Comments for Greg Vandagriff http://www.gregvandagriff.com business - technology - life in general Mon, 08 Sep 2008 09:13:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on Sunglasses - The cutting edge of fashion, or CYBORG INVASION? by Patricia http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/03/sunglasses-the-cutting-edge-of-fashion-or-cyborg-invasion/#comment-48 Patricia Wed, 06 Aug 2008 05:02:42 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=18#comment-48 blah... i think this girls are looking great with big sunglasses and I love them too!!! blah… i think this girls are looking great with big sunglasses and I love them too!!!

]]> Comment on Recent Life and Times by Mom http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/07/recent-life-and-times/#comment-43 Mom Tue, 29 Jul 2008 22:38:14 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=68#comment-43 I'm glad to know you're staying out there and that you're not shut down. That's a very good sign. I’m glad to know you’re staying out there and that you’re not shut down. That’s a very good sign.

]]> Comment on The Author of the Future by dvan http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/06/author-of-the-future/#comment-37 dvan Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:59:38 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=66#comment-37 NPR had a story this morning on Chinese Internet literature. The biggest online publisher monetized the writing by charging 2 cents to read each chapter. This was split with the author. With 200 million daily pageviews, this could add up. As you would expect, a lot of Chinese authors were very good at ending a chapter with a cliff-hanger. What was interesting was how excited leading online authors were about their books being printed and published the old-fashioned way. NPR had a story this morning on Chinese Internet literature. The biggest online publisher monetized the writing by charging 2 cents to read each chapter. This was split with the author. With 200 million daily pageviews, this could add up.

As you would expect, a lot of Chinese authors were very good at ending a chapter with a cliff-hanger.

What was interesting was how excited leading online authors were about their books being printed and published the old-fashioned way.

]]> Comment on Personal Blogs and Personal Branding by Gauging Professors: Part II | Greg Vandagriff http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/04/personal-blogs-and-personal-branding/#comment-36 Gauging Professors: Part II | Greg Vandagriff Fri, 20 Jun 2008 01:43:29 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=40#comment-36 [...] you mistake me for a totally ignorant fool based off of Part I, I will now briefly play the devil’s advocate and provide some reasons for the behavior which [...] [...] you mistake me for a totally ignorant fool based off of Part I, I will now briefly play the devil’s advocate and provide some reasons for the behavior which [...]

]]> Comment on Economics and the Google Sandbox by Obselete Sitemaps, Google, and Me | Greg Vandagriff http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/05/google-sandbox-and-economics/#comment-35 Obselete Sitemaps, Google, and Me | Greg Vandagriff Wed, 11 Jun 2008 02:27:53 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=52#comment-35 [...] from the search engines on longtail terms. Initially I chalked up the sudden fall in traffic to the Google Sandbox, although this conclusion didn’t exactly sit well with me, as the Sandbox generally [...] [...] from the search engines on longtail terms. Initially I chalked up the sudden fall in traffic to the Google Sandbox, although this conclusion didn’t exactly sit well with me, as the Sandbox generally [...]

]]> Comment on For the Love of Longtails! by Obselete Sitemaps, Google, and Me | Greg Vandagriff http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/06/for-the-love-of-longtails/#comment-34 Obselete Sitemaps, Google, and Me | Greg Vandagriff Wed, 11 Jun 2008 02:26:22 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=59#comment-34 [...] grown rather accustomed to the small trickle of traffic I was pulling in from the search engines on longtail terms. Initially I chalked up the sudden fall in traffic to the Google Sandbox, although this [...] [...] grown rather accustomed to the small trickle of traffic I was pulling in from the search engines on longtail terms. Initially I chalked up the sudden fall in traffic to the Google Sandbox, although this [...]

]]> Comment on A Personal Lesson on the Elasticity of Demand by Buffy Bailey http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/06/a-personal-lesson-on-the-elasticity-of-demand/#comment-33 Buffy Bailey Tue, 10 Jun 2008 22:51:21 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=60#comment-33 Jack says, "Buying a Dell was a very good choice." Jack says, “Buying a Dell was a very good choice.”

]]> Comment on A Personal Lesson on the Elasticity of Demand by KellyatDell http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/06/a-personal-lesson-on-the-elasticity-of-demand/#comment-32 KellyatDell Fri, 06 Jun 2008 16:51:49 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=60#comment-32 Your post reminded me of my college days at Indiana University and my business economics class – elasticity, monopoly, imperfect competition –glad those days are behind me! I think you made a great choice with the Vostro 1400 – thanks for being a Dell customer. Your post reminded me of my college days at Indiana University and my business economics class – elasticity, monopoly, imperfect competition –glad those days are behind me!

I think you made a great choice with the Vostro 1400 – thanks for being a Dell customer.

]]> Comment on A Personal Lesson on the Elasticity of Demand by Mom http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/06/a-personal-lesson-on-the-elasticity-of-demand/#comment-31 Mom Wed, 04 Jun 2008 15:05:58 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=60#comment-31 I think that was a really wise choice and shows your maturity! Love, Mom I think that was a really wise choice and shows your maturity!
Love,
Mom

]]> Comment on A Personal Lesson on the Elasticity of Demand by Financial Md » A Personal Lesson on the Elasticity of Demand http://www.gregvandagriff.com/2008/06/a-personal-lesson-on-the-elasticity-of-demand/#comment-30 Financial Md » A Personal Lesson on the Elasticity of Demand Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:38:23 +0000 http://www.gregvandagriff.com/?p=60#comment-30 [...] Original post by Greg Vandagriff [...] [...] Original post by Greg Vandagriff [...]

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