I ended up staying up way too late last night writing this Jerry Maguire-esque “mission statement,” but it was important to me. Over the last few weeks, I’ve witnessed a lot of poor conduct in the small business community and I’m just shocked to see what people are willing to do to earn a buck. [...]
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Small Business Computing just released a terrific article about choosing a good small business web hosting provider — and the story includes a little helpful advice from me:
Probably the number one criteria for choosing a Web hosting company is whether it provides good, fast, reliable customer service, 24/7, via email, telephone and live chat.
“All hosting [...]
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About 3 weeks ago, Facebook unveiled its Open Graph API — one of the biggest fundamental changes in the way people will use the web since the first social networks started popping up in 2002 and 2003. And as a result, “like” is becoming one of the most important words in the online marketing dictionary.
For [...]
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Every now and then I get a reminder of why we do what we do and why we love our clients so much.
Last Thursday afternoon, a small box came in the mail from our client Mark Taylor, inventor of The Durand wine opener. This past winter we helped Mark and his group launch their product [...]
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Earlier this week, Zero-G Creative unveiled it’s first ever social media offering. But that decision did not come without a great deal of consideration which will not surprise those who know us and our not-so-secret feelings on the widespread abuse of social media for profit. Our offering does come with a disclaimer though: while we [...]
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The video quality may not be terrific (we apologize but we are trying to dig up something better) but that is us presenting to a nearly full house at SXSW’s Day Stage. We discussed some topics from our book Marketing: Unmasked and then took questions. Thanks so much to SXSW for the opportunity, we really [...]
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