Major announcement. Everyone gather ‘round. According to Pierce, we are no longer calling our posts blogs. No, now the weekly wrap will be filled with fun time happy thoughts. As if it weren’t already...

After last weekend’s Emmys, I’m a little sad our email newsletter awards don’t come with a song and dance from Jane Lynch. Without further adieu, may I have the envelope, please? Made In Museum. You’re the winner of the Email Newsletter Awards: Best Post-Event Email.

Luuuuuuuuuuke (how’s my James Earl Jones impression?). Hal plays a little devil’s advocate in this post that is much better than my written Darth Vader impression. Find out why Online Marketing Is Pointless (Bad Advice from the Dark Side).

There’s no such thing as a stupid question (only stupid people). There’s a day to find out all of life’s mysteries that you were always too embarrassed to ask questions about. So, Ask Your Subscribers a Stupid Question on September 28.

What stands out is often what’s different. What’s different doesn’t always have to be what’s new. Check out the 5 Most Neglected Ways to Boost Your Email Marketing Bottom Line.

I’m at the age where all my friends are starting to get married. Facebook likes to remind me of that with a barrage of advertisements pertaining to weddings. Hiding from the ads may get easier soon, as Facebook Tests Its Advertising Opt-out Feature.

Is it bad that you could read this headline and not know for sure if we’ve already seen the end of Google+? Probably. It’s not dead yet. Other Google products weren’t so lucky. In the wake of the Google+ Aftermath: Google Eliminates Slide & Other Products.

The last two months for Netflix have played out like a what not to do in business seminar. That all came to a head with the email their CEO sent out this week. Learn from their mistakes. See what happenns when Netflix CEO Submits Apology Email; Twitter Offers Punchline.

I hope you’re studying. There will be a quiz at the end. Learn The 40 Email Marketing Questions Energy Suppliers Must Ask.

Even teachers can learn stuff! Check out the New Email Marketing Manual for Educators & the Education Industry.

Kids these days... In my day we had to walk to school, barefoot, uphill both ways. Find out How Younger Users Engage with Brands on Social Media.