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Posts tagged "marketing"

Ads as entertainment: Office Max Rubberband Man

Posted by Frank - October 28, 2009 - For entrepreneurs
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I was reminded today of Office Max’s classic series of commercials set to the tune of Rubberband Man by the Spinners and starring Eddie Steeples who now stars on the television show My Name Is Earl. I absolutely loved these commercials when they came out; you can’t help but dance in your seat with that [...]

Read More for fun, get inspired, marketing, social networking

Future of Web Apps London 2009 video index

Posted by Frank - October 9, 2009 - For entrepreneurs, For techies
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The Future of Web Apps conference is so right up my alley it’s almost stupid that I couldn’t attend. Web development with a focus on business: customer service, driving traffic, marketing, sales… It’s essentially the event for geeks who want to go from the basement to the corner office. Fortunately, Ryan Carson and the team [...]

Read More business support, content sharing, customer service, entrepreneur, expo, marketing, software development, usability

Trade show on a budget

Posted by Frank - September 21, 2009 - For entrepreneurs
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Are you planning to attend a trade show or expo to showcase your product or service? Costs surrounding these events tend to run into the ridiculous category, even for established companies. If you’re a startup, it’s quite the juggling act. We recently had a very lively discussion on the matter on the Philly Startup Leaders [...]

Read More expo, marketing, PSL

Firing a customer is okay, but not in this case

Posted by Frank - July 7, 2009 - For entrepreneurs
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An effective business always remembers that their relationship with a client is a two-way street. If the client isn’t holding up their end of the bargain, the company can and should drop them. This is called firing your customers. The discussion surrounding this notion, both pro and con, is pretty vast, and I recommend you [...]

Read More business support, customer service, marketing

Don’t use excerpts in your RSS feed

Posted by Frank - March 3, 2009 - For entrepreneurs, For everyone, For techies
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I’ve become a big-time RSS junkie in the last few months. Google Reader is my preferred format, but I am looking into some of the desktop-based readers. I’ve picked up on a subtle trend from these months of scouring roughly 50 feeds. The vast majority of feeds simply include the entirety of a given article, [...]

Read More marketing, usability

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