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Monthly Archives: June 2007
The next level in gaming
With the holiday next week I was setting up my calendar for the week after that and found that the next WebInno meeting is coming up that Monday, July 9th. If you want to see what’s going on at the … Continue reading
Lists, Lists, Lists
This has been my past two weeks. I’ve got three webinars going this week so no matter what I do it involves pulling a list of some kind. My eyes are getting tired looking at columns of data. Time for … Continue reading
Posted in The Marketeer
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Do you need SEO or a copywriter?
So I’m still considering what the biggest news of the year is on the Marketing front (specifically, tactics). Boldly claiming the death of SEO, I have to admit it’s more of a “SEO is Dead, Long Live SEO”. The game … Continue reading
Posted in SEO and Paid Search
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Adventures on 128
I drive on Boston’s Route 128 (known as “The Yankee Division Highway” to a select few, or “The Yank” to the most townie insiders) for about 10 miles each way to work daily. It’s about as hardcore as highway driving … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life
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The 10 Biggest Changes in Marketing Strategy – 2007
I’m trying to do a “Year in Review” and I’m thinking about what has had the most impact in the past 12 months. We’re talking about things that will change your front line marketing tactics. Here’s my rough list: Email … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity Booster, The Marketeer
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America Online – but in Spanish
So I have this AOL email address that I’ve had since 1996. Since about 2000 I had an AOL Visa card so I didn’t have to pay any monthly fees, and now in the past year it’s gone free. As … Continue reading
Posted in Brain Buster
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More Marketing Over Coffee
The return to normal life (before the 4th) continues with the latest Marketing Over Coffee. Have you checked out the best Marketing Podcast yet?
Posted in Podcasting, The Marketeer
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Des Moines Register Gets It
Regardless of your politics you might be interested to take a look at how they are handling the news at The Des Moines Register. They are doing original work and they have the comments open to the public. I think … Continue reading
Posted in The Marketeer
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A bit of music
Being an enthralled spectator is a fascinating thing – It bears no resemblance to the fear of the performer or speaker. I truly enjoyed this clip, courtesy of Seth Godin’s blog for his new book, The Dip (which has made … Continue reading
Posted in Brain Buster
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Digging Out, Fighting at Dairy Queen
Ok, the trade show wars are over, I’m finally getting back to normal. After missing both an M Show and Marketing Over Coffee I feel like I’ve just broken out of the Phantom Zone. The first step back is today’s … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Podcasting
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