Stop Flirting At The Edge: Be Timeless
Everyone continues an unhealthy obsession with flirting at the edge. And most of the people doing so probably have no business being there (yet) in the first place.
Everyone continues an unhealthy obsession with flirting at the edge. And most of the people doing so probably have no business being there (yet) in the first place.
Here’s your call to action: together we can end voicemail. Maybe that’s a bit ambitious, but at the very least collectively we can reduce it.
A recent post here on the fact that blogs are social media generated a good bit of discussion. I was thinking about that thread today and wanted to build on the discussion with something else I’ve seen equally as frequently.
Storytelling is a timeless way to personalize a company and build word of mouth. People love to hear stories and social media, due to its inherent nature of building upon narratives, is the ideal place to tell them.
While recently enjoying breakfast at the Brickhouse Cafe in SoMa (definitely check it out if you live in San Francisco) I couldn’t help but notice a TV advertisement for a local interior design company specializing in porcelain.
As much as I love the marketing industry, there are a few things about it that irk me. One of which is the notion of perceived rules: they are perceived because there are no real repercussions for breaking them other than perhaps pissing someone off (which might be a good thing).