My wife is a great cook. Not just good. She’s an outstanding cook. I mean restaurant quality. When we first got married, she learned that I loved Indian food, so…
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David Bradley of MarketBridge on big company web marketing
I’ve been writing a lot lately about how big companies and small companies might use different approaches (and have different problems) when it comes to Web marketing. I’ve noticed that…
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Glenn Gow brought to my attention a post he wrote a few weeks back that should get us all thinking. In it, he summarizes a recent MITSloan Management Review piece…
Read MoreCan you increase your site’s popularity?
For whatever reason, I seem to be running into people lately who are unhappy with their Internet marketing results. They’ve been trying a lot of things, but they are getting…
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Biggest mistakes in search marketing
You know that I am a big fan of doing things wrong quickly, which is my way of describing radical experimentation. I like to say that if you keep shooting…
Read MoreMaking the free thing work
Last week, I criticized BusinessWeek for an article that told small businesses to steer clear of Web 2.0, which I think is bad advice. Thinking about it, I do understand…
Read More“Our customers know what they want”
If you read my post the other day, “Are You Helping or Selling?” you understand how I feel about solving your customers’ problems instead of just trying to sell them…
Read MoreWeak, BusinessWeek
I have to admit at the outset that I have always loved BusinessWeek Magazine. It’s not as thick as it used to be, but I consistently find it full of…
Read MoreAre you helping or selling?
If you read my monthly newsletter the other day, you understand that I think that the Web is ushering in a new way of communicating with customers. Instead of the…
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Big company search marketing
I was reading an excellent post today by David Meerman Scott on EMC’s troubles with search marketing. I work for IBM, so EMC is a competitor of ours, but I…
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