Hoo, boy. Blogging Is Dead… Here We Go Again | By Mitch Joel at Twist Image Blogging is not dead. Blogging is only dead if you’re a brand trying to use a Blog as an extension of your advertising or as a way to attempt to control your corporate messaging by using it to humanize [...]
As the fletcher whittles and makes straight his arrows, so the master directs his straying thoughts.
From Yahoo Finance: Davison International Inc., a 285-employee company that designs and creates kitchen gadgets, toys and other consumer products, relocated in 2006 to a 61,000-square-foot building in Pittsburgh, Pa. Its interior, which followed a year-long, $5 million renovation, is intended to encourage creativity and a positive attitude among staff. One third of its inventions [...]
Here we are in the first review of 02012, ready to kick some ass and take some names! UPDATE: My friend Dave Seah has posted his 2012 Groundhog Day Resolutions here. Taking a look back, some details I have read 13 books so far this year, fiction and non-fiction. Most of them are in the [...]
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January 7, 2010 in Business Development
From Alan Webber’s Rules of Thumb:
Number 2: Every company is running for office. To win, give the voters what they want.
Unlike the US Congress, which apparently doesn’t care what the people they represent want from them, companies have to provide a service or product that people want. Or need. (ask the people that make buggy whips)
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