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Could you make one small change that would drastically improve your effectiveness? What if changing one little thing made all the difference in the world? It’s hard to believe that a small change could make any improvement, let alone a significant one. But that’s where the minimum effective dose comes in. What’s the Minimum Effective […]
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Architects, engineers, accountants, and attorneys suffer from mass superiority delusion. They believe that there is nobody better at what they do than themselves. The truth is you can bet they’re not the best at what they do.The reality is there are tens, if not hundreds, of professionals just as good who have almost identical experience […]
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Here is Adam Kilbourne’s second post on marketing photography. This one focuses on tips of tricks for the amateur photographer. Take it away Adam… Thank you, Matt. Last time we talked about equipment. Now onto some tips and tricks. The following are things I’ve learned mostly from other photographers, but also through trial and error. […]
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I imagine you deal with this a lot. Someone at your firm has this great marketing idea that you should implement. It’s a sure sign that the staff member sees the importance of marketing and wants to contribute. You certainly don’t want to discourage that and their idea is actually pretty good. In fact, it’s […]
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My recent article on what marketers can learn from Wayne Gretzky prompted this interesting response from Twitter. Challenge accepted! Messier’s Lesson For Marketers: Get It Done, Even If You Have To Do It Yourself Mark Messier was a contemporary and teammate of Wayne Gretzky’s. He is another one of the greatest hockey players to ever […]
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You might be racking up the small victories, but are you landing the big wins? Are you making amazing things happen? Maybe you need to be more like Wayne Gretzky. For those who don’t know, Wayne Gretzky is the greatest hockey player who ever lived. Any marketer can learn a lot from how he conducted […]
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Krista Sykes, PhD over at Architecture in Context has been writing a series called, “12 Factors That Can Make Or Break Your Design Business.” Market research and analysis is not my area of expertise, so I don’t really cover it here. However, it is Krista’s. She explains: …almost everyone worries about their competitors, and most strive […]
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You know how you are always baffled why everybody basically agrees with you except that one person? What’s that person’s problem? Can’t they see that everybody else would obviously see things your way? The problem is that you are suffering from the False Consensus Effect. We are terrible at predicting the behavior of others, yet […]
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In the world of business development, little tweaks in your approach can really go a long way. Actually, I like to refer to them as hacks. Here’s one that will help you close the deal! Over at Neuromarketing, they posted about the power of asking the client to give a prediction on whether they’ll hire […]
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