My Aha Writing Moment (aka My DUH Moment)
This will be a pretty short post, but I had what was somewhat of an aha writing moment the other day. Really, it was a… Read More »My Aha Writing Moment (aka My DUH Moment)
This will be a pretty short post, but I had what was somewhat of an aha writing moment the other day. Really, it was a… Read More »My Aha Writing Moment (aka My DUH Moment)
While many brands may be releasing their Super Bowl ads early, I won’t be peeking. I like to watch them live during the game, especially… Read More »2015 Super Bowl Social Media Hits and Misses
“Thank You”. Two words that go a long way. In business, research has shown that a simple “thank you” can do wonders for morale. You’ve… Read More »Thank You: Two Small Words That Go a Long Way!
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I’ve written about how rock stars are incredible content marketers. One big example is Bon Jovi. Now, I’m continuing this theme with Sammy Hagar, who… Read More »Marketing and Branding the Sammy Hagar Way
As I posted a couple of weeks ago, rock artists can teach us a lot about marketing. Celebrating their 30th anniversary this year, Bon Jovi… Read More »Two Things Bon Jovi Can Teach You About Digital Marketing
LeBron James’s return to Cleveland and the Sports Illustrated article were a branding masterpiece of humility, maturity, regret and hope. In a few heartfelt paragraphs,… Read More »Cleveland’s Response to LeBron James’s Return in 2014