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April 23, 2008

The Publisher's Paradox: Why Traditional Advertising Models Are Dead

Against the backdrop of incessant reporting about record reductions in newspaper subscriptions and advertising revenue, I read a recent article that stated the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review is losing about $20 million per year.

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October 6, 2006

The Great BIG Branding Lie

Recently I’ve caused a bit of a stir when I said that Google does NOT define your brand. The discussion that ensued has been informative and constructive (mostly). I even got a few sly insults thrown my way, which is fine, I can understand that my thoughts have stirred up quite a few hornet nests....

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September 26, 2006

Corporate Videos 2.0: SecondLife Machinima + YouTube

I had heard a week ago from the blog of Shel Holtz (of For Immediate Release fame) that a PR agency called Text100 had set up an office in SecondLife, and my immediate reaction was somewhat ambivalent....

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A Viral Campaign Done Right Ain't Cheap, Easy

I must have read and heard a hundred times that viral marketing is an inexpensive way to get a message across. Nice idea. But it's not true....

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September 25, 2006

Is Starbucks Worth Another Nickel?

The buzz today among marketers, brand developers and those who love coffee circles around the announcement that Starbucks raised its drink prices by a nickel, its first price increase in two years....

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September 22, 2006

What's Next Online? Offline

As more and more of our lives get locked up in the various electronic boxes we're all attached to all day, we can get along with less and less human contact....

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Are You A Weirdo?

If you are reading this, then I suspect you already know the answer....

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September 21, 2006

The Power of Personas

Imagine for a minute that you're on a charge to make your company -- or your product, or your Web site --increasingly customer-centric. So you have a company-wide kickoff to rally passion around the customer....

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September 20, 2006

Community Empowerment, NBA Style

When the New Jersey Nets wanted to boost sales of their season ticket packages, one thing was obvious: They were going to have to start eating more pancakes....

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Pet Peeves

My friend Eileen has a grey striped cat named Nimbus, whose greatest joy is to hunt in the backyard woods and drop his offerings at her back door....

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Branson’s Mission

Fast Company has published a short, but very insightful, piece with Richard Branson in the magazine’s September issue....

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September 18, 2006

The Happiness Quotient: What Is It?

My first post touched on "The Happiness Quotient," which is the focus of my upcoming book entitled, Lead with Your Heart....

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