Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
Category Archives: Marketing
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
Category Archives: Marketing
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
Category Archives: Marketing
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
Category Archives: Marketing
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
Category Archives: Marketing
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
Category Archives: Marketing
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
Category Archives: Marketing
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
Category Archives: Marketing
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
5 Commercials you WON’T see again
We all love advertisements. Many will make us laugh, smile or want to buy something. Here are some that come from yesteryear and are ones that you’d never see in today’s advertising world…
The Devil’s in the Details
Have you ever seen an offer that seemed too good to be true? Have you ever jumped on an offer that seemed perfect only to find out that there was something else that came with it? Chances are you answered yes to both of those. It’s OK, we all have. We get drawn in by…
A lesson in trust from a used car salesman
A few weeks back, my wife and I bought a new car, during the process, we were impressed with the level of trust the folks at Toyota of Watertown worked to build up. Nicely done Lou…
Are you shipping too early?
Are you proud of everything you’ve written? Do you ever feel like you rushed just to finish the task at hand? Have you cut a corner here or there while writing? If you answered yes to any of these questions for your blog posts, emails, work letters, postcard, etc., you have shipped too early. We…
Personalizing to cut through the clutter
Last week I was asked by Adam Cohen to speak for five minutes on a key takeaway from SXSW for the third annual Austin2Austin put on by Fleishman Hillard and the Community Roundtable. While I could have talked about a ton of things from food trucks, to influencer marketing to Shaq being Shaq, I settled…
