Ah November. The month of turkey, family and football. For LevelTen, it was business as usual as we saw our crack team of bloggers cover topics across the Internet spectrum. From Klout scores to Drupal Camps and new Google products - no topic was left uncovered.

If you missed a day (or two) of reading our blog (it's ok, we'll forgive you), here's a recap of our posts from the month.

Michael Kasberg

• LevelTen Launches Open Enterprise

Many Drupal sites contain a world of knowledge featuring numerous posts about all manner of expertise. Knowledge driven sites take many forms; news, blogs, social media, forums, wikis, intranets, customer support, etc. If you have lots of content you have lots of opportunities to engage your customers with a plethora of related content – but only if your site is properly organized.

When I hear the word YouTube two things come straight to mind: global connection and sneezing panda.

Today in the TenSpot, we're talking about tactics for building a website that wins. Buying or building a website can be compared to choosing a car. Whether you budget for an $850 junker, an economical hybrid, or a high performance race car, the success of your purchase depends on your goals. If you are looking for a website that wins, this panel discussion is for you.

It's that time of the year at LevelTen. Time for everyone to make resolutions (goals) for the new year.

This podcast, we'll tell you about some of the plans we have for the company over the next year.

Kayla Wren discusses LevelTen's learning culture, and what we've got planned for broadening our minds in 2010.

Renee Dobbs talks about her plan to give more back to the community.

This week, the folks at LevelTen have been discussing our goals for the New Year. Most people will refer to that as a "resolution", but I prefer the term goal. Maybe its semantics, but the way I see it, as resolution implies failure (since statistically, most resolutions do fail), while a goal is something you consistently work to achieve.

On December 30th, 2009, Selena Gomez, (better known for her role as Alex Russo on the TV show "Wizards of Waverly Place"), visited Daireds Salon and Spa Pangea (client) for a haircut. Later, she tweeted about the positive experience to her 1.3 million followers.