Posted by Seth on August 19, 2010
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Posted by Seth on April 6, 2010
“We believe there is a real value to this product and as consumers experience it, they will agree.”-Time, Inc. spokesperson defending the Time magazine iPad app Dear Time, Inc.- Maybe you’re right. But who cares what you think is valuable? Honestly. You come off sounding like a (bad) used car salesman. If the experience with [...]
Posted by Seth on September 17, 2009
Is it possible for Public companies to be truly passionate about their customers?
Posted by Seth on January 23, 2009
       Businesses Should Be More Like Flubber  Yesterday a coworker asked a great question: ”Quick Poll: What do you think is the most valuable productivity goal in terms of employee-to-employer contribution — A) units of profitable new ideas per employee, B) units of work per hour, C) both, or D) something else?” My answer? None of the [...]
Posted by Seth on November 6, 2008
Barack Obama tapped into the Groundswell during his campaign. He recognized that people were connecting with each other to get the things they need, rather than going to traditional institutions. He recognized the power of a bottom-up strategy and how an army of energized campaign partners–not just supporters– is infinitely more effective than the old [...]
Posted by Seth on October 14, 2008
  Driving home one day, I noticed a shiny white BMW 3 Series with seriously dark tinted windows and a personalized “vanity” license plate. The license plate had attitude. Suave confidence bordering cockiness. I decided the driver was obviously cool. James Dean cool. Then BMW turned right into my neighborhood. “What’s he doing in my neighborhood?” I [...]