Law 1:

Become the expert in your niche market (or persuade the audience to perceive you as the expert)

Law 2:

Make as many friends as possible (on and off line)

Law 3:

Communicate directly, clearly and to the point.

Law 4:

Reputation – Get, guard it and maintain it like your life depends on it. It actually does.

Law 5:

Be bold. Be colorful. Stand out. Do whatever you can to not be lame but be polite.

Law 6:

Invite everyone to participate in everything you do. Well, almost everything…

Law 7:

Understand and master the concept of “Call to Action”. Bait people to come to you.

Law 8:

Show, don’t tell.Say what you mean and mean what you say.

Law 9:

Make your customers beg for more but don’t let them wait for too long.

Law 10:

Always present information based on customer’s point of view – WIIFM (What’s In It For Me)

1. If you are not on Twitter, join immediately and create a cool simple name (lock your name, company name, main product, brand, etc.)
2. Put a picture of yourself up not some cartoon stuff (personalize your Twitter screen)
3. Tweet some memorable stuff before you look for followers
4. Manage your tweets with an application: twhirl.com, twitterfox plug-in, tweetdeck.com, etc.
5. Tweet from your phone (twinkle.com)
6. Use twummize.com to track who is tweeting about you or your company
7. Use the “reply” button (don’t ignore people) 
8. Connect with people through Direct Message and track trending (twitturyl.com and twitscoop.com)
9. Have direct conversations with people (don’t let some application to automatically respond in your place)
10. Use twitpic.com (it’s the place where you share pics on Twitter)
    OK…there are more than 10…
11. Talk and tweet at jott.com
12. Create a video in 12 seconds at 12seconds.tv or youtube.com 
13. Create your twitter badge copy the code and put it on all your media pages

Ever since Al Gore invented the internet or George W. Bush has been using the internets, the following are the most used fonts on websites or design:

1. Arial
   
2. Verdana
   
3. Times New Roman
   
   
4. Georgia
   
5. Helvetica
   
6. Courier
   
7. Tahoma
   
8. Comic Sans
   
9. Franklin Gothic
   
10. Lucida
    

If you feel some others should make the list please drop me a line and we’ll include them on the list.

For great use of Typography on printed materials visit my portfolio of works.