Like so many other marketing enthusiasts, I'm a devoted reader of Seth Godin's blog. His succinct, always timely and thought-provoking posts are one of only a handful that make my daily reading list. In February 2013, one of his posts particularly caught my attention: The simple form that could save your life. As a longtime Evernote user, I promptly saved the article and enclosed form (thanks, Seth!) into my Evernote "ACTION" notebook. And there it sat for over a year. On things like this ... View Post
On Thought Leaders
One of the best tips I've run across in the early days of Twitter was to follow "thought leaders." It's actually become a concept I've subscribed to in many forms, from helping people begin to explore social media to where I focus my attention in general. If you're active on social media sites such as Pinterest, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, think for a moment about the people whose posts always make you perk up. You care about their every move and every thought, and you don't want to miss a ... View Post
On Thought Leaders
One of the best tips I've run across in the early days of Twitter was to follow "thought leaders." It's actually become a concept I've subscribed to in many forms, from helping people begin to explore social media to where I focus my attention in general.If you're active on social media sites such as Pinterest, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, think for a moment about the people whose posts always make you perk up. You care about their every move and every thought, and you don't want to miss a ... View Post
