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Mavericks at Work: Who’s Hiring?
Last month the Indianapolis Marketing Book Club chose Mavericks at Work as the book to read. I love books, and especially love business books. My house is full of them. I’m reading this one and just started Never Eat Alone: And Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time. Mavericks at Work is one of those incredibly inspirational books,…
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7 Steps to Content Marketing Success
It shouldn’t be a question anymore about the value and performance of a solid content marketing strategy. Your business needs a consistent heartbeat of content streaming from it that gets the attention of prospects, builds your authority and trust online, and ultimately drives conversions through your inbound and outbound marketing channels. No surprises from this infographic from Smart Insights –…
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What are the Wings of Your Marketing Strategy?
Yesterday, I started reading Nick Carter’s book Twelve Seconds: The Lift Your Business Needs. I love the analogy of a business as flight in the book and Nick describes it thoroughly. One of the first discussions is lift. NASA defines lift as the following: Lift is the force that directly opposes the weight of an airplane and holds the airplane…
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Become a Brand of Choice
In a recent post, Seth Godin asked an important question I think every business owner needs to answer : Why You? Why Now? Lets face in most product categories, but certainly in internet services we have choices. When it comes to Email providers, web hosts, and customer relationship management software , the smart business owner should ask a potential…
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MBP: Micro-Blogging Provider and Protocol
It’s time!1.webp” align=”right” title=”Micro-blogging platforms” width=”148″ height=”260″ class=”alignright size-full tie-image2319″ /> You folks may have read about the tiff a while back between Robert Scoble and Twitter. Scoble did meet with Twitter and resolve the situation. Some folks are speaking about a business model with these micro-blogging services where popular users pay for the service. I’d actually like to submit…