Buddy the Elf Rule of Thumb
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear!
Short, sweet, to the point ... tips, tools, and rules of thumb for innovators and entrepreneurs!
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear!
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Christmas,
Communications,
Holiday,
Marketing
Keep 80 percent of your advertising budget invested in the "tried and true" methods that bring in a steady flow of profit, and invest 20 percent into the exploration of new ways to get your message to potential customers.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Marketing
The very first law in advertising is to avoid the concrete promise and cultivate the delightfully vague.
Sage advice for
Advertising
Each user interaction required on a web site landing page is going to cost you 50% of the audience.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Internet,
Marketing,
Web Site
TV networks are built on the assumption that audience size is what matters most ... content is secondary; it exists to attract passive viewers who will sit still for advertisements ... traditional market-driven media always attempts to treat devices, audiences, and content as bulk commodities ... as users acquire the means to produce and distribute content, the authority and profit potential of large traditional networks are directly challenged.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications,
Marketing
The most frequent reason for unsuccessful advertising is advertisers who are so full of their own accomplishments (the world's best seed!) that they forget to tell us why we should buy (the world's best lawn!).
From Made to Stick
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications
If they're laughing, they're listening ... if they're listening, they're learning!
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications,
Favorites,
Humor,
Marketing
The success of an advertisement or product, just like a business or a career, depends upon the skillful combination of association and differentiation.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Product Development,
Strategy
Brevity is the soul of wit.
Take my wife ... please!
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications,
Humor,
Publicity
Many a small thing have been made large with the right kind of advertising!
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Marketing,
Publicity
If people aren't going to talk about your product, then it's not good enough!
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Innovation,
Product Development
The most powerful word in the English language is "free" ... "sale" is second!
When writing an ad, use sentences of no more than twelve words.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications
I forget what I hear ... I remember what I see ... I know what I do.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Experience,
Knowledge,
Presentations
She who laughs last remembers your commercial.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Marketing
Each profession talks to itself in its own language.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications,
Marketing
People will buy anything that is one to a customer!
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Customers,
Marketing
The easiest thing to achieve is a misunderstanding.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications,
Management
Ads with people in them typically have a higher response rate than those without.
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications
Keep it simple, stupid!
Sage advice for
Advertising,
Communications,
Customer Service,
Engineering,
Operations,
Product Development