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The Carnival of Marketing “A Picture’s Meaning Can Express Ten Thousand Words” Attributed (incorrectly) to Confucius. The phrase is so exotic; so Oriental. But it’s not Chinese. How did that happen? Where did it...
…is expertly hosted by Larry Bodine’s PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MARKETING Blog, News, opinions and insights into professional services marketing. Visit Bodine’s Blog. And surf. He has outstanding analysis of marketing for law firms. An example...
The Carnival of Marketing…to CharmaineYoest.com. If you have case studies, interesting ideas, cool examples, things not to do, exposure for a product, please send them to me. Show me your best of the four...
Ideologic, LLCAward winning Ideologic, LLC is expertly hosting The Carnival this week. And while you are there, be sure to visit Eidelblog and read a terrific summary of the mess Maryland is making with...
The Carnival has some outstanding writing and analysis. World class. From around the world. Leah MacleanFrom the continent/country of Australia, Leah Maclean, at Working Solo, presents Golden Rules Part 2 – My List. Leah’s...
Tom McMahonTom McMahon scored his 1,000,000th visit. And 1,500,000 page views. Anytime a blogger has two commas in his stats has, indeed, something to brag about. But not Tom. He posted some puny post...
You are invited to submit a post to the Carnival. This edited Carnival highlights the starting and running of your own business. How are you doing? See (the very flexible) Carnival of Entrepreneurship submission...
This week’s host duties are performed flawlessly by Joseph Weisenthal at The Stalwart. Mr Weisenthal has a well done blog with almost 900 visitors a day. Impressive. Carnival Editors, as you know, are not...
The Carnival Arrives Down Under to Working Solo hosted by Leah Maclean in Sydney, Australia. And while there be sure to read: Advisory Board Advantages Raise Legal Issues brought to you by BizzBangBuzz –...
Tip O’Neill was a master politician. And people always wanted favors from the former Speaker of the House. Before a visitor would come a-calling, Tip would tell his staff, “Don’t take nobody, nobody...
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