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My Conversation with Gary Vaynerchuk

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerApril 12, 201313 Comments

Yesterday I had the great fortune of getting to interview wine expert, entrepreneur and all around great guy Gary Vaynerchuk. I’ve been following him online since 2009, first as a fan of WineLibrary TV and also as someone who really admires his tenacity, drive and understanding of what it takes to build relationships and make…

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Fresh Off The Boat – Eddie Huang and Seth Godin Collide

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerApril 11, 2013Leave a comment

One of my favorite sessions at SXSW was from Eddie Huang. He’s brash, ambitious, doesn’t give a shit what you think….and really really smart. I originally went to his session because I’m a big fan of his web series Fresh Off The Boat on the VICE network. It’s  part reality show, part hip-hop culture, part…

Photowalking with Trey Ratcliff at SXSW

Mileage, Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerMarch 13, 20133 Comments

On my last full night at SXSW I got to participate in a photo walk around Austin with renowned HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff. I’m not a photographer, though I’ve been enjoying learning as much as I can about it and shooting not only stills but also video with my DSLR (it’s also the primary method…

SuperBowl Hashtag Roundup

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerFebruary 6, 20131 Comment

I wanted to rehash some comments made by Matt McGee who has a great wrap up of how in his opinion, Twitter was the dominating platform for brands looking for engagement during and after the SuperBowl. Please give it a read. It’s also amazing how the blackout provided some quick thinking marketers an opportunity to…

Stealing Stolen Goods for a Wedding in New Zealand

Music, Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerJanuary 28, 20131 Comment

So apparently I’m playing a wedding in New Zealand in February. Sort of…. A few weeks back I received an email from a man named Simon, who lives in New Zealand. He told me a story about how his friend is getting married on February 9th and the couple wanted to walk down the aisle…

Tramland: Business Lessons from a Cafe Variety Show

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerJanuary 23, 20131 Comment

This past weekend was the 5 year anniversary (or Tramiversary) of the Tramontane Cafe in Utica. The Tram is at first glance a coffeeshop and cafe, but for those who have been patrons of it over the years, it’s also part venue, party community center, part social club and even part home. To celebrate the…

The New Prime Time

Music, Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerSeptember 16, 2012Leave a comment

Last week I did an impromptu Google+ Hangout On Air Acoustic concert. It was a quick test to see how the audio and video quality would come out if I attempted to do a live acoustic set on the web. The goal is to get things dialed in and hopefully do a live songwriter’s circle…

Connection and Comparison – Social Media’s (sometimes bitter) Sweetness

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan MillerSeptember 16, 20121 Comment

I’ve been a really big fan of Ze Frank’s projects and most recent video blog A Show, and one of his most recent posts really brought to the forefront of my mind some of the unintended consequences that are caused by our ability to use social media tools to connect to one another in a…

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