Relaunching the BizNetTravel Blog
This week I’ve been taking over the BizNetTravel.com blog from my buddies Rick Bruner and Steve Hall who are too busy with respectively a new job and posting like crazy… Read more »
Category: sales & marketing
A Critical Mass of Advertisers Makes Contextual Ads More Relevant
Andrew Goodman: "I can attest to having been extremely frustrated doing web searches trying to find things like software, templates, standard documents, and legal agreements to help me grow my… Read more »
Finally a Camphone Usage Scenario That Makes Sense
You know how every ad promoting camphones is a variation on this theme: those two supermodels you’ve just met last night want to hook up with you again, and surely… Read more »
Record sales up, shows Soundscan, RIAA playing with stats?
We learn on John Buckman’s blog that the RIAA bases its propaganda on sales-in data (to the channel) rather than sales-out (to end customers). Which makes sense since they’re in… Read more »
Rick Blogs about Business Blogging
After feeding it for a couple of weeks, Rick just launched the appropriately named BusinessBlogConsulting.com. It’s so good that I’m listed in it!
Selling Online by Teaching
I’m impressed by the work Photoflex, a lighting company, and its partner Olympus did at WebPhotoSchool. This site teaches you what kind of gear you need and how to use… Read more »
For Banks, is the Internet still a Differentiator?
Lauri Giesen, Banking Strategies: "The eroding differentiation provided by online banking raises some challenging issues. Should providers redouble efforts to promote online bill pay and presentment in order to achieve… Read more »
Technology Might Make or Break Grocer
Baseline: Albertson’s: A Shot at the Crown "A customer’s shopping experience will begin at home with an Internet portal. The shopper will develop a shopping list using menu plans and… Read more »
Doubting the Camera in Camera Phones
John Ludwig: Cameraphone Sales John quotes a Reuters article claiming Camera phones are set to be fastest-ever selling consumer product, and doesn’t see the underlying usage. I couldn’t agree more…. Read more »
Where’s My Consumer Data?
Matt Haughey: Receipt, please "And yet, in 2003, I have to save a piece of paper for five years if I ever want my washer fixed under the purchased warranty…. Read more »