Blog - DROdio - Chairman & Founding CEO of Armory | Advisor at FounderCulture | Husband & Father

Tile is Lojack for Anything

A few months ago I blogged about mobile apps [http://danielodio.com/ill-show-you-mine-if-you-show-me-yours-apps-that-is], and a startup in particular that was unlocking data from cars via its mobile app. Recently, my wife turned me on to another great example, a startup called Tile [http://www.thetileapp.com/]. If you've ever lost

Juicer

Let's Juice: Comparison of 3 juicers to replace two meals per day

My wife and I have been making an effort to eat unprocessed foods as a part of a healthier lifestyle. Simply told, that means if there's a label on the food (or if it's in a box), we try not to eat it. I'll write a more comprehensive blog soon

Service Provider

An Argument to Service Providers: Blogging Turns You Into Superstars

I have several amazing service provider resources in my life, including an outsourced HR professional that is stellar, a personal trainer that's ripped, and a patent attorney that seems to know how to patent or trademark just about anything with value. I also know the services world intimately well, as

magic

Daniel's Magic Decoder Ring

[1] In an effort to counteract information overload, I've started qualifying much of my written communication with a certain taxonomy. Since I won't be able to explain it to everyone, I'm writing this blog, which I'll send people to when they ask "what are the numbers all about?" I've even

Mayor

Mayor-Elect Gray: Please Make DC Awesome For Entrepreneurs

I'd like to use this blog post to argue for incoming mayor Gray and the DC Council to make DC the most entrepreneur-friendly place in the US. That means tax breaks, access to government contracts, support for innovation zones, aggressive access to angel funding, but mostly it just means convincing

teach

How-To Series: Blog & Twitter 3/3 at Johns Hopkins University

I'll be teaching a series of classes for the American Marketing Association this Spring at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, DC. I'll be bringing some special guests in as co-teachers for these events - it's going to be fun! The first event, on 3/3, is below. Part II of

WSJ

How we got into The Wall Street Journal (and how you can too)

I wrote a blog in 2007 [http://danielodio.com/the-secret-to-getting-really-good-press] about how I get great press. I thought this would be a great time to update that blog, as we just got picked up by The Wall Street Journal twice in the same day. You can read the first article

twitter

I Finally "Get" Twitter

Similar to my post on Blogging [http://www.danielodio.com/2007/10/17/why-henry-ford-would-love-blogs/], I never really understood Twitter [http://www.twitter.com/]. Why would you spend the time to type a maximum of 140 characters into a website for the world to see? But now I get it, and