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Just don’t take away my printed Sunday New York Times
As a big fan of digital publishing I read my daily newspapers digitally (The NY Times and Wall Street Journal) – all except for the local newspaper (The Norwalk Hour), which along with a printed New York Times are delivered … Continue reading
Is Amazon too big to care?
The NY Times on Tuesday published an article on Amazon.com and the idea that the company works on ‘disrupting itself’. Scott Galloway of L2 is extensively quoted in the article ‘arguing’ that Amazon does not want to own a piece … Continue reading
Another college shooting hits closer to home
I was planning to write about Facebook and why people ‘like’ brands. But when I woke up this morning I learned of another round of shootings on a U.S. college campus – Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. Here in … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership
Tagged 2nd Amendment, FSU, FSU shootings, Gun violence, Shootings on college campuses, U.S. shootings, Wild West
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How did Toyota save the Prius brand?
Recently Toyota Prius has been advertising on television with some amusing spots from Saatchi & Saatchi including one entitled “Rain’ in which an adolescent waits for the rain to wash the fourteen year old family Prius. Another spot entitled ‘Family Portrait’ … Continue reading
Marketing intuition – overrated or underrated?
Smart direct marketers have been doing evidenced-based marketing for a very long time. Yet even with the use of old school matrixes prior to the rise of spreadsheet marketing, a fair amount of experienced based intuition would be employed. What … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Best business practices, Data driven marketing, Marketing stuff
Tagged Counting cards in blackjack, Daniel Khaneman, Data-fueled marketing, Google Analytics, Intuition Marketing, Marketing intuition, System 1 and System 2, Thinking Fast and Slow, using data in marketing
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Five reasons a football tailgate is all about social networking
Because I am an American I watch football. Some days I watch too much football. Well almost. Yet like most football watching fans I don’t attend many games in person. There are obvious reasons for that – expense being a … Continue reading
Two fingers in a Tumblr – Yahoo has something to cheer about
On Wednesday this week the New York Times reported that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer said that Yahoo had ‘strong third-quarter financial performance on Tuesday, breaking a pattern of revenue declines and posting profits … Continue reading
Have you actually ever stayed in an airbnb place?
Before a couple of weeks ago I would have had to say – no, I think airbnb is a cool idea but I’ve never stayed anywhere via their portal. That’s not true any longer, I’ve taken the plunge. It wasn’t … Continue reading
Commuting and stress – can you relate?
I’ve written about commuting to New York City before. http://wp.me/pn6jX-jG http://wp.me/pn6jX-RG . But I was speaking with a friend recently regarding commuting and he encouraged me to share my description of what it is like. Living outside of the city … Continue reading
Amazon and Apple – are they rivals or partners?
Aggravation: As of last week The Wall Street Journal application that resides on my ‘Original’ Amazon Kindle Fire is no longer is supported by Amazon. I learned of this when last week I could no longer download the paper. No … Continue reading