Marketing

misner's picture

Ivan R Misner

Every year, there is more and more evidence of the success people have when using networking activities to help grow and promote their businesses.
ramanujamsridhar's picture

Ramanujam Sridhar

Can a person be a brand? Definitely Yes! Read my blogs @ http://www.brand-comm.com/blog.html   Facebook: facebook.com/RamanujamSridhar  Twitter:
Harvey Mackay's picture

Harvey Mackay

Everyone is a salesperson all of their life. After all, whether you are a mechanic, teacher or a manager, you are selling ideas. You are negotiating. You are communicating . . . persuading . . .
ramanujamsridhar's picture

Ramanujam Sridhar

"Brands are like pieces of fine crystal - they take time to create and are easy to break" - Mike IsaacsonRead my blogs @ http://www.brand-comm.com/blog.html   Facebook: facebook.com/RamanujamSridhar  Twitter:
balaji's picture

Balaji Pasumarthy

Want to have your message become viral? Is there a way to spread the word without big budgets? I have long wonderd if there is a systematic way one could make a message viral. I finally got a lot of answers. I Watched this Video and then read the book.
alexanderosterwalder's picture

Alexander Osterwalder

After several years “on the market” there are now multiple Business Model Canvas adaptations floating around. People sometimes ask me about them. This blogpost provides an answer by explaining the Canvas through the analogy of a Theater (watch the video). It shows why we got it right
marcussheridan's picture

Marcus Sheridan

It’s the weekend and because I’ve been contemplating Social Media Marketing World (#SMMW13) these past few days my thoughts are drawn to this word we hear so very much about—Social—and the fact that although so many conferences (in and out of the marketing realm) may have
davecrenshaw's picture

Dave Crenshaw

Do some customers bully your business? You know who they are. These customers suck your business dry and leave nothing in return. No matter what they say, all you hear from them is “the customer is always right!” Learn about ways to recognize customers who abuse their power in my new
Syndicate content

Terms & Conditions