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Customer Profiles

I’ve never seen a business fail due to reaching the wrong people. But if you listen to advertising sales reps, “reaching the right people” will solve all your problems. And guess who has exactly the right people for you? The conversation usually goes something like this: the sales rep says, More

BTCIvan

Business Networking Predictions for 2010

2009 is almost over (and many are glad about that!), and it’s time to look ahead. I have before me my crystal ball. I am looking into the future, and this is what I see for 2010: 1. First, the economy IS going to improve. OK, this isn’t a”networking” More

BTCPeter

The Inevitable Truth of Harlequin Horizons

It was inevitable. Traditional publishing sales kept falling and falling, while the number of self-published authors continued to rise. No business (at least no good business) would sit back and watch their company, their careers, and their passion fade away into oblivion. So last week, Harlequin, champion of More

BTCRoy

Clarity Is the New Creativity

In the language of academics: The central executive of working memory is the new battleground for marketers. Writers are successfully surprising Broca, thereby gaining the momentary attention of the public, but an absence of salience remains. In the language of newscasters: Are your ads gaining the attention of the More

    Hurdling Barriers

    Posted 18 months ago

    There are nightclubs with a large, well-dressed man at the door who occasionally pulls back the velvet rope, allowing someone to enter from the long waiting line. For some reason, ... [Link]

    The Paper It’s Written On

    Posted 18 months ago

    Samuel Goldwin, the Polish-born movie producer who was the middle name in MGM studios, is remembered for a number of his quotations. Probably his most famous line has become known ... [Link]

    Irritating Shopping Carts

    Posted 19 months ago

    Shopping cart design is a source of constant irritation for online shoppers, who don’t much care for constantly being asked, “Do you want fries with that?” Yet asking the user ... [Link]

    Website Content

    Posted 19 months ago

    Don’t Make Me Think is a popular web design book. That title is good advice because website design shouldn’t draw attention to itself. When people have to think about how ... [Link]

    Your Website Is Your Identity

    Posted 19 months ago

    Perception is reality. What you believe to be true— is your reality. Interestingly, the way you present yourself becomes reality, too. And the Internet is the great equalizer when it ... [Link]

    Scan the Skim, or Skim the Scan? (Kick the can?!!!)

    Posted 19 months ago

    Eye-tracking experiments reveal that most readers spend less than a second on headings. In fact, people tend to look only at the left side of headings before scanning down to ... [Link]

    Is Your Website a Relationship Deepener?

    Posted 19 months ago

    Have you checked to see if things have been published about you on the Internet? It’s simple. Type your name into a search engine and start clicking on any links ... [Link]

    Making Movies and Making Websites

    Posted 20 months ago

    People like checklists, probably because, with them, no one needs to recall all the details; just jog the memory slightly and all the critical information comes out. Bryan Eisenberg provides ... [Link]

    The Newest Force in Commerce

    Posted 20 months ago

    The newest force in commerce is the consumer’s need to be recognized: “Pay attention to me, to my lifestyle, and to my values” has become the new rallying cry. In ... [Link]

    Better Emails

    Posted 20 months ago

    How much time, effort, and money have gone into your emailing list? Have you grown your own? Rented one? When you email an offer to that list, what happens? If ... [Link]

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