More StumbleUpon selected randomality for your Friday time-wasting needs. The Truth Lunchballz Appealingly disgusting. Jayne Mansfield doing the Twist with a chihuahua In French. Who could resist? How to fold a towel elephant Google fight Watch two search terms duke it out. Very silly. Spamradio Click the "play" button to hear a digital … [Read more...] about StumbleUpon Friday: December 7, 2007
Your Business’s Health: Crucial Facts Your Ad Agency Forgot to Mention
There's an almost crushing amount of information floating around about how to do all this marketing stuff. I'm very sympathetic to little businesses that feel like the whole thing is just too overwhelming and wouldn't it be easier to just get an ad agency? They're the experts, right? Most of us aren't doing our own plumbing or wiring, so how come … [Read more...] about Your Business’s Health: Crucial Facts Your Ad Agency Forgot to Mention
How to Write a Bulletproof Newsletter
I can recommend this smart, thoughtful post (and not just because she added me as a recommended newsletter--although really, that does show what a brainy and perceptive person she is, doesn't it?) about creating bulletproof newsletters. The takeaway for me is to give even more goodies as links in my e-newsletter. All of your communication needs … [Read more...] about How to Write a Bulletproof Newsletter
Make a Connection for 50 Cents
Nice post a few weeks ago from Church of the Customer (found them today on Seth's blog, good stuff) about the art of the thank-you note. A handwritten note is about the cheapest and easiest way to make a memorable micro-connection. But when you're going to be memorable, take an extra minute to get it right. I'd add two suggestions to Church of … [Read more...] about Make a Connection for 50 Cents
