Long-term client relationships are not unlike marriages. They can work well for years, but at some point the client may decide he wants to try a different relationship. That’s okay. It’s a natural part of the business cycle. One of my clients stuck with me for more than four years. I was on a monthly […]
Continue readingMy youngest is teething, and last night she started crying sometime between midnight and 1 a.m. She cried for more than an hour even though both my wife and I tried at separate times to calm her down and get her back asleep. Recognizing our efforts were futile, we tried to ignore the crying while […]
Continue readingI’m not a big sports fan, but even I was aware of the recent personnel changes to the Nuggets basketball team here in Denver. First: Masai Ujiri, the NBA Executive of the Year, left Denver for a job with the Toronto Raptors. Second: After posting a team record 57 wins, making it to the NBA […]
Continue readingJohn E. Kennedy is often credited with saying, “Advertising is salesmanship in print.” If you read Reason Why Advertising, you will see he actually said, “Advertising is just Salesmanship-on-paper.” Same idea, slightly different wording. Later, on the very same page, he says, “Advertising is just Salesmanship multiplied.” Apparently, this was a commonly repeated idea during […]
Continue readingMany moons ago, when I was still plugged into a few dozen Internet marketing email lists, I came across the name of Gary Ambrose. Everybody was saying nice things about him… about how he was trustworthy, knew how to make money online, and so on. So I opted into Gary’s email list to see what […]
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