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The golden days of group couponing are almost over
Groupon http://www.groupon.com and Living Social http://www.livingsocial.com are red hot as the two of the most successful online social couponing sites with IPO’s in the offing for both companies. I’ve been getting the daily emails from both sites for quite some … Continue reading
To get new ideas and experiences think about getting out of your comfort zone
While I am hardly qualified to be a psychologist, I do constantly observe behavior in people and things in and around my life. One thing I have observed (and this is no revelation) is that people consistently fall into routines … Continue reading
Is Charlie Sheen a marketing genius?
With a dizzying total of more than 2,200,000Twitter followers in a little over a week Charlie (aka Tiger Blood) Sheen has reset the bar for attracting attention and gaining social media status. Now terming himself “Born small…Winning…Now Huge…Bring It!…unemployed winner…”, … Continue reading
Stock brokerage cold call prospecting – how could it still work?
I am sitting at my desk and the phone rings. For some reason our company does not have caller ID. On the other end of the phone is a young (or so I assume) man (in fact I cannot recall … Continue reading
Direct mail grows in defiance of ‘print is dead’
Despite all the talk about marketing via social networks, mobile marketing and digital display, the ‘traditional’ consistently performing channel – good old direct mail – continues to grow. While mass mailings of the 1980’s and 1990’s have diminished (I still … Continue reading
Google’s new One Pass – Should Continental Airlines be flattered?
When I heard about Google’s new One Pass Payment System http://on.wsj.com/fLb5Xm I immediately thought ‘why are they ripping off Continental Airline’s frequent flyer program name?’ It’s not like Continental Airlines has given up the program or that Google was unaware … Continue reading
New York’s Toy Fair is big – but not fun
I went to the Jacob Javits Center yesterday and attended my first Toy Fair in a really long time. In fact the last time I went to Toy Fair it was in the Flatiron District at 200 Fifth Avenue so … Continue reading
Attention Sealy Mattress shoppers – Beds are NOT Kitchens
With all the talk about controversial Groupon.com Super Bowl spot with Timothy Hutton (I thought it was a poor attempt at association humor, a bit insensitive, but hardly egregious as some people would have you believe), an overlooked spot in … Continue reading