Any color you want…so long as it’s black.
Remember that famous thought from Henry Ford?
Archive for the ‘Marketing’ Category
Monday, January 17th, 2011
Any Color You Want
- Very interesting indeed. I immediately went to how this works for silicone and there are some good lessons in here. Customers want what they want now—who cares what you might do in a a year because it'll be a fairytale in 3 months. Deliver the magic today don't promise the dream tomorrow. Read more >
- http://www.betterplace.com/
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- I think autoshow attendees are self selecting towards power/size/high end. There are plenty of economy/hybrid enthuiastist out there, but they are marketed to differently. Google for hyper milers and you will see.
The Tesla is a product in search of a market. Hybrids are practical and cost effecctive in certain use cases, namely people that commute a lot. The Tesla is ...Read more >
Monday, December 6th, 2010
WikiLeaks
Who hasn’t heard about or commented on it this week?
- Now here's how you profit from this: http://i.imgur.com/64fLy.jpg
- Thank you David for blogging about this. It's a very important topic. I'm a believer in personal privacy and opting in and/or user control. I believe that people need to have the option to show more or less information to whomever they like and it should not be controlled by the likes of Facebook or Google, etc. Have we become ...
- Who has the authority to make the legal call between consumer data that is private and personal? Internet giants (Facebook, Amazon, Twitter) give us outlets to speak but then use the outlets to increase corporate profits. In fact, whose side are they on? They act as Consumer Advocates to protect our personal information and use it to help us find ...
Monday, August 9th, 2010
Purpose
Purpose.
Task.
One cannot really exist without the other.
Purpose without task is mere dreaming.
Task without purpose is meaningless labor.
- David, Very thought provoking post. Alignment of purpose across all dimensions of our life's would be Wunderful (no pun intended) indeed. The challenge is to get everyone else aligned with that. I think clients, our own organizations, communities, and individuals get caught into the trap of defining ways to measure success. We often muddle the definition of ...
- bottom line -- do you pick up the trash........
- I like that idea of a Master Brand of Purpose. In fact, if they are too different (personal and business), there might something out of place on that equation. They can be different but converging.
