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Being habitually late is inconsiderate and rude
You can tell from the headline that this post has great rant potential. You’d be correct. It’s not because someone in particular recently made me wait, stood me up or let me down, or at least not in particular. I … Continue reading
Super Bowl Ads in Preview – good idea or bad idea?
The trend of releasing ads early that will run on the upcoming Super Bowl began a few years ago. Already this week I’ve seen people commenting on the previews of some of the ads that have been released. Already one … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Brand Advertising, Media, Sports Marketing, Super Bowl Advertising, Television advertising
Tagged Audi Super Bowl ad, Budweiser Super Bowl ads, Century 21 Super Bowl ads, E-Trade Super Bowl Ads, Merecedes-Benz Super Bowl ad, Previewing Super Bowl ads, Speed Stick Super Bowl Ads, Super Bowl advertisements, Super Bowl XLVII, Taco Bell Super Bowl ads, Volkswagen super bowl ad
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YouTube’s shot across the cable brow
It was a small story in this morning’s Wall Street Journal “Google’s YouTube in Talks to Let Video Creators Charge Viewers”. People familiar with YouTube and its need for finding new revenue streams will not be surprised at all. Take … Continue reading
Posted in Television advertising
Tagged Cable Television, Wall Street Journal, YouTube, YouTube channels
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Lexington – not my old Kentucky home but I’ve always felt welcome
It’s been nearly a year and a half since I was in Lexington, Kentucky, a city I’ve visited four or more times a year for nearly fifteen years prior. You know you’ve been to a city a lot when you … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Bluegrass Hospitality Group, Keeneland, Kentucky Wildcats, KY, Lexington, Lexingtonians, Malone's, Man'O War, Shoney's, Waffle House
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What next for Foursquare?
I was a fairly early adopter of Foursquare having joined up in March of 2010. I was particularly interested in how people might use the platform with check-ins and how Foursquare might monetize the platform. Nearly three years later I … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Communication, Community, Customer Experiences, Networking, Social Media, Technology
Tagged American Express, Amex and Foursquare, Check-ins, ComScore, Crain's New York Business, Dennis Crowley, Foursquare.com, Fred Wilson, Mayors on Foursquare, Mobile Metrix, Pinterest, Union Square Ventures, Value propositions
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Why all the fuss about energy drinks?
The National Advertising Division (NAD) an advertising watchdog has been for five years telling Living Essentials the maker of 5-Hour Energy to drop its ‘no crash’ claim. Apparently a five year old study showed that the product resulted in a … Continue reading
The U.S. Economy – it is what it is
It’s been more than four years since the economic crash of 2008 that affected (and still affects) many countries around the world including the U.S. The behavior of many Americans has changed and some of those changes are likely permanent. … Continue reading
Do you have ‘pure’ experiences anymore?
It was this past Saturday afternoon and before getting started on helping cook dinner I found myself alone at home at just the moment the Baltimore Raven – Denver Bronco NFL Divisional Playoff game took place. Yes I know, funny … Continue reading