My brothers granted me the honor to eulogize each of my parents after their death. I’m posting them here because it is some of my best writing—or at minimum, writing I am most proud of.
Ask someone “what was your first car?” and you'll likely get a steady stream of memories. For me, a slight variation prompts similar reflection: "What was your first Mac?"
You can use your income to assess your relative wealth, but it has no relevance in assessing a product’s value or the development of a marketing strategy.
In February 2010 then Secretary of State General Colin Powell was asked by “Face the Nation” host Bob Schieffer if he had "any regrets" endorsing Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign.
I remember the interview because I didn't like that question.
It is highly unlikely any of the applicants for your open marketing position have experience with ALL your digital tools. So take care writing your skill requirements.
The challenge with marketing via digital communication is creating content strong enough to overpower everything else beyond our control that contributes to the message.
A man walks into a Ferrari dealership, approaches a salesperson, hands him a picture of a Ferrari Aurea GT and states "I'd like to buy that car today; here's $15,000."
People will pay for content if it is necessary, irreplaceable and unshareable. Businesses who get excited about the first five words of that sentence don't understand how constraining the next seven are.