Comments on: give me 6 months http://shotgunconcepts.com/2008/05/give-me-6-months/ Marketing Speaker + Marketing Author Sun, 20 May 2012 22:57:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: J. Peder http://shotgunconcepts.com/2008/05/give-me-6-months/comment-page-1/#comment-141 J. Peder Mon, 02 Jun 2008 15:46:00 +0000 http://shotgunconcepts.com/2008/05/give-me-6-months/#comment-141 Here's a pretty funny video ("Flying the 'Unfriendly' Skies) that offers some helpful — and tasty — tips for making the most of airline cutbacks and getting around the latest luggage surcharge.<br/><br/>http://blogs.newsobserver.com/zane/ Here’s a pretty funny video (“Flying the ‘Unfriendly’ Skies) that offers some helpful — and tasty — tips for making the most of airline cutbacks and getting around the latest luggage surcharge.

http://blogs.newsobserver.com/zane/

]]> By: Shavkat http://shotgunconcepts.com/2008/05/give-me-6-months/comment-page-1/#comment-139 Shavkat Wed, 28 May 2008 22:35:00 +0000 http://shotgunconcepts.com/2008/05/give-me-6-months/#comment-139 I agree with you, I even think search engines (Google in particular) have this in their algorithm now: corporate blogging - it's easy to identify if the site has got a blog and the quality of it (post frequency, linkback authority, etc.) - so definitely, corporate blogging isn't something to think about - it's just a must-do! I agree with you, I even think search engines (Google in particular) have this in their algorithm now: corporate blogging – it’s easy to identify if the site has got a blog and the quality of it (post frequency, linkback authority, etc.) – so definitely, corporate blogging isn’t something to think about – it’s just a must-do!

]]> By: Kelly http://shotgunconcepts.com/2008/05/give-me-6-months/comment-page-1/#comment-138 Kelly Tue, 27 May 2008 15:05:00 +0000 http://shotgunconcepts.com/2008/05/give-me-6-months/#comment-138 Chris,<br/><br/>Reading that article was a lesson in what ties big business in knots.<br/><br/>Why six months to get a blog together? Somehow, they've got to get it past:<br/>"Mike Flanagan, senior VP at Weber Shandwick, American's public-relations shop of record";<br/>"Al St. Germain, director-airline practice at Landor";<br/>"Roger Frizzell, American's VP-corporate communications and advertising."<br/><br/><em>Director of Airline Practice?</em> Good grief.<br/><br/>Honesty, transparency, customer-centricity: they're all just tactics when you've reached that level of gobbledegook. The word "ploy" comes to mind in picturing their blog. Ugh.<br/><br/>Thanks for picking on them again.<br/><br/>Regards,<br/><br/>Kelly Chris,

Reading that article was a lesson in what ties big business in knots.

Why six months to get a blog together? Somehow, they’ve got to get it past:
“Mike Flanagan, senior VP at Weber Shandwick, American’s public-relations shop of record”;
“Al St. Germain, director-airline practice at Landor”;
“Roger Frizzell, American’s VP-corporate communications and advertising.”

Director of Airline Practice? Good grief.

Honesty, transparency, customer-centricity: they’re all just tactics when you’ve reached that level of gobbledegook. The word “ploy” comes to mind in picturing their blog. Ugh.

Thanks for picking on them again.

Regards,

Kelly

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