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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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First run movies at home won’t kill going to the movies
Last week Sean Parker (of Napster and Facebook fame) announced a new startup project, and as FORTUNE magazine put it “… called the Screening Room, that would allow users to pay to watch movies from home on the same day … Continue reading
Posted in ads in movies, Movie theater advertising, Screenvision, Technology
Tagged Cost for first run movies at home, DirecTV, Facebook, first-run movies at home, Fortune Magazine article home theaters, home theaters, movie theaters, Napster, Prem Akkaraju, Screening Room, Sean Parker, Variety.com, watching movies at home
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The DMV is still where you’d rather not be
As the nation that invented the driving of automobiles, any licensed driver feels a chill go up his or her spine when they have to consider a trip to the Department of Motor Vehicles. I’ve been going there now for … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the World Today, Personal Privacy
Tagged DMV, Privatization, Technology in public spaces
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Create more professional opportunities using the VC strategy of Deal Flow
It seems today as if everyone knows someone who’s trying to raise money for something. In my experience it’s often an entrepreneurial idea or an effort to take a struggling enterprise to a higher level. As a business strategy advisor … Continue reading
Is Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg among the best CEO ‘s in the U.S. today?
A few years ago it would have been unthinkable to consider twenty-something and millennial Mark Zuckerberg in the same vein as Jack Welch. But there I just did it and I think it’s worth consideration. Jack Welch was a terrific … Continue reading
Sirius XM – Are they serious?
Having recently completed a 3,650-mile drive (that’s nearly 5,900 kilometers for my non-U.S. readers) over a three-week period, I was thankful for the ‘free’ trial offered by Sirius XM Satellite radio. It’s the second free trial for the car I … Continue reading
Posted in Direct marketing, Satellite radio
Tagged Free trials, Satellite radio, Sirius, Sirius XM, Spotify, Subscription radio
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Chinese dance troupe Shen Yun is a big digital advertiser in the USA
If you live in or around any major city in the U.S. you’re are likely to have seen advertising for something called Shen Yun which appears to be some sort of Chinese dance troupe along the lines of Cirque du … Continue reading
Self-driving cars will hasten the death of the road trip
I just finished the first leg of a drive (1,200 miles) of what will be a quasi-road trip since I intend to stay in one place for two weeks. Like many of my peers way back at age 16 in … Continue reading
Personal recommendations have greater risk than reward
Most businesspeople agree that referrals and recommendations are the best way to grow your professional network, reputation, and career. Personally I am always flattered when I receive a referral or recommendation from someone I know and respect. And then I … Continue reading