by dustin | Dec 18, 2014 | Bloggers I Read, books, Creativity, inspiration, leadership, Personal Development, Seth Godin, Success
After reading Seth Godin’s latest book What To Do When It’s Your Turn (and it’s always your turn), a friend and I talked about it. She questioned why there is such a disconnect between how most people live their lives and the possibilities Seth...
by dustin | Nov 14, 2008 | Bloggers I Read, Blogging, Seth Godin
johnmoore of Brand Autopsy often cites whether a book is a Way-Worthy read or not. Seth Godin suggests good bloggers create tribes. I think that is why I haven’t been satisfied with this blog the last 2-3 years. It has not consistently been a way-worthy read...
by dustin | Dec 28, 2007 | Bloggers I Read, Seth Godin, websites
You probably noticed I’m trying out a new WordPress template. Please be patient as I work out the bugs. Wrapping up the year, Here are some great reads from other blogs: Being Peter Kim: Wunderman on direct marketing. Or was it social media? A Nostradamesque...
by dustin | Mar 23, 2007 | Bloggers I Read, Branding, Customer Experience
Mike Wagner has yet another fascinating post pondering the wisdom of incomplete brands. I love his thoughts and wonder why we don’t acknowledge how often the customer is wielding the paint brush, let alone encourage them to do it more.
by dustin | Mar 16, 2007 | Bloggers I Read, Blogging, Personal/Family
Several Christmas seasons ago, we were spending time with my wife’s family. My sister-in-law Wendy asked her husband if he wanted more egg nog. “Would you like more, Steve?” she asked. Overhearing this, their young son decided he wanted another...
by dustin | Mar 2, 2007 | Advertising, Bloggers I Read, books, Branding, Customer Experience, Marketing, Seth Godin, Word of Mouth
Here are a few tidbits from my presentation yesterday. I spent most of my blog time (and more) preparing to speak at Entrepreneur’s Day, so this might be my only post this week. The Marketing Proverb If this is a marketing proverb, what is the moral? or, some ad...
