Posts about Internet Marketing Experts as of January 18, 2009

Why You Should Use Once Upon A Time To Sell I was reading one of the books by Seth Godin (the picture gives you a hint) and in the beginning chapters, he talks about how people can weave

Seth Godin’s, the digital marketing guru, has an interesting post on what will we miss when the Newspaper is gone … , eventually. But unlike Seth, I think there is and will continue to be a demand for the newspaper … , it has gravitas and authority. Individually bloggers, such as Seth, can give us this same quality

I like it when bloggers take the time to post about their favourite posts in the rest of the blogosphere that week … . Why Video IS Worth Experimenting with On Your Blog Darren Rowse, gives three reason why he believes

Somehow I missed Monday is being changed from just a holiday to a day of service. Unfortunately, I have to work but perhaps I can still figure out a way to get involved. Seth Godin put together a great list of possible ways to make an impact in the world. Obie and the crew

You can be successful in getting better Google rankings by just managing how you use keywords and keyphrases … ). Franklin Bishop has a number of ideas for gaining subscribers on his blog. Darren Rowse has a variety

Customers want to feel what they buy is authentic, but “Mass Customization” author Joseph Pine says selling authenticity is tough because there is … are Storytellers The Science of Fonts The Lipstick Test Ideas That Spread, Win Seth Godin

Affiliate Summit West 09 is finally here and is kicking off this weekend in Las Vegas … with ShoeMoney, Dan Murray and Alex Schultz about “Advertising on Facebook“. The main purpose of the panel

Link: Social Media: If newspapers disappear, will it matter?. Another salvo in the economic restructuring of news, print and otherwise … Author and marketer extraordinaire Seth Godin has a provocative new post: When newspapers are gone … organizations for not embracing the digital medium faster and smarter. But I can’t agree with Seth’s bottom

Andy Jackson is on the $20 bill, so he will be the host of this edition of Cool Links.  Let’s let this list roll: 1) … Rules for journalism in the 21st Century. Best new rule: Report the truth and debunk the lies. 3) Seth Godin has a great post on what we will miss when newspapers are gone.  I’ve said it before

Raymond Culpepper is a blogger.  I don’t know that he’s posting from his Blackberry or anything.  But, he is in the blogosphere.  And, that’s killer … of blogs are common.  Check out how these guys do it:LEADERS WHO BLOG AND HOW THEY DO ITSeth Godin blogs

It’s again the time of year when people start planning their vacations. But not everyone: most bloggers can’t even dream of taking a break. In many ways, bloggers are like entrepreneurs, and the most serious ones actually consider their blogs as businesses

We’ve been catching up on things.  Without further ado: Adventures in Customer Service with City Employees [ Misleading Customer Service Kills Your Business] Image by libraryman via Flickr To the City of St. Louis Park, MN:  Nice save by one of your field representatives after I called to report discolored water that trickled down into

Well, today I’ve gotten a little more creative and finally juiced out some good secrets for any of you blogger newbies out there who want to learn … Record – John Chow is the Blogging Seinfeld? He makes money making fun of the internet! World Energy

If you didn’t read my post already of why I love Convert2Media check this out first: http://bryn … Apparently airports should have more rights than us A Look Back And My Entry For SEO Thinktank Shoemoney

[ hamburger]Why do we eat? The simple answer would be that if we did not eat, we would die. But that is not entirely true … media non-digital? Seth Godin examines this by asking If newspapers were to go away, what would

Seth Godin has a nice post reminding us that in the online world we are are judged almost entirely by our actions, usually based on just our fingers. Worth reading. After Godin, read this post by Peter Shankman about Ketchum exec James Andrews. Landing in Memphis for a Fedex meeting, Andrews posted this disparaging tweet: True confession

Love this article written by Seth Godin: http://tinyurl.com/8jdda9

Image by heatherinbeautifulbritishcolumbia via Flickr I joined BlogTopSites.com this morning after reading a guest authored post titled Top Ten Blog Traffic Tips on John Chow’s blog, by Yaro Starak of Blog Mastermind, a mentoring program designed to teach bloggers how

I’ve had this post title sat in the draft email folder of my iPhone’s email box for about two months now … in the admission of guilt (as an aside, Seth Godin covers fear and repercussions fantastically

[ Lesson Seven: Stay Hungry] Remember that Johnny Bunko contest I asked you all to vote in a few days ago? … is going to the TED Conference in Oxford, England! I just wanted to thank everyone (especially Seth Godin, who very kindly posted an entry urging folks to vote for “Stay Hungry” on his blog) and tell

I finished listening to Tribes by Seth Godin . It is an awesome book about leadership and building followers. I highly recommend the book. Tuesday  night I had a dinner meeting with a “Tribe”

Too.Cold.No.More.Thoughts. Will link to people who have thoughts: Seth Godin – just mentioned him again to someone last night. He’s a marketing guru, but his words apply to all of us. We’re

January 17, 2009 in Other Stuff, paths | Tags: Seth Godin Seth Godin strikes again:The neat thing about the online world is that you are judged almost entirely by your actions, usually based