I just returned from Riga, Latvia, where I had the honor of speak at TechChill about Storytelling in a Crisis. I am putting the finishing touches on a blog post about my talk, so make sure you’re following me on LinkedIn as it will be posted in the next week or so. I also had
Thank you to everyone who reached out to help with my YouTube issue! While it’s not completely resolved, I’m working with an excellent rep, and things are moving in the right direction. This past week, I’ve been putting the final touches on my TechChill keynote speech, Storytelling in a Crisis. If your company or conference
This week, I had the chance to catch up with Phil Mershon while he was in London – it’s amazing to think that it has probably been 15 years since we last connected in person! The photo from this weeks newsletter was taken together after a wonderful lunch at The Ivy Tower Bridge. It was
Once upon a time, I ran a newsletter called The Week In Marketing, which had a loyal readership but I felt lacked a bit of direction. So as the famous saying goes – every great story deserves a rewrite. After months of planning, I’m thrilled to introduce The Marketer’s Storybook!
With each passing year, April Fools’ Day presents a challenge and opportunity for companies. While April Fools may not be for every company out there, there are some companies who surprise and delight us each year. Here are seven companies that almost tricked us—in a good way—this April Fools’ Day. 1. Zappos Accidently Lets CEO Tony Hsieh