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Monthly Archives: July 2008
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As my vacation at an undisclosed location (for your safety, not mine) continues, I managed to go 24 hours straight with no technology. I can’t remember the last time I’ve done that. Unfortunately it’s end of month and that means … Continue reading
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Audio Explosion
So I have still been running around like crazy. The sales kickoff was last week and I’m also trying to get everything together for an event in Toronto, and vacation before that up in Northern Michigan. I’d love to say … Continue reading
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Podcamp Boston Presentation
Thanks to everyone that to time to talk about Social Media and Marketing at Podcamp Boston. Here’s a link to the slide deck, please contact me if you have any other questions. Podcamp Boston Slide Deck Transcriptions were also mentioned … Continue reading
Posted in The Marketeer
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The Fresh Air Fund Could Use Your Help
The Fresh Air Fund is looking for help to give inner-city children a chance to get away from New York for a summer vacation. If you’d like to help you can get more information here: The Fresh Air Fund
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Why Blogging Changes Journalism
Boston Red Sox Pitcher Curt Schilling gives an amazing first person account of his shoulder surgery. It’s as if your your own brother played Major League Baseball and showed up at the family reunion with the tale of his latest … Continue reading
Posted in Brain Buster
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Roasting Scott Monty
Last Friday a group of Boston Professionals met to send Scott Monty off to Michigan for his new job with Ford. In the spirit of a classic roast, most of the jokes were at his expense or at Crayon’s (apologies … Continue reading
Posted in Podcasting, The Marketeer
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Hanging with the Mad Man
“It’s all over for you Mickey…” I have not vanished off the face of the earth (although my cellphone did in New York City this weekend, but that’s a tale for another day). Lots of interesting stuff over the past … Continue reading
Posted in Podcasting
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Scoring and the Buying Cycle
Having worked with a scoring system for a couple of months, I’ve been watching closely to see what I can learn about how to set it up properly. I was fortunate enough to catch a great session at the MarketingProfs … Continue reading
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July 11th – Roasting Scott Monty
The countdown is on for the Social Media Roast of Scott Monty. Come join us for a steak dinner and a chance to berate Scott. If you are unable to make it to Boston, feel free to send over any … Continue reading
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Lacking the Will to Write
It’s the weekend and I am. I really should be working on the book project, but the weather’s just too nice and I’m going outside to enjoy it. I have tackled a bunch of paperwork, and just completed the monthly … Continue reading
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