Mitch Joel Interviews Me On Six Pixels of Separation

by Ben Yoskovitz

During BarCamp Montreal 2 Mitch Joel of Twist Image cornered me and threw a microphone in my face. He then peppered me with a bunch of very tough questions trying to extract all my secrets.

It was fun.

Check it out at Mitch Joel’s blog.

I haven’t done many interviews, but hopefully it comes across reasonably well.

Mitch’s podcast is called Six Pixels of Separation and he’s already on episode #49. Pretty wild.

We do a 15+ minute interview about blogging, business, copywriting, linkbaiting, digg and more. I talk a bit too much about digg (I actually say, “I love digg.” I wonder if Kevin Rose will notice…)

Funniest part of the whole thing: Mitch calls me a “hot property.” Sweet!

Thanks Mitch…I hope people enjoy Six Pixels of Separation…

April 30th, 2007

3 Responses to “Mitch Joel Interviews Me On Six Pixels of Separation”

#1 Mitch Joel April 30th, 2007 at 6:31 pm

Thanks for being a part of the show. I tend to look at it more as a conversation and less of an interview (but that’s all semantics).

You’re welcome to hop into the Six Pixels of Separation community whenever you like.

#2 Bryan Person, Bryper.com April 30th, 2007 at 9:24 pm

Ben:

Really enjoyed the conversation/interview you did/had with Mitch.

I found your advice about headline writing most helpful, and I’ll be putting it into practice in a couple of days in my weekly post for The Monster Blog. “10 Ways To Look Like You’re Working” is the working title to this point.

#3 Ben Yoskovitz May 1st, 2007 at 6:30 pm

Hey Bryan - Thanks for commenting, I’m glad you liked the interview.

60 Minutes hasn’t called yet, but you never know.

And I hope whatever insight I gave you in terms of headlines helps - it really is critical to a blog’s success.

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