Marketing is a practice. The purpose of this blog is to shed some light on some of the better marketing practices I come across.
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Showing posts with label gavin heath. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
SMTV: Which Heats Up The House More - Oven or Stove
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
SMTV: Review of Amber Naslund's essay in Age of Converation 3
A review of Amber Naslund's (@AmberCadabra)essay in the new book, The Age of Conversation 3. Amber points out that it's necessary to curb your enthusiasm where social media integration is concerned.
Have you seen or been a part of an impetuous approach toward implementing social media in your company or business?
Do you have anything you would like to add? What do you think of the studio? What needs to be in the background? Your thoughts, ideas and suggestions are welcome.
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
SMTV: Age of Conversation 3 - Essay #2
I review Gary Cohen's essay in Age of Conversation 3. ; Gary compares Social Media today to coal of yesterday.
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Monday, March 22, 2010
The Marketing Minute
The Age of Conversation 3: Time To Get Busy will be out around mid-April. Many of you have already read the first and second installments in this series and you know how insightful these books are. Through crowd-sourcing, Drew McLellan and Gavin Heath have rounded up thought leaders from all around the world and compiled and edited this latest round of high-octane group think.
As soon as more details are available I will be sure and pass those along. For now, you can look over the list of contributing authors, many of whom you know, heard of, and/or read after. Make sure and add AGE OF CONVERSATION 3: TIME TO GET BUSY to your library.
As soon as more details are available I will be sure and pass those along. For now, you can look over the list of contributing authors, many of whom you know, heard of, and/or read after. Make sure and add AGE OF CONVERSATION 3: TIME TO GET BUSY to your library.
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