Category: Branding
By tsufit on Sep 15, 2011 in Authors, Books, Branding, Marketing, Publicity, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Getting on the New York Times Bestseller List is quite a feat, one I have not accomplished yet, but I’ve met many people who have and it’s awesome, a huge marketing coup. But I was just listening to Frank Kern mention that Neil Strauss had been on the New York Times Bestseller list and it [...]
By tsufit on Sep 5, 2011 in Advertising, Branding, Cool Stuff, Creativity, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Marketing, Positioning, Promotion, Uncategorized | Comments Off
One of the biggest challenges coaching entrepreneurs to step into the spotlight and get noticed is getting them to accept the notion that it’s better to be different than to be better. Being amazing at what you do is crucial for staying in business, but that’s not usually what will get you noticed in the [...]
By tsufit on Aug 29, 2011 in Advertising, Branding, Copywriting, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Media, Uncategorized, Why We Buy | 2 Comments
Necklace Selected Privacy Protected A little sleazy perhaps, but PayPal understands that to a certain segment of the population it’s selling discretion. I’m guessing that’s not his wife or daughter… If a boring old merchant services company can figure out what it’s selling and bring it to life, so can YOU! Share and Enjoy:
By tsufit on Aug 28, 2011 in Branding, Cause Marketing, Commercials, Communication, Marketing, Positioning, TV, Uncategorized, Why We Buy | Comments Off
I’m driving home on the highway a couple of days ago and I see a huge building on the side of the highway with the name Hallmark on it. As I’m driving I marvel at how selling little folded pieces of paper in envelopes can generate enough profit for a massive building like that. And [...]
By tsufit on Aug 13, 2011 in Branding, Celebrity, Marketing, Media, Personal Branding, Politics, Publicity, Uncategorized | Comments Off
You gotta see this documentary by Brigitte Berman about former children’s magazine employee, Hugh Hefner. Hef and the Playboy brand he created are great examples of branding but branding by nature can appear one dimensional and almost a caricature–Have you seen the “man about town” in Down With Love?) This guy is anything but one [...]
By tsufit on Aug 9, 2011 in Authors, Books, Branding, Celebrity, Conferences, Creativity, Marketing, Uncategorized | Comments Off
So, just had a peek at the agenda for the ICF conference in Las Vegas in September. (I’m speaking the day before at Viki Winterton’s Coaches’ Edge™ Extravaganza the day before with the likes of Michael Gerber, James Malinchak, story telling guru Lisa Bloom etc.) And I see that this guy, Michael Gelb is giving [...]
By tsufit on Jul 1, 2011 in Advertising, Authenticiy, Branding, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Positioning, Promotion, Sales, story, Storytelling, Success, Uncategorized, Why We Buy | Comments Off
Found this in my freezer. What’s YOUR story? Tsufit Share and Enjoy:
By tsufit on May 19, 2011 in About the Author, Authors, Branding, Celebrity, experts, Gurus, Marketing, Positioning, Uncategorized | Comments Off
For entrepreneurs, it’s important to get known as a guru like these guys did.
By tsufit on Apr 12, 2011 in Branding, Cause Marketing, Celebrity, Communication, Communication Skills, Humor, Humour, Influence, internet marketing, Marketing, Media, Movements, Personal Branding, Positioning, Promotion, Publicity, Sales, story, Uncategorized, Why We Buy | Comments Off
I rarely laugh out loud at comedy on TV or even live, but this one had me rolling in the aisles with its velvety voiced, tongue in cheek, over the top teasing of all the celebrity hype we’re so used to hearing, while it unashamedly taps (if you’ll excuse the expression) into the celebrity factor [...]
By tsufit on Apr 8, 2011 in Branding, Celebrity, Commercials, Entrepreneurship, Humour, Influence, Marketing, Media, P.R., Personal Branding, Success, Uncategorized | 1 Comment
Just watched an episode of Shark Tank. Barbara Corcoran dismissed The Broccoli Wad (a gangster style money clip modeled after those fat rubber bands that hold broccoli together) as being one of the worst products she’d ever seen pitched on the show. Just minutes later, she was making a deal with it’s inventor after tying [...]