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Entries from December 2008
December 22, 2008
All the cool kids are doing it
When I first started blogging… it was mostly for giggles. I wasn’t really sure that it was useful or even that much fun. Then I started to see the hits to my site. People from all over the world started commenting on my posts. And I realized that some people are interested in seeing things from my point of view (crazy, I know!).
As the end of the 4th quarter approaches – a year after “official recession-dom” – everyone is talking about blogs. How they’re free… search-engine friendly… and extremely effective for creating two-way communication.
And a lot of companies are now scrambling to start something up. People that are effective bloggers are in high demand. Don’t believe me? Read Douglas Karr’s latest post on Talent Zoo: Your Company is Going Under, and You Could Have Stopped It.
December 15, 2008
Online marketing for job searches
Just posted on my Resume Rehab blog about a woman who is looking for a job using a t-shirt with her resume printed on it.
Too bad when I tried to look for her online to find out more, she didn’t have a web site, online resume, Linked In, blog, Facebook page… nothing.
Given the fact that the Internet has taken over the world of marketing (and most of the world, in general) is it possible for a successful marketer to have a virtually non-existent web presence?
Doesn’t seem like a very effective personal marketing plan to me.
December 5, 2008
I’m sensing a theme here
Somehow it’s just been a week full of burgers and feminine hygeine products. Don’t know how that happened. Here’s hoping that next week brings something less weird.
Ultraslim Fax on Ads of the World
There are no words for the sympathy I feel for the unfortunate recipients of those faxes.
December 3, 2008
Big Willy style
This little guy has a way of getting a crowd all riled up. Love it.
The video was taken at the Philadelphia Phillies’ World Series victory parade. The crowd cheered for him as he posed for his mom.
Thanks to Nice One! for the story.
December 3, 2008
Guns N’ Sodas
No one craves caffeinated beverages like Guns N’ Roses fans.
That’s why when Dr. Pepper teamed up with Guns N’ Roses to offer a free Dr. Pepper soft drink for every American fan in honor of the release of the first GN’R album in 17 years. In the first 24 hours after the release of Chinese Democracy, fans inundated the Dr. Pepper web site.
Then the Dr. Pepper site crashed and fans got ticked off.
Not only did they get mad at Dr. Pepper for the site crash, they got mad at GN’R. Talk about a sales promotion gone wrong.
December 1, 2008
McMarketing
How much is a slice of cheese worth to you?
McDonald’s says it’s worth nineteen cents.
That’s why if you stop by your neighborhood Mickie-D’s today, you’ll notice that they’ve removed the double cheeseburger from their $1 value menu. A double cheeseburger will now run you $1.19.
December 30, 2008
I was going to write about this later…
But with 2009 quickly approaching, I thought I should share the latest tool in combating procrastination: www.stickk.com.
You can go to the site to set goals and report on milestones and developments. You can even bet on yourself. A handy dandy referee (assigned yourself) has to verify your accomplishments via email.
If you don’t live up to your resolution, you’re not only humiliated with a “failure” status – you have to buck up the money to the charity, organization or person of your choice.
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