Posts Tagged ‘Seth Godin’

If you don’t get it built, the work doesn’t matter. So when you’re pitching, writing plans, costing proposals and brainstorming endlessly, remember – that work, that investment, that blood sweat and tears doesn;’t matter if you can’t actually persuade someone to take the risk, run with the idea and do the campaign. As an industry, […]


Most people don’t believe they are capable of initiative. Initiating a project, a blog, a wikipedia article, a family journey. Initiating something even when you’re not put actively in charge. At the same time, almost all people believe they are capable of editing, giving feedback or merely criticizing. So finding people to fix your typos […]


Seth Godin is inviting people to contribute 200 words about a company they see as being remarkable for the updated version of Purple Cow. You can’t work for or with any company you put forward and entries need to be in by midnight EST on 24th may so you haven’t got long now! I just […]


Do you have customers or members? If you changed your model to have members instead, what would that look like? If people had to subscribe, or be admitted, or apply… and if you had to please the membership, not convert new strangers. The web likes businesses that have members. via Seth’s Blog: Do you have […]


Interesting post from Seth Godin on the power of using a good picture on social networking sites. “If it’s important enough for you to spend your time finding and connecting with new people online, it’s important enough to get the first impression right. If you use any online social network tool, the single most important […]



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