Hey – where did “Five” go??
To Chicagoland today – courtesy of blogging friend Amber Naslund on her Altitude Branding blog. The link brings you to her post – and if you’re not already a subscriber to Amber’s blog (and Twitter tweets), you’ll want to rectify that right away.
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Archive for January, 2009
Five in the Morning 013009
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Social Media, tagged Gavin Heaton, Amber Naslund on January 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Five in the Morning 012809
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Branding, Collaboration, Innovation, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, tagged Chip Heath, Dan Heath, Jon Swanson, Kevin Rose, Made to Stick, Rohit Bhargava, Social Networking, stickyfigure, Twitter on January 28, 2009 | 3 Comments »
10 Ways Social Media will Change in 2009. From ReadWriteWeb. Mostly self-evident stuff, but everyone on Twitter was re-tweeting it, so it must be authoritative and all that…right?
Rohit Bhargava gives us Six Non-salesy Ways to Ask your Customer to Promote You.
Chip and Dan Heath write for Fast Company on Incentives – Irresistible, Effective, and Likely [...]
Five in the Morning 012709
Posted in 5 in the morning, Branding, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, tagged Cam Beck, David Berkowitz, Social network on January 27, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Today’s feature will be a little different – I’m going to point you to just one blog that has a whole set of interesting, well-designed posts. David Berkowitz has provided a fabulous set of session summaries from the 1-day OMMA social event – really great stuff. Thanks, David (link is to David’s Inside the Marketer’s [...]
What does a great network look like?
Posted in Social Media, Twitter on January 26, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Well, a lot like this group of wonderful people (on Twitter) – thanks, folks, for being part of the conversation!
Zero in the Morning Monday
Posted in 5 in the morning on January 26, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Sorry there’s no Five in the Morning post today. I have a good excuse, however:
“Mystic” is a real sweetie, and has quickly won the hearts of the whole family. Being only 9 weeks old, however, there’s a certain level of…how shall we say?…sleep disruption that comes with her presence. Hopefully, she won’t impact too many [...]
Five in the Morning 012309
Posted in 5 in the morning, Advertising, Blogging, Design, Logos, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, tagged Copyblogger, David Airey, Design, Graphic design, Logo, Marketing and Advertising, Todd Defren on January 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Getting people to “Yes”. Six basics – maybe you’ve seen them before, but a nice compact review/reminder. From Copyblogger blog. I’m going to apply one of these right away, actually.
Evolution of a logo. I’m no graphic designer, but I love logos, and David Airey walks us through the creative process (with lots of graphics) of [...]
Five in the Morning 012209
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Branding, Marketing, MarketingProfs, Social Media, Technology, Twitter, tagged Andy Sernovitz, Dave Evans, David Henderson, Lee Odden, Mashable, Social Media, Steve Woodruff, Twitter on January 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
From Mashable – By the Numbers: Inauguration’s Impact on Social Media. Enlightening stats and graphs. Wow! “The social web flexed its muscle yesterday with Twitter reporting five times the normal tweet volume, and Facebook/CNN showing mind blowing engagement.”
David Henderson offers a free e-book: Media Savvy in the Internet Era.
I’m Not your Catcher. My most recent [...]
Five in the Morning 012109
Posted in 5 in the morning, Marketing, tagged Matt J McDonald, Social network, Steve Woodruff on January 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Where’s Five in the Morning today? Why, guest-hosted over at Matt J McDonald’s blog, of course! Matt is a marketing strategist and active blogger based in Charleston, SC, and he has graciously volunteered to give us the high Five today. Thanks, Matt!
And while you’re at Matt’s blog, take a peek at this interesting recent post [...]
Five in the Morning 012009
Posted in 5 in the morning, Advertising, Blogging, Branding, Design, Graphics, Logos, Marketing, MarketingProfs, Personal branding, Politics, Social Media, Technology, Twitter, tagged Barack Obama, Inauguration Day, Laura Ries, Mary McLeod Bethune, Super Bowl on January 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Since it’s Inauguration Day in the U.S. we’ll start off with…
Obama, the new King of Branding (from Laura Ries). Barack Obama is not just our new President but a new type of leader, one like we have never seen before. Not only does he understand politics, but he also understands branding. Plus, she ties in [...]
Twelve (?) in the Morning 011909
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Social Media, Twitter, tagged Robert Hruzek, Steve Woodruff on January 19, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Usually, this little early-morning series provides you with five (or so) posts to chew on in order to jump-start your morning with fresh thought.
Today, it’s 12 posts. And, thanks to Robert Hruzek, the work has already been done.
Robert is running a blog series called Blogapalooza (hint: you can still participate!), in which authors are invited [...]
Five in the Morning 011609
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, tagged Ken Burbary on January 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today, we’re making a quick visit to Ken Burbary’s “Web Business” blog for a guest-post, including some links to blogs not previously featured on a Five in the Morning. Thanks, Ken, for volunteering for the early morning delivery (OK, so he posted it late last night…) – go there!
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Five in the Morning 011509
Posted in 5 in the morning, Advertising, Blogging, Branding, Fun, Logos, Marketing, Social Media, Taglines, Twitter, tagged Charmin, Mashable, Merrill Lynch, Steve Woodruff, stickyfigure, Twitter on January 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Will Twitter change blog designs in 2009? It’s already happening. Some interesting predictions from Rachel Cunliffe at Mashable (but she didn’t include her Twitter handle in the blog post!)
Charmin kicks butt in NYC advertising campaign. Such an obvious idea, yet so smart. From Jonathan Salem Baskin at DimBulb blog.
The Bull lives! Some brand identities are [...]
Five in the Morning 011409
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, tagged Beth Harte on January 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Where’s Five in the Morning today? Why, hosted by the lovely and talented Beth Harte, over at the Harte of Marketing blog. Go there!
Are You Being Pecked to Death?
Posted in Inspiration, Musings, Social Media, entrepreneur on January 13, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Outside of my home office window there is generally quite an assortment of small winged creatures, enjoying the bounty of bird food that my compassionate wife puts out regularly in feeders suspended over the deck.
A favorite of some of these fluttering neighbors – especially the woodpeckers – is a cage with suet. They grasp the [...]
Five in the Morning 011309
Posted in 5 in the morning, Advertising, Blogging, Branding, Coffee, Innovation, Marketing, Social Media, Technology, Twitter, Video, tagged Doug Karr, Fast Company, Jeremiah Owyang, Louis Gray, Social network on January 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Jason Falls brings us an interesting list of the Top 50 Educational blogs, with links aplenty. Nice.
Busy, busy. Jeremiah Owyang has been cranking out great content on his blog. First, reflections on his 20-day holiday from Twitter. Then, for lovers of statistics, a collection of Social Media Stats for 2009. Then, a summary of Forresters [...]
Five in the Morning 011209
Posted in 5 in the morning, Advertising, Blogging, Branding, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, tagged Guy Kawasaki, Hubspot, Peter Kim, Social network, Twitter Grader on January 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Reputation matters. A succinct and important reminder from Peter Kim. “After all, in a world of weak ties, what else do we have?”
The Worst Pitch in the World. From the Bad Pitch Blog. Not sure that there aren’t worse examples, but this one really is pretty pathetic!
Brands that Tweet. Yes, Paul Dunay published this a [...]
Five in the Morning 010909
Posted in 5 in the morning, tagged Karen Swim, Words for Hire on January 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Hey – where’s my Five in the Morning?? Well, right here – graciously assembled today by that Maven of Words in Detroit, Karen Swim. Enjoy!
Five in the Morning 010809
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Collaboration, Innovation, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, Writing, tagged Chris Brogan, Jeremiah Owyang, Laura Fitton, Social network on January 8, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Real-time. Chris Brogan today talks about real-time coverage of events, using as an example his live-tweeting of a press conference last night. What do you think – how much of a game-changer is this? Frankly, I think that the convergence of the tools (cameras, smartphones, etc.) and the platforms (blogging, Twitter, etc.) has already fundamentally [...]
Five in the Morning 010709
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Collaboration, Customer service, Marketing, Selling, Social Media, tagged Becky Carroll, Casey Hibbard, Dave Taylor, David Polinchock, doug meacham, Social network, Steve Woodruff, Twitter, YouTube on January 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Customers. Where would we be without customers? Talk is cheap, so let’s invest a little time thinking about the people that really count…
That West Coast Diva of Customer Stuff, Becky Carroll, unveils her Top 3 picks for Customer Rock Stars of 2008. Check out these, plus the runners-up, listed on Becky’s Customers Rock! blog.
Meanwhile, back [...]
Stretegic Serendipity
Posted in Articles, Blogging, Marketing, MarketingProfs, Social Media on January 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
You probably have a strategy for your use of social media. But don’t forget the “pinball factor.” My latest MarketingProfs Daily Fix post, on Strategic Serendipity, is right here.
(Interestingly enough, Seth Godin published something on a similar theme today – Willing to be Lucky)
Five in the Morning 010609
Posted in 5 in the morning, Advertising, Branding, Design, Graphics, Logos, Marketing, Naming, Photo, Taglines, Twitter on January 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Let’s talk creativity and branding today (mostly). One of the benefits of having an overly-full RSS Reader is that there is a constant tidal wave of great stuff to look at, and be inspired by. Such as…
Hijacking other people’s billboards with thought balloons. Reminds me of the birds that put their eggs in other birds [...]
Five in the Morning 010509
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Collaboration, Innovation, Marketing, Social Media, Technology, Twitter on January 5, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Five in the Morning returns for 2009! I hope all of you had a restful holiday season – now it’s time to tackle new goals, embrace new opportunities, let the creative sap flow, and learn new things from our peers and mentors (and customers!). To that end…
Drew McLellan starts us off with a challenge to [...]
Five in the New Year
Posted in 5 in the morning, Blogging, Branding, Collaboration, Impactiviti, Inspiration, Marketing, MarketingProfs, Musings, Networking, Personal branding, Social Media, Twitter, tagged entrepreneur, Impactiviti, Networking, Steve Woodruff, stickyfigure on January 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
It’s 2009 (and a beautiful morning here in Boonton, NJ)! And, I’m convinced, it’s a year when many are going to seize the future, thumb their noses at all the bad economic news, and create new careers for themselves.
With that in mind, I thought I’d pull together the year’s first Five in the Morning post [...]
Shannon Paul, Social Media Maven, Named new Head Coach of Detroit Lions
Posted in Blogging, Collaboration, Marketing, MarketingProfs, PR, Social Media, Twitter, tagged Brett Favre, Chris Brogan, Detroit Lions, New York Jets, NFL, Peyton Manning, Shannon Paul on January 1, 2009 | 10 Comments »
In a startling move that has taken the blogsphere by storm, Shannon Paul, Chief Social Media Goddess of the Detroit Red Wings, has just been named head coach of the floundering Detroit Lions football franchise.
William Clay Ford, owner of the team and descendant of iconic Henry Ford, decided on Ms. Paul after witnessing the spectacular [...]
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