Hiya kids! Long time no see! Just wanted to drop a quick update to let you know that a new series of articles are coming soon. I’ve been pretty busy over the last 6 months at my latest stint back in the corporate world. I can’t share what I do because…well I don’t know, but they told me not to. I can tell you that I’m a fancy pants, and I can tell you that [...]

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Some strategies for marketing a new company when the original parent company has a horrible reputation.

Our first guest post is going to be from Chris Thompson. Chris and I worked together a while back with Rich Schefren, one of the big name IM gurus. He was then the marketing director and responsible for organic traffic, CPC, CPA, and business development. Like me, he has since moved on. Unlike me, he is now a fancy-pants COO at the Invidia Group.

We talk about the difference between a marketer who focuses on strategy vs one who is an expert in execution. Yes we are different, and no we can’t all do both.

Subtitle: The science behind why you suck… and finding a happy medium.

We discuss the use of metrics when building and tweaking your marketing strategy. How it sucks to define the metrics, collect them, and interpret them. And why you would be an idiot to not do it anyway.

I show the use of inappropriate humor with a humiliating story involving my penis, an unsympathetic doctor, and a giggle.

In this article we discuss using emotional wants, versus logical needs to ratchet up the profit margin.

We combine 2 of my favoirte topics. Thongs and Business! Why Venus may be making a mistake by getting rid of thong bikinis, even if they represent a small portion of sales.

This article is going to be about Accelerating the Tipping Point. If you remember, one of the things we discussed in the Introduction Phase was targeting the innovators, early-adopters, and influencers. In this phase, we are going to start to leverage those relationships to help pass our message to the mass market.