Saw David Brier branding seminar last night…

If you’re going to do something, do something remarkable…How many points of contact do you have with clients or customers and how do you make it special? Surpass expectations – what can transform your ordinary into extraordinary? Related posts: Generic Advertising Never Works It seems like 90% of advertising, especially small business advertising,… Lou Carbone of Experience Engineering Spoke at MIMA Last Night. I was blown away… Wow. Lou Carbone of Experience Engineering was amazi

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Saw David Brier branding seminar last night…

Yankees Angels Game 5: Los Angeles Beat New York

Just moments after Los Angeles Angels triggered their jump, shout, Naughty Monkey Rally in the indicator, they erased a late deficit and saved their season. Without doubt, Monkey Business is a mere coincidence. It’s just a marketing gimmick, a video star and a bear – right? No fans who saw the night of Thursday improbability of a game championship series. Not the Yankees, who were three tickets tickets to the World Series against the Angels snatched the win with a 7-6 win that cut edge back fr

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Wrong war

* interview for The Sofia Echo weekly, published on Friday, Oct. 10. Author: Rene Beekman On the morning of our interview, Veni Markovski posted a Facebook status message saying he thought that, “as long as there are people in Bulgaria like those with whom I talked the night before, there is hope”. Asked who he was referring to, Markovski points to the first row of tables in the hotel lobby we are sitting in, and, without naming his conversation partners by name, he says “we were actually

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Death of Petro-Dollar, Told Ya So

Death of Petro-Dollar, Told Ya So by Jim Willie, CB. Editor, Hat Trick Letter | October 8, 2009 The story hit like a thief in the night, even bearing Biblical proportions. The end of the exlusive sale of MidEast oil in USDollars, the rise of Russian and Chinese influence in the Persian Gulf, the rise in importance for the Intl Monetary Fund basket of currencies, the final clarion call for the free ride by Americans on the Dollar Credit Card, and hidden implications that the Saudis must shop

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#140tc How To Grow Your Followers with Events

#140tc LA Twitter Conference 2009 was a spectacular event. I barely slept the night before in excitement to meet so many new people. I met so many beautiful, intelligent, business savvy people. I wasn’t surprised in any way because I knew that the Twitterverse is full of people like this. In order to avoid major LA traffic, I left my house super early and was the first one to arrive at the event (even before the event coordinators! ) I decided to take a few pre-shots before the rush of peopl

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The Black Bass Lesson: How hard is it for potential customers to find you?

Recently, we were invited to a friend’s surprise party at the Black Bass Inn in Pennsylvania, and decided to fly up just for the night. The Black Bass turns out to be a charming inn built several decades before the Revolutionary War, but making a reservation wasn’t easy. In fact, it was so hard to find their phone number, I wondered if maybe they had banned telephones as a nod to historic accuracy. The invitation instructed us to visit www.blackbassinn.com, which actually takes you to a porn

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The Black Bass Lesson: How hard is it for potential customers to find you?

Meteorologist and Entrepreneur Paul Douglas spoke at LBL

paul Douglas gave a convincing presentation deciphering his perception of where consumer choice and instant gratification are converging for business and marketing. The smart money is hot on that trail… Related posts: Think you can afford to ignore your small business website any longer? I read an interesting article today from BIZREPORT magazine… Lou Carbone of Experience Engineering Spoke at MIMA Last Night. I was blown away… Wow. Lou Carbone of Experience Engineering was amazi

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Meteorologist and Entrepreneur Paul Douglas spoke at LBL

Bourjois – The Story of Blush

French cosmetic firm Bourjois has been a mainstay for savvy beauty consumers, and for the lucky women of France since the 19th century. Paris was a raucous place in the 1800s, with fashion, music and theatre scandalizing polite society with its outré behaviour. Respectable ladies did not wear make-up, wanting to distance themselves from the actresses and ladies of the night who embraced enhancing their natural beauty with cosmetics. But ladies secretly used beetroot or strawberry juice to

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Hungry!

Haha. I’m not entirely sure why I’m blogging at 4.15am in the morning.. I think it’s because I’ve turned nocturnal, sleeping in the afternoons, and staying awake during entire nights. Hmmm. because I’ve got peace and quiet in the middle of the night. I can sleep in the midst of noise, but I can’t study with noise. Hehe. And I’m hungry. I ought to sleep soon, before my parents wake up and discover I’ve not slept yet. Hahaha, that was the nice part of them being away for 5 weeks, I did eve

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