Posted on May 31, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
I feel refreshed today.
No, it’s not because I got to the pool today after along day on the road at a conference.
It’s because, for all the journalists who don’t get it, like I mentioned in my last post, there’s one who takes a good, long look and sees it like it is. [...]
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Posted on May 13, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
In a recent post, I discussed how marketers have a role in the future of content. Sitting here on yet another JetBlue flight, I came across two articles that highlight this position even further.
I’m reading an issue of Medical Marketing & Media — it’s actually a recent issue for a change, typically I’m catching up [...]
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Posted on May 9, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
This may be preaching to the choir, but clearly I am not against that in this blog. You know this.
Marketers are, by and large, good networkers. This is probably due to the fact that, like I said in a recent post, we are in sales as much as we are in marketing. [...]
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Posted on May 8, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
They are many things to marketers.
They are both a reward and a penalty. A necessity and a necessary evil. The best thing ever and the bane of our existence.
However, of all the things those damn little details can be, there’s one thing you don’t want them to be when someone takes a good, [...]
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