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- I would also like see what my entire tag cloud look like. Would be fun to see what I talk about the most. I agree that there would be some resistance to ads on Twitter. I think one option may be to...
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- HI Matt, Some good food for thought here. I really like the idea of creating tweet clouds. I may have to pull some of my tweets into Wordle and see what pops up. The bigger question, of course, is...
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It’s amazing how much insight and information can be packed into one line. So I emailed the bloggers I read, and asked them to submit one line about marketing. The following are the responses I received (in the order received with mine last). I encourage you to add your own One Lin
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Love the simplicity, love the succinctness, love the marquee value of your respondents, love the inght - who is this Travis, Young Go Getter, love his one-liner- I'm going to connect with him now.
Cheers. Sean
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John
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Rightly or wrongly, people like their lives to be narrated. Marketing provides that narration and puts products into people's lives.
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Thanks for the kind words.
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Susan Gunelius
www.brandcurve.com
www.marketingblurb.com
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If your new product, new service, new book, new blog post, new whatever can’t make someone respond with “Holy Crap!,” then don’t expect big things out of it.
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Here's my candidate: Unique
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Challenge your own assumptions, tune out and put yourself in your customer's shoes.
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Matt
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Just stopped by in passing. It's great to see that your list has got bigger and bigger. Well done :). I tip my hat also to you because your idea inspired me to put together the Essence of EQ presentation and series.
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