• Technology

    Get Paid Real Money For Working Out

    When you combine technology and sports related business, you have my ear.  Or in this case my eyes.  In this case, uh, maybe my legs too. Yesterday, as I was writing and researching my first blog post for 2012, I came across a start up company called, Gympact. The concept is simple.  Gym-Pact uses its site as a motivational tool to help get people who pay gym memberships to actually use it.  The concept of GymPact came from a Harvard behavioral economics class, and their pilot in Boston had a 90% success at getting people to the gym when they committed. Via a free downloadable app, Gym-Pact lets you set the financial stakes…

  • Business Tips & Topics,  Technology

    Adding Twitter Button to LinkedIn Profile

    Last Weekend, while researching future Question and answer candidate profiles for this blog, I learned that you can now add a Twitter Button on your LinkedIn profile.  I had not seen it before but I quickly learned how you can easily add this link to your profile to possibly connect with new folks as well as push current contacts to this Twitter stream.  I took a picture of my LinkedIn profile so you can see where it appears today.  If you can scan below, I have highlighted this in red. So the question is how do you do add this? I am here to show you that now. ** First…

  • Baseball,  Technology

    2011 MLB Team Salaries (INFOGRAPHIC)

    I am not a designer.  I admit it.  However, I have been fascinated by all of the cool infographics that have been showing up online lately.   I have mentioned them and posted a few here in the last two weeks.  This includes the Facebook vs Twitter Infographic or the 2011 Obsessed with Facebook Infographic. This morning, I got up determined to create my first-ever sports infographic.  I have not seen many online.  The closest I have ever seen something like this in the sports world is the USA Today Snapshots from the printed paper.  I stumbled across the salaries page on ESPN.comand thought that would be a good place to start. As a former PR…