Almost Savvy
DECEMBER 15, 2011
If this is your primary activity online, you are not a marketer. Using digital platforms successfully to build community, relationships, and trust is an iterative process. You are a spammer. You’re Obsessed with ROI.
Almost Savvy
MARCH 22, 2012
Bait and Switch Sin: The subject line and beginning of the email seem to make it seem that you are interested in the recipient, but it quickly becomes clear that this is a marketing message. CC and BCC Sin: You don’t know when to use cc: and bcc: on an email, so you end up ticking off everyone in the process.
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Almost Savvy
NOVEMBER 7, 2009
dug deep into my imagination and re-created it all on stage, while making it all much cooler and more psychedelic in the process. Again, an example of marketing at its finest – create interest up front and then blow their socks off by delivering beyond expectations. It’s as if LOVE?
Almost Savvy
JULY 24, 2009
Enter TrueTwit , which markets itself as the “Validation Service for Twitter.&# Easy enough; the registration process takes about a minute. The user interface is rather stark and does not provide much information about how the process works or what your followers will see if you use the service.
Almost Savvy
DECEMBER 15, 2011
If this is your primary activity online, you are not a marketer. Using digital platforms successfully to build community, relationships, and trust is an iterative process. You are a spammer. You’re Obsessed with ROI.
Almost Savvy
DECEMBER 15, 2011
If this is your primary activity online, you are not a marketer. Using digital platforms successfully to build community, relationships, and trust is an iterative process. You are a spammer. You’re Obsessed with ROI.
Almost Savvy
MARCH 22, 2012
Bait and Switch Sin: The subject line and beginning of the email seem to make it seem that you are interested in the recipient, but it quickly becomes clear that this is a marketing message. CC and BCC Sin: You don’t know when to use cc: and bcc: on an email, so you end up ticking off everyone in the process.
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