People now have access to so much content — and have so many ways to gather news and information — that the likelihood of your corporate message penetrating the clutter is virtually nil. Instead, if you engage the audience in…
Continue Reading >People now have access to so much content — and have so many ways to gather news and information — that the likelihood of your corporate message penetrating the clutter is virtually nil. Instead, if you engage the audience in…
Continue Reading >Wayne Porter and Sam Harrelson discuss exactly what "next-gen" marketing means with practical examples, ideas and implementations.
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The podcast runs about 90 minutes and we discuss Wayne’s conception of Next Gen marketing and possible futures of online and affiliate marketing.…
Continue Reading >I was on Twitter, looking at followers that I had not been following. (Note on Twitter they are followers, on Facebook they are friends.)
I came across Steli Efti, Supercool Principal and this take on our education system and to be…
Continue Reading >I don’t like to cross post and you can find more at my personal site…e.g. replies from the curator however the incredible conversations that took place in private I cannot share- but they were of great value. Funny how a fringe…
Continue Reading >Affiliate Marketing Needs to Grow Up
Yes- true shock and awe over the number of attendees. I go on record that I am not an affiliate. Merchants are my affiliates. I am into experimental media. Often performance relationships are the…
Continue Reading >This is a simple question to answer for companies who are offering a product or service within the industry what the conference is catering to: making people aware of the product, demonstrate its abilities and value to interested potential customers,…
Continue Reading >There is no need to go to your state sex offenders list anymore, it is much easier just to head MySpace.com and send those same offenders a myspace e-mail message according to this article by Jenn Shreve and courtesy of Wired.com.
Continue Reading >Wired…

