Great post on thinking about your innovation strategy. But one comment he makes here is so true. How many of innovate one product at a time thinking that it is the answer. Remember, even with a well thought out strategy, you are not always right, especially when it comes to innovation. The word kind of Read More …
I always forget. I go to Slideshare, Youtube, LinkedIn, Facebook and on and on. But seldom do I use Squidoo, Why? It seems such an oversight because it is ideal for the posting of events. You can then post to Facebook, Ebay and even twitter. http://www.squidoo.com/mannufacturermarketing http://www.squidoo.com/fundingyournonprofit Am I the only one that doesn’t use Read More …
I am pitching to a couple of manufacturers to set up a blog with their service people to cut and paste their emails, service reports, etc. into a blog categorized by product. Have their customers subscribe to get updates on products and to see problems others encountered with like equipment. I think it is great Read More …
Ben Yoskovitz wrote this and as many startup that I have been talking to lately, I thought I needed to post this. If you read number 3, you will find out that their mostly marketing mistakes. Why? Here’s a sampling of some great startup lessons worth reading about. Your Pitch Sucks. Patrick Lor lays it Read More …
More than 27 percent of hiring managers say they are skeptical of employees’ excuses for showing up late. It turns out their doubt is warranted: 24 percent of all employees decide to make up a fake excuse rather than tell the truth. What does this mean to you? If you’re sitting in a traffic Read More …
Loraine Ball, Roundpeg blogged about this today on the Smaller Indiana Site. Since this week seems to be about finance, it must be an election year, I thought it was great initiative. It’s No Fable: ESOPs Can Protect Indiana Jobs By: Donald M. Meyer – Tax Partner in the Business Services, Executive and Employee Benefits Read More …