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Category Archives: The Marketeer
Do You Know Anyone Serving in Iraq or Afghanistan?
On Sunday I will be running the Run to Home Base, a 9 km road race that will finish at Home Plate in Fenway Park. As part of this race I raised $1,000 for a fund run by the Red … Continue reading
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Tough Week
Normally on Sunday night I review my calendar for the week to see what’s coming up. Unfortunately things have been kind of crazy here and so I was not completely prepared on Monday morning for a book signing party that … Continue reading
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Google is Still the Best
Mitch Joel asked some good questions about free services from Google causing headaches when people get locked out. A quick summary – both Chris Brogan and C.C. Chapman lost access to gmail, calendar, wave, the whole deal. The idea of … Continue reading
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Why Are You At The Show?
A friend of mine is considering some trade shows and asked: What would you consider to be a typical setup for a small booth? Signage? Table? etc. Is there anything that is a MUST have for a trade show booth … Continue reading
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WebInno 25
After the server disaster last month I’ve been running behind and never had a chance to post my follow up from WebInno 25. The event has grown so fast that I’ve changed my strategy in attending. Instead of checking out … Continue reading
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Lazarus Protocol
Ronin Marketeer lives! After a week of not existing at all, and another 3 days with the equivalent of a circa 1996 “Under Construction” page, most of the blog is back. You can check out the previous post to hear … Continue reading
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Who is John Wall?
My wife’s friend is a teacher and she has a sign that says “You are special and unique, just like everyone else”. So for the record, I am unique as the only John J. M. Wall III and in fact, … Continue reading
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Live! From New York! It’s Saturday Night!
Those are the best words on TV. Nothing else sets up such a sense of excitement and anticipation. Here’s the live Marketing Over Coffee from the PRSA, it was cool to have a crowd bigger than the staff of Dunks … Continue reading
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Live! From Cambridge! It’s Friday Night!
Today at 4pm I will be in Cambridge with Christopher Penn as guests on Hubspot TV. You can watch the show live on their site and I might even be able to keep the twitter stream open, so you can … Continue reading
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Not Strategy, Not Analysis – Execution
Seth Godin had a link to a Business Week article that had him taking some shots from academics. I had to laugh at criticsm leveled by those who have a vested interest in maintaining the impression that what’s important is … Continue reading
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