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Who really wants to write a check?
My daughter who moved to the Midwest earlier this year is moving into a new apartment and was asked to provide a check. She’d only written a few and had to ask ‘how do I write a check again?’ While … Continue reading
Inventors are not necessarily entrepreneurs
I admit I am always on the lookout for a good idea that might have the potential to be a growing and successful business. This week just outside of Pittsburgh, I attended the INPEX (Invention and New Product Exposition). INPEX … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged Doc Brown inventor, Entrepreneurs, George Foreman, INVENT HELP, Inventions
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Routines are a safety net that should be torn up and re-sewn
I recently finished Jeremy Dean’s excellent 2013 book Making Habits, Breaking Habits: Why We Do Things, Why We Don’t, and How to Make Any Change Stick. If you are interested in reading about the motivations of people as it relates … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged changing behavior, Changing routines, Habits, Jeremy Dean, Making new habits, PsychCentral, Routines
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‘Let’s start a company’ isn’t child’s play
I can almost picture it in my mind. Two seven-year olds are having a play date. Kids still do that right? One says to the other “Let’s play the startup game” OK! I’ll play the founder CEO and you can … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, Start ups
Tagged Asian Startups, Building companies, Entrepreneurs, Startups
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For Billboard advertising you have 7 seconds or less
Since as my partner David likes to say we need to be COG-nostic (not agnostic) when it comes to deciding on the appropriate channel marketing mix OOH (out-of-home) marketing is always considered. As I have written in the past the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Marketing stuff, Out of home advertising
Tagged Billboards, OOH, Outdoor advertising
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Mobile voice apps are already better than you think
During this year’s Super Bowl, Amazon.com promoted the Amazon Echo, their new stand-alone voice activation device. Alec Baldwin is featured in the somewhat offbeat spots that can be seen here. ‘Alexa’, the name used to access whatever you want … Continue reading
Leading a team is a full time job
Over the past few years like so many people, I’ve had a major change in direction in my daily professional life. One of the biggest changes is that I’ve experience is not having employees. A well written article today by … Continue reading
Posted in Managing people, Team management, Team performance
Tagged Leadership, leading, managing employees, teams
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State of Emergency: Rhode Island Stumbles and Falls. But What Happens Next is Even Worse.
Originally posted on Marketing Thingy:
Have you heard about the marketing disaster happening in Rhode Island? It’s pretty bad, and it’s only getting worse. Instead of just recounting the disaster, let’s look at what happened, step by step, and point…
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How will you market your product on Snapchat?
To be considered a good marketer, it’s well known that one needs to be aware of all the relevant tools that are available. In being a resource for clients how can you make recommendations on strategic marketing approaches if you … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising to Millenials
Tagged Snapchat Advertising, Social media advertising
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