Monthly Archives: October 2008

UPDATE (12/11/08): This active wish list is useful for seeing the limitations of Google Sites. When Google ‘Sites’ launched earlier this year, I shrugged my shoulders. Now I’m jumping up and down! In just an hour or so, I’ve just … Continue reading →

Long-time readers will know I hate candy bowls at trade shows. I mean, really, are you that lazy? I saw a lot of candy bowls last week. Even really pretty bowls were filled with, tops, $5 in candy. And to … Continue reading →

I’m at a show this week. Its a whole different world for a couple days. Here’s a fun little ditty from Jason Stewart of DemandBlog about going to shows/events: Events time is hereGiveaways and gearFun for allBut marketers callTheir hardest … Continue reading →

In an email discussion with a sister company about SEO, I was told that the Wikipedia page for our type of product was deleted. Deleted. Gone. Wiped clean. Trashed. I didn’t create the page. I didn’t contribute. There was no … Continue reading →

From a trade show I’ll be going to later this month: “Dear Exhibitor It has come to our attention that there is an organization based in Mexico that is claiming to be associated to our exhibition XXXX. We understand that … Continue reading →

All trade shows, seminars, and conferences seem to go by acronyms. How about a new one called TECAF? TECAF is a conference put on by PHOTON, a solar industry trade publication. “To put it less politely: If the above scenario … Continue reading →

How sloppy and/or lazy can you get? ‘Giant Mass Email Document’ from ‘Do Not Reply’: I’ve cropped the email, but it doesn’t say what they do at all. He misspelled ‘machienery’, part of his company name. He used his own … Continue reading →

Life’s been in fast-forward for the last month or so, but I’m trying to slow it down a bit and recognize the objects flashing by. Here’s three posts by fellow B2B bloggers worth checking out: Difference between Marketing and Sales … Continue reading →