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Rule #3 of Marketing: Consistency

March 9, 2010
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In the buyer’s mind, consistency = quality. The rule of consistency can be applied to many functional areas in a business. When it comes to marketing a consistent message, consistently delivered to the right people will pay dividends.
Think of it this way. Drip marketing works because it delivers multiple “touches” over time. Consistent, high quality [...]

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A life without risk is a life without growth.

November 9, 2009
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Looking back over the years I can see that my path has been what one might call “the road less traveled”. For me, risk and reward are inexorably linked and I have never worried about the possible consequences of zigging where most people zag. Of course this is the mindset of an invincible young man. [...]

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Do Your Customers Trust You?

September 8, 2009
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I’m reading a very good book that hits the nail on the head when it comes to the sea change that is happening in marketing. “Trust Agents” is a NY Times Best Seller written by Chris Brogan and Julian Smith that lays it out clearly and if you plan on being in business five years [...]

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Nasty Networker – "Vomitous from the mouth"

February 9, 2009

This is a great article by a friend of mine -
Recently I asked my network through LinkedIn: “What are the visible attributes of a ‘Nasty Networker?’” I’ve boiled the answers down into some common categories ranked by the frequency of their appearance
Signs of a Nasty Networker

Selfish. Not interested in helping others.
Doesn’t ask questions. Talks too [...]

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The State of the Central Texas Economy

January 2, 2009

Optimism and Confidence Prevail Among B2B Leaders
by Pete Monfre
Discussion: Comment below with your thoughts and analysis.

If you’ve turned on your television or radio over the last six months or so, you’ve been the recipient of an almost unprecedented drumbeat of economic doom and gloom. It is no wonder that business owners and executives are [...]

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