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Back in October I predicted that the height effect would propel Romney to victory in the GOP primary: Politics is Simple: Vote for the Tall Guy. The shortest contender, Michele Bachman, was …
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If you don't see me posting here too often, it's because of yet another writing gig. This is a fun one. I've got a new blog at Forbes.com, Brainy Marketing, where I'll cover - big surprise - how to …
On a speaking trip to Holland last week, I flew United Airlines. I've often criticized the firm for their constant assault on passenger amenities and their stony silence in social media channels. As …
Tired of high tech designs that look hopelessly dated in just a few years? Longing for a more Victorian sensibility? You may need to get up to speed with steampunk, a design movement whose …
Web marketers face special challenges when they are writing headlines and copy - not only do they have to deal with all of the concerns that print writers contend with in trying to create copy that …
Last week I did a couple of presentations (on Community Building and Competitive Intelligence) at WebmasterWorld's Pubcon, and caught the opening keynote session by Guy Kawasaki. Guy is a funny and …
An interesting new experiment by Microsoft, Ms. Dewey, offers a truly original search interface. Using heavy Flash design, a fully animated, photo-realistic librarian responds to your typed search …
Reuters Newsblogs tells the "Tru story" of a press release from TextTrust, a web site spell checking company. The release listed the ten most commonly misspelled words on websites (e.g., …
We're constantly told that content is king. If that's the case, what kind of elite royalty is really good copywriting? MarketingHeadhunter.com's Marketing Tip of the Week is to learn to write good …
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