I was the CMO of a restaurant group with multiple locations and millions in sales… and it was growing … Then I became the CCO of a boutique marketing firm serving over 150 customers and clients. There was an upstart rival firm that was “hot” and wanted to recruit me, so with permission, I went…
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New Ideas Are Important When Trying To Open Doors And Find Opportunity
The one thing that drives me more than anything are ideas. I love ideas. I always wanted to work at a think tank or be the creative guy. Marketing was my first love. Marketing, Advertising. I was the kid in school reading Ad Age magazine and Adweek. Forbes. Inc. BusinessWeek. Those type publications. Those were full…
Practice Your Talent To Become A Professional And Open Doors To Greater Opportunity
I grew up with a piano in the house. I would go in and clank around on the thing two or three times a week. Just make noise. My mom made me take lessons, after which, I would clank around and just make noise. When I was 15 I was given a guitar by my…
Babies Don’t Buy Shampoo – Finding Opportunity In Quotes
I love great quotes. Great quotes are opportunity. I think there is a lot that can be learned from a great quote and a great quote can come from anywhere. Quotes are mostly made up of wisdom. Thoughtful sayings that actually mean something or have a purpose. Proverbs is probably my favorite book in the…
5 Things I Personally Do That Will Improve Your Online Social Marketing
I’m giving away the farm on social marketing. Literally. I’m telling you 5 of my top secrets that’s made me successful as an online social marketing professional. These 5 things will help every business – they always have, they always will. No need to stay with your small minded marketing plan – you need to upgrade to…
Open Doors And Opportunity Await Those Who Have Nothing
I spent my entire life wanting to be wealthy. It was the only thing that was going to make me happy. When I was 12 I picked up the first ever Forbes 400. I was mesmerized. I couldn’t put it down. I read it over and over and over. I took notes on the people….
Don’t Trap Schoolkids In Their Bus On The Way Home (Part 2)
We had 80,000 fans, up from 20,000, less than a year later. That’s when I made my pitch. The real money was going to come from the website. Imagine having 50 branded pages (branded meaning an oil change place, a tire center, a mechanic, whomever) each paying $1,000 a month to basically maintain their own…