What it means to be remarkable
It's not about hype. It's about non-compensated third parties writing stuff like this: Cool Tool: Dr. Brown's Baby Bottles. Could (would) someone say this about your stuff?
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» Remarkable from mike brewer
Seth Godin points us to Kevin Kelly's post today and sites it as an example of being remarkable. The premise of remarkable is, as Seth sites, is to have non-compensated third parties become evangelist for you products. Here is a [Read More]
» The baby bottle measure from Acronym
ASAE & The Center recently published 138 pages that started to define what being a remarkable association is (7 Measures of Success: What Remarkable Associations Do That Others Don't). If you think his schtick is insightful—which I do much more... [Read More]
» New Forum Feature #1 - social bookmarking from T-Shirt Forums
Some of you may have already noticed some of the new forum features that I snuck in last week :)
Here's the quick breakdown:1. Social Bookmarking Added or "oh, how web 2.0 of you :)"
For those of y... [Read More]
» Branding: A Tagline Is Not A Brand How to Build a Positive Brand in 3 Steps from Liz Strauss at Successful Blog
Your Uniques Brand Identity
People talk to other people about other people, products, and companies.
What we say to each other about what we like
the other people, products, and companies we champion and warn folks about,
the other peopl... [Read More]
» Do You Do Something Remarkable? from Dawud Miracle @ dmiracle.com
So what does Seth Godin mean when he says that being good enough is not enough?
He means that if youre average, your business will be average too. And an average business will usually do one of two things - succeed at a very moderate rate or fai... [Read More]
