In 2015 pretty much everyone has a blog. However, there’s a huge difference between your nephew’s tumblr account or your friend’s stream of uninteresting filtered food photos, and a professional business blog. Becoming a thought leader, and a source of reliable, interesting content should be the goal of every business blog. However, a blog that […]
A Blog about Blogging (Why should my practice be blogging?) Read More »
I have been blogging a lot more at my company’s blog, The Inside Lane. Topics I would normally include on this site I’ve been posting there. As you can imagine I wouldn’t think to duplicate the content here. That is why you may think I have been neglecting this blog. So, let me get you
Digital Marketing in the Brain Read More »
I know infographics are all the rage these days and everyone seems to love them. I struggle to understand why people love them so much because quite frankly I don’t like them. They might look pretty,colorful and appealing, but in terms of conveying information they’re not very easy to use. The only infographics I’ve liked are
Five Reasons Why I Don’t Like Infographics Read More »
An online community is an interactive group of members joined together by a common interest. An online community can be one of the most powerful tools a marketer can deploy for retention, word of mouth marketing, and market insight. To host a successful community it is important to focus on objectives, chart a road map,
Driving Customer Engagement Through Online Communities Read More »
This is a hilarious collection of “problems” that is always grayed out and shown in a dark light on infomercials. Its overly dramatized for a purpose – otherwise who’d by the snuggie? Take a look and enjoy:
Problems That Aren’t Problems and How Infomercial Products Solve Them Read More »
Creativity isn’t necessarily my strongest traits. Not at least in the traditional sense. I can be creative looking at analytics and numbers or in problem solving. However, when it comes to art, design and “creation” itself I’m pretty thin. That doesn’t mean I can’t tell when something is creative and impressive. I certainly can and
Design Connection: Marketing Design and Creativity at Its Best Read More »
Yesterday I attended the Get Motivated business seminar. I was really looking forward to the event and enjoyed many of the speakers. There were some big names speaking and it was my first time seeing them live. While I would rate the overall experience as “so-so”, I loved hearing from Kurt Warner, Krish Dhanam, Phil
Nothing Extraordinary at Get Motivated Phoenix Read More »
What does this say to you? To me it says, when you find a successful formula don’t mess with it. H/T: Consumerist
I guess being unemployed does have its upside – as long as it’s not for too long I guess. And if you’re a social media savvy creative type with a background in PR, Marketing, advertising, writing, web design, graphic design and happen to find yourself out of work – you’re in luck. They’re casting for
Reality Show of the Unemployed Read More »
Every business is now rushing to develop profiles on social networking sites and jump start their marketing in Web 2.0. However, there are certain technical features about setting up a business presence on Facebook which you need to be aware of before you jump in and start. So, before you spend countless hours frustrated, take
Difference Between a Page and Profile on Facebook Read More »
