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Funnel marketing and low-cost distribution has created message assault!
As a longtime direct response marketer, I’ve often employed regression analysis in order to better understand prospect and customer behavior. When printed magazines were in their heyday and reader renewal subscriptions were a lifeblood to advertising revenue, regression analysis allowed … Continue reading
Posted in Email marketing, Marketing stuff
Tagged Email messaging, Funnel marketing, LinkedIn Messaging
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The U.S. – China Syndrome today
When I think about the interesting and good times I spent traveling in and around China, I have fond memories of the people I met and the places I went. Admittedly, as a business endeavor, my efforts to help Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing stuff
Tagged Chinese view of U.S., U.S. China relations, U.S. China trade war
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Let’s help save restaurants but restaurants can also help themselves
We’re more than 8 months into the Covid-19 pandemic, and owner-operated as well as chain restaurants like California Pizza Kitchen and Le Pain Quotidien,have gone bankrupt or out of business altogether. Many other chains are on the brink or worse. … Continue reading
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Commuting, working, eating & living in metro NYC during a mature pandemic
It is safe to say that these are no longer the early stages of the global 2020 Covid-19 pandemic. I have been asked a number of times ‘what’s is it like in and around New York City?’ Until recently, aside … Continue reading
Digital natives have an advantage during the Coronavirus pandemic
If you are under 40 you are a digital native. Most of the under-40 group has been online since at least their teenage years. Having been attached to screens and aspects of the virtual world has made this group much … Continue reading
The point I missed about podcasts
A couple of years ago I posted that I liked podcasts well enough but felt that since I could read so much faster than I could listen.. Continue reading
Dining out and going back into the cave
A recent post was about fine dining restaurants and face masks not going well together. Well I have an admission to make. About ten days ago I went to a restaurant. AND I wore pants! My wife and I met … Continue reading
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E-mail communication during a Global Pandemic
I belong to two gyms one of which is $10/month and the other in New York City is more expensive but not crazy. I have not been to either gym since March, and I am in no hurry to get … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Marketing stuff, Professionalism
Tagged business, Communication
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Road trip over – back in the office
The five-day trip back east from the California desert was a breeze. We drove not more than 10 hours in any one day. Most days were between 8 and 10 hours. Weather was not an issue at all which was … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing stuff
Tagged Coronavirus, remote work, Road trips, Transit strike NYC 1980, Zoom.us
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Why I have always underestimated the benefits of bowling
Not far from where I live in the NYC suburbs, a new mall has opened which in and of itself is unusual in the U.S. today. It’s easy to write about the demise of malls which has been mostly the … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Behavior, Marketing stuff
Tagged Bowling, Bowlmor, Pinstripes Bowling, Splitsville Lanes
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