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Follow-Up from #SmallBizChat for More Digital Referrals

By Howard Yermish | December 1st, 2011
Last night I was the guest on Melinda Emerson's #SmallBizChat. Melinda has posted the transcript from our interview, "How to Inspire More Digital Referrals" which gives a great overview of my course scheduled to launch in January 2012.
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Announcing More Digital Referrals

By Howard Yermish | November 1st, 2011
Over the last few years, I've been formalizing a system that embraces online tactics for creating digital referrals to business professionals. Instead of a "single golden click," I'm going to teach you good habits for using the Internet to get more digital referrals.
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Understanding the Latest iStuff

By Howard Yermish | September 26th, 2011
So, for the first time, I will be hosting a free 1-hour webinar, "Understanding the Latest iStuff" on Thursday, October 6th at 8pm (EST).
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Ira Yermish – My Father, The Professor

By Howard Yermish | July 25th, 2011
The funeral for Ira Yermish will be performed graveside at Roosevelt Memorial Park on Wednesday, July 27, 2011 at 10:30am. Roosevelt Memorial Park 2701 Old Lincoln Highway Trevose, PA 19053
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Quieting the Bacn

By Howard Yermish | July 5th, 2011
If I could wave a magic wand, only messages that were typed by human senders specifically addressed to me would arrive in my inbox. Other non-emergent messages can wait. I probably give these messages more attention now that they aren't in the way of the high priority messages.
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Commencement

By Howard Yermish | June 13th, 2011
My talk at the Doane Academy was by no means as funny and clever as Conan O'Brien's address at Dartmouth University, but we touched on many of the same themes.
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Apple Livestream for Charity

By Howard Yermish | June 8th, 2011
Why doesn't Apple let me pay $1 to watch the livestream through an iPhone, iPad or desktop app, and donate the money to charity?
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Deal-A-Day Expansion

By Howard Yermish | June 6th, 2011
It seems now that "Deal-A-Day" sites are everywhere, focusing on every category and location. So many more deals that it is hard to hold our attention.
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Google Music Beta Plays “Hotel California” Indefinitely

By Howard Yermish | June 2nd, 2011
If Google Music Beta had the ability to download your own tracks, perhaps even as a "I want my data back" bulk process, the service would be awesome. Then again, it is beta and it is free. How much should I really expect?
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Xoom™ Still in Beta

By Howard Yermish | May 19th, 2011
Your partner Motorola delivered top notch hardware with amazing technology that is right on par with Apple's iPad. Your partner Verizon brings a network that has super fast 4G speeds and amazing 3G availability. But Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) is still clearly unfinished beta software.
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