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  • by Ann Handley
    July 4th falling... well, on July 4th... makes it a little tricky to celebrate on July 2nd, or 6th, or any day other than a Wednesday, as it is this year. Unlike Washington's Birthday or Martin Luther King Day, you can't simply slide the holiday over to another slot to ... more
  • by Ann Handley
    Today is the first business day of our Web 's new look. This change isn't just cosmetic. Instead, it highlights and incorporates the many valuable components that now make up A little historical MarketingProfs was born in June of 2000, when USC professor Allen Weiss thought that the two camps ... more
  • by Lewis Green
    In my youth, in the days before we males were rescued and transformed by feminism, it was popular among us boys to say the following about "You can't live with them, and you can't live without them." The same can be said about proposals. Whether we work for the (Wo)Man ... more
  • by Ann Handley
    If you aren't in line for an iPhone today or stuck in traffic heading to the shore, take a jaunt over to the The Huffington , where my debut blog post, Weblish Spoken , today appears in its Media From the opening "Blog, folksonomy, wiki and other words coined by ... more
  • by Paul Williams
    As marketers and business people, our time is spent coming up with creative ideas, problem solving, and decision making. With focus, concentration and inspiration, we are better and faster at these applied thinking Your boss just let you know - due in 48 hours - is the "big idea" that ... more
  • by Harry Joiner
    I'm alive, but man -- what an insane last couple of weeks, both personally and professionally.  I'll be blogging about the executive search-related issues after they get resolved, but not On the personal front, my wife gave birth to our new baby daughter, Vivian Marie, on June 18.  Mom and ... more
  • by Mack Collier
    The other day I was checking out Monster's , and while at first glance it appears to be a solid company blog, I noted a glaring problem. The blog's comment policy states that "Comments are moderated; they should appear on the Monster Blog within one business ." One business day? ... more
  • by Drew McLellan
    Your client is a large retailer, Cooper's Pharmacopia. Among their customer group, they are very well known and established. They have done a good job of consistently branding themselves. Both their logo and tagline achieve high marks on recall research. They are the market They have also "owned" a signature ... more
  • by Ted Mininni
    Briton Richard is taking on the huge problem of plastic waste in his country, and the impact of his efforts is creating a ripple effect --not only in Britain, but around the world. In a terrific Business Week article entitled Richard Liddle's War on , the sustainable designer explains how ... more
  • by Suzanne Lowe
    Many of my readers know I publish a newsletter called The Marketplace as a companion to my book, Marketplace Masters, How Professional Service Firms Compete to . The focus of my May 2007 issue was social ...arguably the strategic springboard for professional service firms' embrace of social media .... blogging, ... more
  • by David Reich
    Product placement became a hot topic a few years ago with the influx of placement on TV reality shows, taken to its most blatantly obnoxious peak by Donald Trump on NBC's The Product placement has been around for decades, perhaps getting most noticed by marketers back in 1982 when Steven ... more
  • by Andrea Learned
    I recently presented to a conference audience of amazing people in the philanthropy "business" in Cambridge, MA. A number of them were women who had been young during prime feminism-emerging times in the so the comments from the audience were all the more One woman spoke of continuing trouble convincing ... more
  • by Scott Baradell
    Here and elsewhere, you've read posts from various blog consultants trying to drag you into the social-media swimming pool. If you're like most companies, however, you're kicking and screaming all the way -- clutching the patio umbrella with both hands as you protest, "But will it help my bottom In ... more
  • by Paul Barsch
    As more companies across the globe become data driven and adopt analytics to improve decision making, marketers are focusing on "price" as a way to immediately improve top line revenues and Dynamic , or pricing based on supply and demand, seasonality, or other events is popular with online auctions and ... more
  • by Ann Handley
    The degrees of separation between the "somebodies" and the "nobodies" inch closer All voices count. The playing field Yesterday the New York (and, previously, ) pointed me to Rosie O'Donnell's blog. I hadn't been by in a while, so I stopped She's off the air now–and by "air" I mean ... more
  • by Paul Williams
    Innovative ideas - the kind that can transform your company - are inadvertently being demolished. When first presented, many ideas meet wrecking-ball comments such "How's that going to "Good luck getting that "We don't have time for something like that." And the "Doesn't work... Trust me... We tried that years ... more
  • by Shelley Ryan
    My inner book addict has loved since the day Jeff Bezos launched it. I've grown to rely on the site even more as a you-name-it-we'll-ship-it shopping resource because of the buyer feedback mechanisms. However, those have evolved into something a little scary lately. Visitors not only rate your rating, now ... more
  • by Drew McLellan
    The Super Bowl seemed like the national debut of the notion that agencies don't have all the smarts and you might just get a good idea by running a contest and letting Mr. or Mrs. Consumer craft your Doritos message. Well, here comes the next An e-marketing agency has announced ... more
  • by Gavin Heaton
    When we talk or write or read about strategy, you don't need to look far before you see the word "engagement." It is everywhere ... but is it, like so many other buzz words, becoming tired? Has it reached its use by date? Or does it still have I was ... more
  • by Elaine Fogel
    Poor Kelly Clarkson. First she fired her . Then she cancelled her summer tour due to poor ticket sales. Now, her new CD has been leaked before its launch date. So, what does this have to do with Maybe Kelly's quick rise to the top means that she hasn't enough ... more
  • by Ted Mininni
    A noteworthy article appeared in the June issue Shelf , an influential online e-zine. The article, P&G Design's strategic value is vital to , features excerpts from a keynote speech given by Claudia Kotchka, Procter & 's Vice President of Design Innovation & Strategy at the Fuse's Brand Identity & ... more
  • by Lewis Green
    I can't help but notice a decline in commenting here at the and at the 50 or so blogs I try to visit each week. Furthermore, unless I am wrong, few if any of Mack's Top show weekly increases in readership. More often than not they are showing some decline. ... more
  • by Jim Kukral
    As I've mentioned times here on MPDailyfix.com, I'm a believer that your brand is the experience your customers have with your One of those "things" that is important in an experience with your brand is For Father's Day, I requested a trip to one of my favorite restaurants called PF ... more
  • by Andrea Learned
    The financial services industry has been male-dominated and focused since the beginning of time (or, whenever it officially became an industry), and that is becoming a bit of an issue as the number of women with high net worth increases. They are not so easily sold "Let me take care ... more
  • by Andrea Learned
    As Colonel Nathan Jessep in "A Few Good actor Jack Nicholson practically spits out the "You can't handle the truth." When I read John Schmeltzer's June 11th in the Chicago Tribune about McDonald's newly launched public relations move toward "transparency" with moms, that's what I Can McDonald's really handle the ... more

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