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The Best Cogblog Posts of All Time – 2009 Edition

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2009 seemed like a period where I hit my stride a little bit.

Without further ado:

• FMyLife zips towards the top
• MySpace Data Makes Me Worry For Our Youth
• There is no remnant, there is only optimized and non-optimized
• Can Ad Networks and Premier Inventory Co-exist?
• Managing Product Overload and Your Sales Force
• Daisy Chains For Fun and Profit
• Types of Powerpoint Presentations – A 4 part series that was magnificent!

2010 is next!

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3 Responses to “The Best Cogblog Posts of All Time – 2009 Edition”

1. Laura T. Putnam Says:
   April 4th, 2012 at 11:08 pm

   I CANNOT LOGIN after trying several times to create an account. I was originally, before you redesigned your site, a total fan of cogmap (p.s. I do senior level retained executive searches. For 25 years. You can imagine how much I could help w/ your org charts…) But, I’ve created an account and when that told me I had an invalid User ID or PW, created another. What a promising site. Now you simply s*ck. Thanks for NOTHING and I’ll be sure never to recommend you. EVER.

2. timothy Says:
   May 24th, 2012 at 5:50 pm

   Agree with Laura…I too run an executive search firm and saw tremendous value, application for this tool.. I created a couple, logged back in and it says I don’t have authority and to request permission from some emial person I have never heard of. ?? wow…to bad.

3. brent Says:
   June 11th, 2012 at 11:58 pm

   I think we got this fixed. Sorry for the bugs.