This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Category Archives: Marketing
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
Category Archives: Marketing
Small Town Rules
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
Category Archives: Marketing
Small Town Rules
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
Category Archives: Marketing
Small Town Rules
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
Category Archives: Marketing
Small Town Rules
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
Category Archives: Marketing
Small Town Rules
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
Category Archives: Marketing
Small Town Rules
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
Category Archives: Marketing
Small Town Rules
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
Oh no, it's Jeff the Elf
The holidays must be upon us, the turkey isn’t even in the grocer’s freezer yet, but its full-tilt Christmas season for advertisers with OfficeMax’s annual launch of Elf Yourself. Granted, I think the whole thing is quite corny as hell, it is also an annual viral hit that has gotten them a lot of ink…
The case for reputation management
There have been a lot of articles recently written about the need for companies to engage with their customers via social media. Some companies look at Dell’s $2 million revenue via social media and say – how do we scale to that over the next X months? While making money is a very good thing,…
Interesting Seth Godin Presentation
Came across this presentation from Seth Godin earlier tonight and found it pretty interesting on the ideas of sharing ideas and connecting with people. If you don’t care about the content, check out the presentation for the humorous image inlays – children cigarrette ads, Santa Claus’ tomb and more… What tribe are you a part…
Social media ROI
Anyone working with social media in some way shape or form has heard the simple phrase how do we measure ROI? More times and not the person asking doesn’t have the clearest insight or idea of what you are doing all day. Things like can’t we hire an intern or outsource this stuff? Instead of…
Pitching mom blogs
Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are also…
Rate Sony's new viral video
Viral video may be one of the most over-used and over-hyped buzz words when it comes to social media marketing. Granted, there are some formulas that can help you plot out the key components of a “viral” video, its viral nature depends on actual people viewing it. YouTube may make it easier with their sponsored…
