Elegant and classy
If you announce that something is elegant or classy, it probably isn’t.
There’s a humility to hospitality and sophistication that evaporates when we name it.
If you announce that something is elegant or classy, it probably isn’t.
There’s a humility to hospitality and sophistication that evaporates when we name it.
Whether I’m walking into a restaurant, or passing by an advertisement through a windowpane, I seem to run into QR codes just about anywhere these days. I feel like this is the case for everyone now that 45% of shoppers claim to use marketing-related QR codes. There’s no denying the popularity and convenience of the QR…
Study the Ace Hardware playbook and build an experience at the local business you’re running or marketing that customers love to remember, share, and even champion! Post Views: 44
For years, I’ve been using this picture of Neil Armstrong when I tell the story of meeting him and hearing his talk at one of his last public appearances: I wasn’t there when this photo was taken, so I relied on a Google image search to find it: I compounded Google’s error. Sorry, Buzz. Neil…
If you’re like me and waste far too much time on Instagram, you’re well acquainted with the phrase “link in bio.” So why does seemingly everyone use a linktr.ee URL, and what is Linktree exactly? In this post, I’ll tell you everything worth knowing as you decide whether to use Linktree or its alternatives. I’ll…
Consumer feedback is an essential gift to local businesses, helping them continuously improve customer satisfaction, but it can be both effectively given and gratefully received with a little extra care for civility on both sides. Post Views: 50
Bad marketing advice can make or break a brand. If marketers sidestep well-meaning but counterproductive suggestions, they’re better positioned to capture consumer interest. What happens if they take this marketing advice to heart? Spoiler alert: It’s not great. Here are 11 examples of bad marketing advice in action — and what we can learn from…