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Fun for a Friday – here’s a hilarious riff on the Ad Agency world.
May 26, 2006
Fun for a Friday – here’s a hilarious riff on the Ad Agency world.
OK, this is silly, but I’ll share my excitement anyway. As part of my work of advising the LAPD on their new blog, I stopped
I recently wrote a whitepaper at work that may be of interest to you, fine reader. The whitepaper is titled “Options and strategies for a
Lately, the discussion of using blogging software/concepts as the core of a corporate web site rather than a separate section has come up a number
You always know you’re in the big time, and either fully into societal acceptance or close to it when Congress comes after you… MySpace and
For many years I’ve talked about three tenets of viral marketing – namely what needs to happen in order to make something "go viral". I
I read a lot of business books as I try to absorb as much data funneled into my brain as possible. The good ones I’ll
The LAPD has launched a terrific department blog, and it’s well worth a look. The reputation of the LAPD has taken a hit in years
This article is a great look at how Netflix pulled off something amazing in building their business: The Five Lessons from the Netflix Startup Story.
Kate Kaye has written an essay on word of mouth marketing. It raises some interesting discussion points, not least of which being her belief that
Sometimes it’s the simple things – Roller Warehouse, a supplier of goods for skaters, has created a simple ad/news box that you can quickly and
Sometimes I look at really cool online marketing projects and scratch my head for days trying to figure out how the project delivers on the
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