The coming melt-down in higher education (as seen by a marketer)
For 400 years, higher education in the US has been on a roll. From Harvard asking Galileo to be a guest professor in the 1600s to millions tuning in to watch a team of unpaid athletes play another team of...The coming melt-down in higher education (as seen by a marketer) is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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Earn While You Learn… With Us!
Wow! After several weeks of delivering high-impact webinars, we just finished our first live business build. It was amazing! Our first business is now live and making money for our students. The interaction was phenomenal, and our students are raving about this new training model. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, let me explain. Earlier this [...]Earn While You Learn… With Us! is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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Get in Touch With The Future
An interesting thing is happening lately, and it’s giving me a lot of fodder. I wanted to share a few opinions with you. First off, as you know I love predictions and making some of my own. For example, I wrote a controversial white paper several years ago, called “The Death of The Salesletter.” In it, [...]Get in Touch With The Future is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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First and never
I met a new addition to the family the other day. She was eleven days old. It was the warmest day of her whole life the day I was there. And she had just eaten her biggest meal ever. Firsts...First and never is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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Two Shining Stars in an Age of Darkness
One of my favorite shows on TV of late is Shark Tank. The show centers on aspiring, brave, and sometimes downright idiotic inventors and entrepreneurs who pitch their ideas in front of a group of merciless, seemingly heartless multimillionaires, begging for investment capital. Some of the advice that come from these “sharks” are pretty obvious and [...]Two Shining Stars in an Age of Darkness is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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Invent a holiday
Find an emotion that needs social approval in order to be easily expressed. Hook it into something you sell or do. Discover other organizations that would benefit from the holiday as much as you would. Voila! Mother's Day/Valentine's Day/Festivus/New Year's....Invent a holiday is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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The future of the library
What should libraries do to become relevant in the digital age? They can't survive as community-funded repositories for books that individuals don't want to own (or for reference books we can't afford to own.) More librarians are telling me (unhappily)...The future of the library is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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The Future of The Internet is Cloudy
One of the things I love about new year’s is reading about year-end predictions. I don’t know why. Perhaps it’s my curious nature. But I’m fascinated when I see where some people think we’re headed. There are some bloggers whose predictions fascinate me. Two have captured my attention: ReadWriteWeb and the Manhattan Marketing Maven. And yes, even [...]The Future of The Internet is Cloudy is a post from: RoosterMoon Publishing
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2008 The Year in Review
Yeah, this past year has been pretty intense – several lifetimes’ worth in a mere 52 weeks!
So we have a new president now and most likely a lot of things will change, and many will stay the same. Here’s to hoping we will not just rely on our leaders ‘fix’ everything for us. Personal responsiblity can only help them to do their jobs to help us.
Take a look at Mark Fiore’s “The New Year – On The March!”
Let’s do better this year …