Archives for January 2009

Know your worth

There is a lot of talk about how Americans need to be more “competitive” in a global marketplace. I don’t want to write about that today, though. Instead, I’m more interested in talking about your competitiveness and how you can… continue reading »

“Be All You Can Be” marketing

The military is an marketing tour de force. I mean, at their core, they have the worst product to sell of any marketer outside of funeral directors. They sell war. Kids these days sure like playing war games on their… continue reading »

Four things to think about before your college redesigns its web site

I’ve been pondering what to blog about for a while, but my lack of creativity stems largely from what I’ve been doing for the past few months. As I prepare to pull the trigger on the 4th redesign I’ve been… continue reading »

A Night of Active Dialogue

First big announcement of the year is that I’ll be hosting through Synonym, an event called A Night of Active Dialogue. The best way to describe it, is if the TED Conference and BarCamp got together and had a baby,… continue reading »

The newbie’s guide to putting yourself out there online

I was asked by a friend a few months ago, an old work colleague, about online profiles and whether there are “hard and fast” rules on mixing your profiles. I had to think about it a bit, but here’s a… continue reading »

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