Online Companies Are Marketing Offline
Marketing With An Unfortunate Name
Should We Save The Post Office?
Who The Heck Is Andrew?
Smart Companies Follow Customers’ Lead

Business owners are recognizing it’s time to re-sync with their customers by eliminating offensiveness from their product lines.

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More Hot Dogs, Please

The best reason for advertising today is the sale you’ll make tomorrow.

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BE the toilet paper

The reason toilet paper factories operate 24/7 is because everyone needs their product. The only difference now is that nobody takes those paper rolls for granted anymore.

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Can Collecting For An MBA

Amanda’s collecting cans to pay for her MBA, a nickel at a time. She knows a small investment in sweat equity today holds potential for a huge payoff tomorrow.

Come meet Amanda…she’s REALLY smart!

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Being Ignored During A Pandemic

One must wonder how bad a company’s product really is if, during the greatest period of hoarding staples and foodstuffs in generations, nobody wants to buy what they’re offering.

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Sensitive noses sense winds changing

Over the past two weeks business conversations have increased, and the volume of project proposals is expanding. New contracts are being signed, and companies seem to be dipping their toes in the business waters again.

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Correctly Masking Your Marketing Message

Smart businesses are taking advantage of the current landscape and making face masks part of their overall marketing effort.

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"Off with his head!" I commanded

Business owners concerned with their public image will think hard before hiring someone who doesn’t represent them well in every way. Jobs are scarce these days, and an inability to communicate well makes selling yourself to potential employers unnecessarily challenging.

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My Delightful Week In Italy

To celebrate our 30th anniversary, my bride and I are supposed to be leaving for two weeks in Italy. It should be QUITE a trip!

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Value From A Soft Launch

Without successfully communicating who and what your business is, the brand loses impact and risks becoming irrelevant. But when you launch your new image, give yourself time to work the bugs out.

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