web, marketing, sport, music, waste of time stuff, and everything in between on my blog.
The purpose with a blog is of course dialogue and interaction - so feel free to interact and comment on blog posts.
