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  1. Gary Vaynerchuck Challenges the Current Marketing Mindset in a Down Economy

    Technosailor.com - Nov 5, 2008

    Tremendous insight from Gary Vaynerchuk of WineLibrary.TV. This man may be the most brilliant marketing mind of our time. I’m pleased to call him a friend. Early apologies for some of Gary’s language as he is

    Also tagged: advertising, economy, online marketing, aaron brazell, garyvee

  2. How Much Are People Talking About You? Part Deux

    Technosailor.com - Oct 24, 2008

    Last year I wrote a post titled, “How Much do People Talk About You?“. I could very well simply republish that post and be done with it, but I wanted to come back to the topic a year later and discuss it more because

    Also tagged: brand, influence, aaron brazell

  3. You Must Be Somewhere

    Technosailor.com - Oct 7, 2008

    It’s 2008 and with 2008 comes technology. It’s awkward, I realize, for some small businesses to justify the use of social networks, blogs etc. After all, how can a small business trying to remain profitable encourage

    Also tagged: business, social media, small business, pr, aaron brazell

  4. The Psychology of Gap Marketing

    Technosailor.com - Aug 11, 2008

    Gap Marketing. What. The. Heck. Gap Marketing is the idea that, when you’ve done everything you can to cover the large target audiences, there are still small gaps to fill. Gap marketing is laptop stickers

    Also tagged: ford, aaron brazell, freshbooks, gap marketing

  5. The Difference Between Designers and Marketers

    Technosailor.com - Jul 3, 2008

    A reader of this blog, recently, inquired about the difference between Designers and Marketers. I took some time to think about it and came to so many conclusions that it was Wicked Marketing entry worthy. This won’t

    Also tagged: business, sports, design, advertising, op ed, market, designer, technosailor, marketer, designing, venture files, wicked marketing

  6. Who are you designing for… you or your customers?

    Technosailor.com - Jun 26, 2008

    I called this entry “Who are you designing for…you or your customers”, because most business owners can’t see that what they are asking a designer, marketing firm or neighbor down the street to do is create the image

    Also tagged: business, programming, advertising, client, customer service, best of, customer, wicked, brand image, perception, social issues, brand identity, wicked java

  7. But this worked four years ago?

    Technosailor.com - Jun 20, 2008

    I was sitting at the mall waiting for my niece to get out of a certain store that had huge round mouse ears, I watched a gaggle of tween-age girls walk by in outfits that I hadn’t seen, and honestly hoped never to

    Also tagged: business, sports, humor, design, trends, advertising, technosailor, social issues, venture files

  8. Driving Customers to Your Site

    Technosailor.com - Jun 12, 2008

    Ultimately as a graphic/web designer, it’s my job to create designs that, hopefully, will attract the attention of people that view the sites we design for our clients.Through a combination of strong design and

    Also tagged: business, web 2 0, design, advertising, website, seo, web 3 0, web 2 o, mike dougherty, wicked java

  9. Yeah it’s cheaper, but what are you really getting?

    Technosailor.com - Jun 4, 2008

    I’ve gone round and round about what to talk about this time and, after many heated battles with Nerf balls and Twinkies, a phone call gave me the solution. I recently spoke to a gentleman who decided that, rather than

    Also tagged: business, clients, business cards, wicked marketing

  10. The difference between success and closing next year…

    Technosailor.com - May 23, 2008

    The silver bullet for marketing a successful business…doesn’t exist. Sorry to disappoint you. There’s a world of difference between closing in six months and seeing year two come and go. A lot of it is hard work

    Also tagged: business, design, technosailor, mike dougherty, venture files, wicked marketing, wicked java

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