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I'd Like to Buy the World a... Moxie?

The markets have crashed. Credit is scarce. Consumers are scared. Everywhere, there is fear, uncertainty and doubt. There's a new kind of media that's taking the world by storm, but investments are shrinking fast....

Marketing Is a Lot Like White Socks

White socks are great. They go with everything, wear forever, and are excellent value for the price. And for those who love this argument, you can't measure ROI....

Personal Branding: What's Your Value-Add?

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The Social Media Release from a Marketer’s Perspective

There’s been a lot of buzz around the social media release (SMR) lately and since it’s an upheaval and departure from a 100-year old tradition, I thought I’d share my experience with utilizing an SMR (or a variation of one)...

Will You Take Your Own Advice in These Tight Times?

The Age of Conversation... Again!

Many regular readers of The Daily Fix know about The Age of Conversation, the collaborative book of essays from more than 100 marketing bloggers, which came from an online conversation between Drew McLellan in Iowa and Gavin Heaton in Australia....

The Social Media Handyman

Some weeks ago I was contacted by Ann Handley, Chief Content Officer here at MarketingProfs, who said she needed a "handyman" to assist her with her ANNARCHY blog. Of course, I was happy to oblige....

Free 2.0, Sponsored by...

Free is not a benefit. It’s a feature. We think it’s a benefit because we know what we offer has value. It benefits from our experience and it’s designed to get someone to act on something. Yet our prospects and...

Turning Loyal Customers Into VIPs

We were sitting at our favorite restaurant bar, Frescos, on a typical packed Friday night. It's always a great place to enjoy Happy Hour and conversation with the always-friendly patrons. Normally, I avoid asking typical networking questions, such as what...

Watch Out for Gary Vaynerchuk: The Social Media 'Meshugana'!

How to Measure Attention

We notice the things we think about, we overlook the rest. Say you’re buying a car and are looking at a 3 Series Sedan from BMW. I know, nice! Suddenly, you start seeing the 3 Series everywhere. Now that I...

Marketing Swagger

Got swag? Tchotchkes? Are giveaways part of your marketing strategy, in hopes of creating an enduring impression?...

Now Is Not the Time to Hide

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(Don't) Make a Name for Yourself

Should TV Networks Replace Ad Agencies?

Should the TV networks replace ad agencies? That's the question raised by "Media Rules" author Brian Reich (no relation) at a recent New York Media Information Exchange Group session and reported by Advertising Age yesterday....

Custom and Unique -- Repeat Repeat Repeat

Seth Godin's post about mass marketing does a great job of lining out what's crazy about the way marketing is done today. Want to go in the opposite direction? Social media tools like blogging don't have to be used like...

Go Ahead -- Pitch a Fit!

Why Outsourcing a Blog Might Be Smart

This headline, sent to me by a colleague, appeared in a recent issue of the Wall Street Journal: "Should You Outsource Your Company Blog?" Like most questions addressed in communications, marketing and other similar fields, the answer is -- Maybe....

Blog Council Unveils Disclosure Toolkit

Today the Blog Council unveils a disclosure toolkit. Before I get into what these checklists are designed to do, a word about what the council is....

Superior Air Power: How the Airlines Can Win

The Future of Advertising: Playing Games

Tim Brunelle is playing games. He decided to celebrate the one year anniversary of his agency with a game - Viking Smackdown. You can play it alone or with friends. He is onto something. You can use an iPhone and...

Economy Changes Customer Value Perceptions

Trust is Most Important Measure for Reputation: The Top Ten US Companies

Harris Interactive just released it’s 9th Annual Survey of the 60 most visible US companies. Their findings: 71% of consumers say the reputation of corporate America is “poor,” but consumers will buy, recommend and invest in companies that concentrate on...

White Papers, Lead Gen, New Rules of PR and Marketing!

This conference has flown by and by all accounts (all the smiling attendees) has really been a great success. Here are some quick tidbits and insights from today's programs....

MarketingProfs B2B Forum: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and More

This afternoon had the pleasure of sitting in on Chris Brogan's session, "Successful Lead Generation in a Social Media World," at our B2B Marketing Forum in Boston. The session was superb and my favorite quotes from the session are as...

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