By jlazerus | Published:
November 5, 2009
1- Buy a domain name (like www.jefflazerus.com) 2- Buy a hosting account on Network Solutions 3- Install WordPress out of the “Tools” panel in your account manager area 4- Login and post, but don’t expect it to work the same each time, and always expect some new useless (?) upgrade from WordPress at random times. [...]
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A rare cohesive and and cogent argument with hopefulness, new and improved: NOW WITH FEWER TYPOS!
Image via Wikipedia A semi-anonymous person commented on the blog regarding printing and prepress job trends recently, and since it wasn’t a spammer, I went to their website. If you haven’t already, check out the link. What I saw shocked and amazed me, for some reason. They had an ad for their Google AdWords service! [...]
Not everyone agrees on the definition of “on-demand”. They’re all right, AND they’re all wrong, too. How many ways can you make change for a dollar? The phrase “on demand” is pretty self explanatory. Software makers use it, video services use it. Even “print on demand” has been pretty much lumped into the book publishing [...]
According to a study by Bredin Business Information (BBI) (from an article in Marketing Charts), marketers are spending too much on channels that their audience doesn’t care about, and not enough on channels they like. The article says that marketers are putting their most of their eggs in the online basket, but the way SMBs [...]
Marketing has long been the platform of choice for $#!t-shovelers, wise-crackers, pseudo-scientists, bs-artists, hucksters, shysters, and so on. I believe the Post 9-11, post-internet-boom, “social media” era has upended a large rock under which these people have been hiding, crawling, secretly practicing their weasel words, inventing new ones, creating verbs out of nouns and vice [...]
By jlazerus | Published:
December 30, 2008
Image by DavidErickson via Flickr In November 2008, BtoB Magazine, a magazine for marketing strategists, did an exclusive survey of marketing executives. The results were reported in their December issue. Among the results are some encouraging numbers for vendors to the industry. According to the article’s author Kate Maddox, of 211 b-to-b marketing professionals, 31% [...]
No surprise there, but as everyone knows, this segment (Americans between 44-64) has the most money and the most power. Their decisions affect everyone. The marketing community is now compelled to find a new way to communicate with them. Apparently word of mouth advertising is important to these people. The important part is at the [...]
