Archive for: December, 2007
Your Theme Song
You know how they play music when baseball players come to the plate. Why can’t business people do that when they boot up their computer? Link to SongZa (awesome service) for RSS readers. One of my songs is White Stripes – Icky Thump Damn I am pumped now! What’s your theme song?
Size Does Matter!
Ladies! All 5 of them that read my blog you know what I’m talking about. The size of the lever is what I am really talking about. link to photo Last Tuesday I spent nearly 5 hours coding some stuff that had an ROI or return value of so low it’s embarrassing I spent that [...]
The Problem with Smoking
I was talking with a friend who smokes about how can people KNOWINGLY kill themselves. Amazing marketing. Some of the best. “Noah go take this razor blade and slice your arms. It’ll feel great. Al the cool people are doing it.” How appealing does that sound? Not very much. People may not slice as much [...]
What The Police taught me about Marketing
I just arrived in Argentina and some friends took me to Beck / The Police concert. Beck was blah but The Police (Sting) were truly amazing. link to photo What I learned: 1- Tailor your product: Sting (lead singer) spoke Spanish to the crowd between songs. Smooth, I know. 2- Involve the user: Beck sang [...]
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