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n a “holy grail” for many enterprise technology firms: greatly desired, often sought after but not obtainable. and you've heard me talk / blog about how the Web has placed the ever-elusive SMB market within the grasp of software companies. This wee thing called the web allows firms to le...
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11 . Or you can send a text to 46645 with the name of a business and city-state OR zip code and get a text back in seconds. It really works.
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A couple blog entries ago , I suggested that while most companies think of the "home page" as their entry to their web experience, most people googled their way into a website doing a deep dive to perform a surgical strike and get just what they needed and get out. I've started to think about it a...
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not what journalism is pushing, it can be amazon’s service to tell me what other people have actually purchased, or it can be VOX which lets me blog to only a select few. Our society and what we’re creating as tools is focused on creating more connected-ness.
People to people connec...
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g business do" [to either defend or take advantage of web 2.0 and all the related (underlying) business models that are developing today].
Perfect Blog Topic, I thought!
THE SITUATION & WHY IT MATTERS TO ANY SOFTWARE FIRM:
First, off, let me share some context for what I think is happeni...
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tly nurture a seedling of an idea into a vision that builds one another's ideas.
Thanks for letting me get that off my chest. I've been using the blog lately to capture some ideas that are floating around in my head. I hope it's helpful to others.
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, and to create a publication schedule. (Which, we rarely ever stick to, because -- of course -- client work always takes priority but that's another blog topic.)
For this January, I wanted to do something different, meaning better. I wanted to identify the top 10 things that our client base of h...
When you want to buy a new bbq, who do you ask? If you want to know which smartphone to buy, what blog do you go to? And if you're looking for a school to enroll your kid, whose advice do you seek?
Those people that you're calling, emailing with or reading, they're special. Not special like the...
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offers that layer on top of other solution and the ever-present access to influencer opinions, Consumers can find out more about offers, price shop, blog about customer service, etc. If anything the new era has a new market power model. I believe it is more about being "permeable" as a strategic ad...
Technorati recently published a state of the blogosphere about 2 weeks ago. And I've wanted to write on it ever since as an example of being clear on what you are intending to measure and what you are actually measuring.
The slide I'm referencing is this one:
In it, Technorati,...
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ate the brand" .
But what about employees? Are they co-creators, too?
Many, many fortune 1000 companies are afraid to let their own employees blog. "What if they say something we don't like?" is the question I hear from potential clients. But actually the question is "what don't you know [th...
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d up. No more proprietary formats.
- File synchronization is a must have. Gibu points out that his company produces Hummingbird, and in my earlier blog entry, I thought Omnidrive was the only one that showed a entirely new solution. I missed his point that Sharpcast and Omnidrive do the same thi...
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e don't really get product management. They often fail to give product managers the support, training, and empowerment they need to succeed. So this blog is dedicated to all of you Product Managers.
This is going to be my effort to put the supercape hero onto Product Managers and certainly share ...
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sing their spare cycles to create content, solve problems, even do R&D for you.
Consumer needs, desires, and dreams are bubbling up — from blogs, 2-way web sites, influencer communities, customer councils, people who are involved in do-it-yourself electronics and crafts (Make zine, etsy.c...
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ons of this were a reminder from Darcy Rezac, who just wrote Work the Pond. It was a reader's digest kind of book, but Guy Kawasaki plugged it in his blog and I fell for it. What can I say, I'm vulnerable to Guy's influencer role in the Valley.)
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satiable appetite for technology. . So, establish ways customers can provide input. Whether it’s an advisory board, a customer service wiki or blog comments, make sure you’re open to hearing the customer value chains they’re developing real time. Then listen.
Remember that t...
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eed to be picked up, or bills that need attending, or (once a year, whether they need it or not) those poor plants that seek watering. Perhaps even a blog entry that is itching to come out will find its way to Movable Type entries.
When I'm away, I stop worrying and doing. I start listening. To m...
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ur business card along with our other 3 practices (define, design, optimize). So instead, we get to use the long description when writing articles or blog entries.
There are new realities in our tech world. There always are, of course. Which is why this field is so interesting. But these days it...
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m guessing.
I decided I would order one color with "win" on one side and "markets" on the other since I like those words and they reflect both this blog and the tag line for my company. On the other color, I would order a simple "Rubicon" word. All 3 are ordinary words, right?
There was a waiver...
The customer point of view is one often written about in this blog and others. I wrote about customer nurturing last week. In essence, we need to take care of the customer, make sure to treat them well, stay in touch, set yourself apart from other by saying thank you. Etc.
That's all true. One ...
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n therapy?". Great question, isn't it?
So while I came up with some rational response at the time that seemed to be plausible, I thought "I gotta blog on this and see what others think!"
These are my initial thoughts. I need your contributions.
Consultants actually care about results.
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ition followed with an analysis of their advertisements, websites and other marketing materials can be really valuable. I always start with websites, blog sites, community forums (like e-pinions) and checking out what people are saying. The more the product is already ‘out there’ the eas...
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each others' best stuff and cut out the extra cycles. Create something that adds real value (I have several ideas on what vendors could create...I'll blog on that later).
3. It's a Quilting focused world. Linux and the Linux community continue to add so much value . Just to state the obvious...
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he memory chip or graphics chip. It was a major change and helped Intel become the powerhouse they are today. They have a new campaign out which I'll blog on later.
HP, some could argue, has a consumer focus with its printer, laptop and mobile division. I would argue that consumers buy their pro...
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SJ or finding BusinessWeek insights online, and buying shoes /underwear /books /well, everything through the Amazon portal, life is done online. And blogging is just a part of the online story. A cool part of the story.
When I first learned of blogs, I was (at best) cautious. Another fad? Anoth...
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