Once upon a time, there were two baseball teams, the Red Sox and the Yankees. Each team did its thing, and the owners made money, the players made money, the advertisers made money in the stadiums and on the televisions, and all was more or less well. Fans got to root for their teams and…
Please consider the following: Local Governments, Churches, Community Groups, Prominent Business Men And Others Are All Divesting From Big, Corrupt Banks Bank customers flee to credit unions Massive pile of news results about closing bank accounts This, ladies and gentlemen, is the protest that works. This is the protest that actually wakes up the powers…
How many of you remember the classic martial arts movie The Karate Kid? If you’ve never watched it, go find it on the movie rental service of your choice. Remember how Ralph Macchio’s character Daniel was put through a series of seemingly pointless exercises by his teacher Mr. Miyagi, the most famously quoted being “wax…
… may as well be the good stuff. One of my favorites, Sarah McLachlan’s Wintersong: [youtube width=”480″ height=”360″]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPl2wMh396Q[/youtube] (available on Amazon) Happy wintertime, everyone.
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Don F. Perkins from Mind Mulch about a few different things on my mind of late, such as Google’s Zero Moment of Truth. Watch the short 5 minute interview below to see what we chatted about. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyE3pWL-_2w[/youtube]
Marketing appears to be somewhat amusingly stuck between two extremes today. On the one hand, you have the folks (especially on the ecommerce and SEO side) saying that the long tail is your friend and is all you need to prosper. Create enough good content and the long tail will take care of you. On…
