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Tag Archives: bestof2007
artificial networks
Both online and offline, there’s been a surge in the concept of “networks” as a marketing tool. And websites and groups have sprung up to capitalize on the phenomenon. As people clamor to build their personal networks for business, they … Continue reading
square hole round peg problems
Here’s the thing that people get wrong about their web presence: It’s not about building a second version of yourself, your business, or your industry online. It’s about starting fresh with a new platform to reach a new audience. But … Continue reading
guerrillas peeing in the ocean
Normally, I’m a cynic when it comes to the concept of guerrilla marketing. There are several reasons:–As with most marketing platforms, it’s misunderstood. People call some things guerrilla marketing that really aren’t.–Some guerrilla marketing tactics should be part of a … Continue reading
What are you selling?
In my hometown, there’s an annual downtown event that celebrates different nationalities. During this celebration of different cultures, there has been a three-on-three basketball tournament, “Teen Idol” competition, and they sell lots of funnelcakes and corndogs. The organizers say that … Continue reading
Salespeople types
Lots of people confuse sales with marketing and vice versa. Sales is an important function of marketing and sometimes that function is carried out by salespeople. Unfortunately, good salespeople are hard to find. I’m sure you’ve run across one or … Continue reading

