Obsessions

Inspiration from Paul Newman

May 4th, 2009
by Kaili Hawley

One of my favorite actors of all time is Paul Newman, I first saw him in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof when I was about thirteen and immediately fell in love. I watched that tape until it fell apart and over the years I have learned little tidbits about Mr. Newman and have watched …

Posted in Marketing Strategy, Obsessions, Positive Role Models, Viral Phenomenon

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What else has Twitter done for you lately?

April 30th, 2009
by Kate McMillan

Ah Twitter, the little internet darling of the swine flu era — we write about it all the time here on the blog, but what else can it do for you?
Here are some ideas:

Real-time Search.  Search may be one of the most valuable tools Twitter has to offer.  It can give you up-to-the-second info about …

Posted in Obsessions, Social Media, Tools

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Self-Help Marketing Book – New Rules of Marketing and PR

April 20th, 2009
by Lorrie Thomas

Need a recession-proof marketing kick in the pants?
We can help with that!
Our “wild web woman” web marketing agency recommends the book The New Rules of Marketing and PR to any of our self-education site members, clients, university students or colleagues. (and we are obsessed with the book too!)
David Meerman Scott is one of our top …

Posted in Blog, Marketing Interventions, Obsessions, Self Help Marketing Resources, Small Business, Social Media Marketing, Tough Love, Web Marketing Best Practices, Web Marketing Tips

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I’ve Found My Calling . . . Pun Intended!

April 16th, 2009
by Anne Orfila

I just had the BEST conference call in the world!  Why?  It was with my favorite client and favorite Web Marketing Therapist AND it was productive AND (drum roll please …) the best part is that it was recorded!!!  How convenient is that???  Using a free conference calling service, the three of us called into a number …

Posted in Addictions, Daily Inspiration, Free Therapy Advice, Obsessions, Tools

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Wikipedia Can Work for You!

March 30th, 2009
by Anne Orfila

If I need to know about something immediately, and I want an unbiased source, I turn to Wikipedia. In fact, I’ve been finding myself saying to people “Oh I wiki’d that and this is what I found . . .”.  Similar to the days of going straight to my parents Encyclopedia Britannica (remember those heavy books …

Posted in Addictions, Free Therapy Advice, Obsessions

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