What is The Secret of a Strong Brand?
Have you ever wondered how on earth Coca-cola or Nike become THE brand? The answer lies in this one, single word.
Have you ever wondered how on earth Coca-cola or Nike become THE brand? The answer lies in this one, single word.
There’s a heck of a lot going through consumer’s minds when they first hear your business name. Question is, does your business name match up with your products and marketing? Learn more…
Here’s 5 online businesses you can literally start the minute you’re finished reading this.
The shameless art of self promotion is supposed to be just that — shameless. Often shame, pride, fear and other unhealthy emotions get in the way of our honing of this most valuable life and business skill.
Today’s post comes from video commercial creation expert Adam Lisagor, also known as the Martin Scorsese of online video advertising.
Referrals are the secret to shifting your business from the small time to the big leagues. Here’s 5 ways to entice more referrals out of your customers.
Innovation is a pipe-dream for many business owners. Learn how Lollipics has brought their innovative products full-circle, by using smart business acumen and a “listen to those who know” approach.
Making more money with your product or service really comes down to a couple of key marketing principles…
Create your own job instead of working for someone else.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is an American icon, a symbol of what’s possible when you apply yourself to a craft (or two, in his case). Learn what he feels are the 10 key attributes needed to succeed in any arena in life.
Entrepreneurs and anyone else working to market a product or service needs to see how current customers identify with the brands they choose. This graphic details current customer trends, behaviors and brand preferences.
Did you know that small businesses make up over 99% of businesses in America? Out of those businesses, many of…
This short video contains some of the most successful (and often bizarre) commercials ever released by Honda Motor Company. They’ve used a range of psychological triggers to solidify their brand in buyer’s minds including comedy, beautiful women, and celebrity faces.
Tell us how you feel about this Pfizer commercial. Is it meant for branding or tear-jerking wholesomeness?
Back to school shopping season has already started. Are you ready?