Who, what, when, and where do you google? Do you know who googles you, your company, or your brand? Your customers, potential customers, competitors, and ex all google. Do you like what they see? Don’t let the creepy adults who still live in their parents basement control what people see when they are searching for you, your company, your products or service online. It’s time that you take the power back and control your brands online presence.

I’ve learned a thing or two tweeting. I’ve learned more from Twitter by reading others tweets. Ultimately the benefit of Twitter will be determined by the quality of content. Twitter users have the ability to control what content shows up on their Twitter feed by choosing who’s tweets to follow. Followers follow for a reason. [...]

This is an article that was in The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday, April 19, 2009. I contacted Mike via email a few months ago when he posted a request for stories from people who’ve been laid off. A few months later Mike emailed me to follow up and let me know he was still working [...]

For some reason company presidents think that their wife, brother-in-law, and best friend from high school make up the most powerful marketing brain trust. Out of these highly creative groups comes some of the WORST advertisements known to man. They do have an strong element to them that causes me to remember them. I remember [...]

In marketing, eurhythmy has just as much significance in rhythm as well as proportion. I’ll explain how theses two elements are different and both vital to your marketing success.

Invention: Once you’ve completed your reflection and received feedback you can begin the process of invention. This is defined as the solving of intricate problems and the discovery of new principles by means of brilliancy and versatility. To be an effective and successful marketer you must be able to be analytical, creative, logical, essentric, and of hyperactive can help you go a long way.