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The way it’s supposed to work

September 8, 2009 No Comments on The way it’s supposed to work

Last weekend, Lainey (my wife) and I were up in Breckenridge, CO celebrating our wedding anniversary (our 28th thank you

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Are you busy branding or blanding?

August 24, 2009 No Comments on Are you busy branding or blanding?

Do you really know what your brand is? You do realize that it's much more than just your logo, right?

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Lose your grip and hold on to customers

August 19, 2009 1 Comment on Lose your grip and hold on to customers

It's a fact in today's culture that the tighter you try to hold on and control your customer's experience, the

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The Formidible Force of Females

August 13, 2009 No Comments on The Formidible Force of Females

The Harvard Business Review is reporting today in their "daily stat" that women control almost $12 trillion in consumer spending.

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Our HIGH-DEF explanation

August 10, 2009 No Comments on Our HIGH-DEF explanation

Back in February, Greg Fields and I sat down in my office to talk about what HIGH-DEF means to us

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10 things you should do right now to protect your bottom line – Part 2

August 7, 2009 2 Comments on 10 things you should do right now to protect your bottom line – Part 2

Yesterday I started a post with the first five things you should do to protect your bottom line. Here are

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The difference between a Web site and a blog

August 5, 2009 No Comments on The difference between a Web site and a blog

It's taken a while, but I think many in the camp and conference world finally have a Web site that

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Conversation. The new advertising

July 15, 2009 No Comments on Conversation. The new advertising

If your complete camp/conference marketing effort consists of brochures, website, church visits and neighborhood desserts you are missing a very

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Tighten your tribe by giving them more “handles”

June 1, 2009 No Comments on Tighten your tribe by giving them more “handles”

I was in Starbucks earlier and noticed (not for the first time) their rack of handouts…right by where you find

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Focus your Web pages for better results

May 27, 2009 No Comments on Focus your Web pages for better results

When sitting down to plan out a Web site or a Web page, it's easy to lose focus and try

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