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Chaz Sayz ~ Today, we talk government care.
In my last blog I shared with you that the United States government has produced and distributed literature on the topic of long term care. Our own government has taken the time to study the matter in… more →
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Chaz Sayz ~ Today, we talk government care.
Scott Dunn wrote 3 weeks ago: In my last blog I shared with you that the United States government has produced and distributed lit … more →
Today, we get to the heart of what matters
Scott Dunn wrote 1 month ago: Hello, I’m Charlene, or as my father-in-law fondly called me, Chaz. “Dad” was a wonderful man. He wa … more →
The Perfect Ad---Yogi and the Duck
Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: What are your favorite current ads? A lot of my young students answered that question with the Chic- … more →
Feel Good Viral Advertising. Does it Work Good?
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: Stride Gum has a YouTube four-and-a-half minute world-wide dance routine that has achieved over 20 m … more →
Sampling is By Far the Best Marketing Technique
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: Are you giving away the farm when you give away some of your product? Are you giving away your secre … more →
How To Take Your Brand Global, Virally!
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: As most of you know who read my blog, I am not a huge fan of viral marketing. It is not that I do n … more →
The Quest for Mediocrity: Guides for the Cautious Manager. Part Two
Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: We’ve given you the first five Guides: Don’t innovate, don’t try to relate to your staff, don’t try … more →
The Quest for Mediocrity: Guides for the Cautious Manager
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: The only true mission of any organization is survival. Companies where “excellence” is embedded in … more →
If Present Trends Continue, That’ll be the First Time
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: Trends are fickle. They seem unstoppable, but something happens. They end up falling by their own i … more →
Speech is Free, But an Audience Will Cost You
Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: “Say whatever you want, anywhere,” said the professor, “But I don’t have to listen.” Freedom of spee … more →
Georgia Generals Kick Off Season Opener July 12th in Johns Creek!
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: For those of you who do not know, North Fulton has it’s very own football team called the Geor … more →
The Peachtree 10K A Branding Mega-Success
Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: The running of the 39th Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree 10k Road Race is over, and as usual I … more →
EMORY JOHNS CREEK HOSPITAL ENTERS THE WORLD OF THE BLOG
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE … more →
That’s a Great Idea. But I’d Rather Have One That Works.
Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: A nutritionist came up with the ultimate dog food and his co-workers liked the idea, but it flopped. … more →
What’s the Difference Between a Brand and a Branding Iron?
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: In the very old days, ranchers and farmers were victims of horse and cattle thieves. Hostilities and … more →
What Is Your Brand and Company Worth?
Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: Are you thinking about an exit strategy? Is your biggest asset—your nest egg—wrapped up … more →
The Black Hole of Marketing is in the Middle
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: A perceptual map of any category will include a few dominant players, some specialty niche entries, … more →
The Four Rules of Successful Advertising
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Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: Traditional textbooks cite the four essential “P’s” of marketing: Product Pr … more →
An Ounce of Behavior is Worth a Pound of Attitudes
Scott Dunn wrote 1 year ago: A common mistake by advertisers to assume that a new user of a product goes through these stages: ( … more →
