Help & Advice

How Having Bad Credit Helped My Business

Jul 30, 2010 18 Comments by

I’m all about disclosure, especially if it can be done in a way to be helpful to others, so a conversation on Twitter with a colleague sparked this post. They asked the simple question: “What business credit card do you prefer and why?” For many, not a loaded question, but for me a question with [...]

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So You Started A Band, Now What

Jul 30, 2010 1 Comment

It’s the dream of many high school and college students – to be in a band or to be a singer or songwriter. For many shy students, or students without the means to buy their first instrument (yet), it will remain a dream. A lucky few will actually get up the guts to make it [...]

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Social Media And Education: The Whole Unit

Jul 27, 2010 4 Comments

I keep reading about schools adding social media degrees and about new courses in social media being offered from schools all over the country lately. Whether they are a local college like Southern New Hampshire University or Harvard Business School, the news makes me cringe. You’d think the news would make me happy. The more [...]

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What’s On Your Bucket List?

Jul 25, 2010 8 Comments

What’s on your Bucket List? More importantly, what are you waiting for to start making the things on your list real? If you’ve seen the movie with Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman, then you know what I mean by a Bucket List. a list of things that seem unattainable or as if you’d be over [...]

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Are You Putting In As Much As You’re Taking Out?

Jul 23, 2010 1 Comment

The internet’s megaphone is becoming the number one way to indicate brand DISsatisfaction online. It’s fast, easy, efficient and above all – effective. This is doubly true if the brand is monitoring their keywords across platforms. Twitter, especially, has become the darling platform of the disgruntled customer. Tweets like this are not uncommon: RT @tpurves: [...]

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Tony Hawk’s Ride And Other Bits Of Random Awesome (#48HRAWESOME Project)

Jul 20, 2010 2 Comments

One of the things I used to love about Twitter back when it first started, before it became the second home of Nigerian Prince’s and MLM marketers, was it’s ability to bestow upon its users Random Awesome through the power of connection. Don’t get me wrong, it still does bestow Random Awesome amongst its users [...]

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How Obnoxious Should You Be For a Good Cause?

Jul 11, 2010 6 Comments

This is a tough, tough question for the average non-profit or social good practitioner to ask. When you really believe in a cause, you feel there is no point at which you are being too obnoxious, and no amount of asks are too much. Often, causes have touched their representatives personally, in deep emotional and, [...]

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Restaurant Basics: Online Engagement

Jul 06, 2010 5 Comments

We talked about the challenge of inserting adaptive media into your restaurant time crunch. It’s difficult to see where you can fit it in when you are holding down 100 hour weeks trying to keep your dream afloat in a tough economy. Even if you don’t have time to do your campaign yet, you should [...]

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Customer Readiness vs Company Readiness

Jul 05, 2010 2 Comments

More and more in my work I’m seeing a chasm growing between customer readiness for new technology and tools and corporate readiness. Customers are demanding that companies be available to them in a variety of ways on a variety of platforms. Some of the new technologies and tools may be easy to use for the [...]

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New Leslie Poston Companion Site Goes Live

Jul 01, 2010 2 Comments

I’d like to take a moment to thank Tara Sullivan (the person behind the rocking header and who got the concept for the site started) and Mesh Agency (especially Bill, Younus and Sam – the team behind the site design completion and its launch), for bring LesliePoston.com to life. I can’t begin to tell them [...]

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