Tag Archives: Content Marketing
New Marketing Programs – What’s Your 60′ Time?

New Marketing Programs – What’s Your 60′ Time?

Okay, let me be the first to say that I know nothing about cars.  I’m the guy that if the car breaks down, I go and open up the hood and I check the battery terminals.  All fine.  I look at any plastic reservoirs that have liquid in them. All filled.  I pull out the [...]

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Are You Playing Hard-To-Get With Your Content Marketing

Are You Playing Hard-To-Get With Your Content Marketing

I’ve always had a theory about New Year’s Eve celebrations.  I called it the New Years Anticipation Law.  It goes like this: the bigger your plans, the more money you were going to spend – basically the more you anticipated the event, the more disappointed you would ultimately be at the end of the evening.  [...]

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What’s Your Super Bowl Ad Strategy?

So, most of you will read this after the big game has been decided.  Whatever the outcome, as has been said before – I’m sure this year’s Super Bowl was a series of interesting and hopefully entertaining commercials periodically interrupted by a football game. Super Bowl advertising has, of course, been around since Super Bowl I [...]

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“You Lie!” Is Valuable To Your Marketing

So, if you haven't heard, there's alot of buzzabout South Carolina Congressman Joe Wilson's outburst during President Obama's joint congressional speech.  But any publicity is good publicity – right?  Maybe not so much. So, just in case last week's re-emergence of Punxsutawney Jobs  had your complete focus, on Wednesday President Obama delivered a speech on [...]

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“Auto-Tuned” Marketing – I Feel Your T-Pain

Did you see the trainwreck that was Heidi Montag at the 2009 Miss Universe Pageant?   Um, okay….yeah, me neither – but that's what YouTube is for right?  Mostly I'm just annoyed that she's now ruined one of my favorite Yaz Songs.  It would seem that anybody can be a pop star these days. Everywhere [...]

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