Do you like the way Pallian Creative redid the site? Why I was excited to have Pallian Creative remake Mixergy: Elegant design: My goal with Mixergy is to expose you to ideas that will rock your world. Development expertise: Pallian creative is behind two great Web apps: Tweetizen , which I use on Mixergy’s live interviews so viewers could Tweet to each other What do you YOU think of the new design? We’re not done making changes.

That’s why I want to put together a collection of the stories I hear in my interviews on Mixergy. The interviews in the book will be edited more than on the site so the stories will flow better - I’ll post each interview on Mixergy so I can get your feedback before adding it to the book - My thoughts on the book I

I wasn't going to post this, but it's too good not to add to Mixergy. Say hi to him on Twitter and  check out his web site . *Raw* Tags: About Mixergy Intervie My interviewee on Friday had technical trouble and couldn't continue with the interview. Since I had a live audience watching, I invited someone from the audience to come chat with me.

What do you think Pallian Creative should put in the right margin of the site? Pallian Creative is the company that remade Mixergy.com and got this site respect from designers and friends . It’s hurting that company’s founder to see me neglect a section of the site. The issue What’s your suggestion?

Ever notice how successful Internet entrepreneurs keep saying that you should build your site by listening to your users? That’s why I asked UserVoice ’s co-founder, Marcus Nelson, to come to Mixergy and teach how to build a startup with user feedback. Here are edited excerpts from the Mixergy program he recorded: But no one ever explains how to get user feedback and how to integrate their ideas into your business. UserVoice helps companies harness their users’ feedback.

Mixergy fan, Lisa Bruckner saw me interview other entrepreneurs here and asked, “Where’s YOUR interview Andrew?” heard about a company that represented the big guys, so I called them up and asked, “Could you please sell ads on my site? think you can earn good commissions from the ads you sell on my site.” She wanted to know how I bootstrapped that $30+ MM/year business and a few other things about me. So I invited her to interview me.

While everyone else is creating another gadget/tech/etc site for men, she's building a growing empire aimed at women. (Plus Plus Olivia, my wife, loves her sites and seeing me interview Lisa would make her even more confident that's she married the right guy last month.) Everyone reading this site has a LinkedIn profile. (If About this request I

invited Jimmy to Mixergy and I asked him to talk about the business side of his non-profit, Wikipedia.  He He told us how the idea for Wikipedia evolved, how he got people to contribute to it, why people promoted the site, and more. So we got a lot of early press coverage from slashdot, for example, which drove a lot of traffic to the site, got a lot of people excited and interested in the concept.  How did Jimmy Wales get the world to help him write an encyclopedia? And what could YOU learn from his experiences to help you build a business that leaves a legacy?

On Monday, September 22, we did the Mixergy Viral Forum , and brought in experts to teach how any site can get more traffic by using viral marketing techniques. 8221; - If a site has a friends feature, Otis said it should integrate friends into every part of the site. That way your site will get swept into the bigger conversation. #4 Here’s a recap of the event. Speakers:

invited 5 authors from  FT Press and  Wharton School Publishing to Mixergy to talk about their books. Visit Herb Sorensen’s site – Get Inside The Mind Of The Shopper See Mark Magnacca’s site | Get So What? See Bertrand Cesvet’s About: Learn from 5 top business authors during “FT Press & Wharton School Publishing Author Week” When: July 13 – 17 @ 1 PM Pacific