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- Down in Barcelona, economist and fellow-Celt, Edward Hugh, proprietor of the much-loved Bonobo Land, is cooking up some interesting changes.... |
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- Weblogs are such stories too, of course. Your favourite weblog might end tomorrow. It might be deleted from the server. All the comments you'd carefully crafted would be as though never written, the links that tied your work to it would be broken, bleeding, gasping with surprise. It's not a matter of books without end, it's not knowing when the end will come. |
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- Customer Experience Management: A Revolutionary Approach to Connecting with Your Customers Customer Experience Managementby Bernd H. SchmittJohn Wiley & Sons, May 2003[keywords: *bookSheet* *crmblog* *ecoblog* ]inserito da Gino Tocchetti | riferimenti | commenta! | e | (? |
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- Experiential Marketing: How to Get Customers to Sense, Feel, Think, Act, and Relate to Your Company and Brands Experiential Marketingby Bernd H. SchmittFree Press, Aug 1999[keywords: *bookSheet* *crmblog* *ecoblog* ]inserito da Gino Tocchetti | riferimenti | commenta! | e | (? |
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- Increasingly, I think the only answer to this paradox is in something like the "Radical Centrism" of people like Ted Halstead, Michael Lind and, to some extent, Matthew Miller. I used to wish that this "centrism" could be called with it really is: good, responsible liberalism, updated for modern circumstances, respectful of the market, and thankfully stripped of its fuzzy thinking, sacred cows and special interests. But it's actually more than that, and we so clearly need a fresh start that the ... |
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- Mighty hunters. Say what you will about Theodore Roosevelt, but his idea of sportsmanship wasn’t a bunch of guys at a private club taking pot shots at cage-reared ducks. |
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- http://www. amazon. com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/00 friend recommend this book. I'm looking forward to studying it over the holiday break. |
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- If you are interested in learning how you can help your company transcend commoditization, check out Joe Calloway's book Becoming a Category of One: How Extraordinary Companies Transcend Commoditization and Defy Comparison. It is a worthy read. |
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- Now, The best piece I have ever read on delivering great customer service comes from the book Improvise This! How to Think on Your Feet So You Don't Fall on Your Face. |
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- Stephen is an advocate for retro marketing a la the hucksterism days of PT Barnum. He wrote a book on this topic. I've read both and the HBR article is worth picking up more than the book. |
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- Howard Schultz, Starbucks chairman and chief global strategist, is quoted in the book Emotional Branding by Marc Gobe, "It's our partners (store employees) who pass on to customers their knowledge and passion about Starbucks. If we greet customers, exchange a few words with them and then custom-make a drink exactly to their taste, they will be eager to come back." |
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- The Last Samurai, and Oprah gave it a glowing review. Steve and I had both seen previews for the movie -- and after Oprah's high praise we decided we definitely wanted to see it on the big screen (as opposed to waiting and netflixing it!). |
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- Our school hosts a used book sale every year. It's an event I greatly enjoy. It's so exciting! My library has grown impressively, and for so cheap. Plus all the profits go to a good cause. |
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- Our school hosts a used book sale every year. It's an event I greatly enjoy. It's so exciting! My library has grown impressively, and for so cheap. Plus all the profits go to a good cause. |
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- Our school hosts a used book sale every year. It's an event I greatly enjoy. It's so exciting! My library has grown impressively, and for so cheap. Plus all the profits go to a good cause. |
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- Our school hosts a used book sale every year. It's an event I greatly enjoy. It's so exciting! My library has grown impressively, and for so cheap. Plus all the profits go to a good cause. |
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- Our school hosts a used book sale every year. It's an event I greatly enjoy. It's so exciting! My library has grown impressively, and for so cheap. Plus all the profits go to a good cause. |
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- Our school hosts a used book sale every year. It's an event I greatly enjoy. It's so exciting! My library has grown impressively, and for so cheap. Plus all the profits go to a good cause. |
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- Our school hosts a used book sale every year. It's an event I greatly enjoy. It's so exciting! My library has grown impressively, and for so cheap. Plus all the profits go to a good cause. |
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- ..and I'm anxiously waiting for Dino Esposito's title “Introducing ASP.NET 2.0“ by MSPress to come out (Feb. |
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- This appears to be one of those human biases that doubtless has some psychological explanation but which acts against both our interests and objective reality (Kahneman and Tverskys Judgment under Uncertainty : Heuristics and Biases has many examples of these). Indeed, this reluctance is patently absurd when the size and importance of the purchase can be so significant, such as a life insurance contract or the selection of mutual funds to invest in, and the difference in performance and charges ... |
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- People are very sensitive to breaches of social contracts. (There is fascinating empirical evidence for this, such as that presented in the chapter on Cognitive adaptations for social exchange in The Adapted Mind: Evolutionary Psychology and the Generation of Culture, edited by Barkow, Cosmides and Tooby). This sensitivity is most often manifested in the sense of something being unfair. When people feel something is unfair it is usually a powerful emotion. |
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- It's about this new book called "Harvard Works Because We Do" by Greg Halpern. |
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- We had our GE washing machine fixed today - he was here a total of 15 minutes to "unplug" a... |
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- Another evening meal with a fellow Samizdatista, and out of it another question. The Samizdatista was Michael Jennings, and the question now is this: If the cost of getting stuff into earth orbit is seriously reduced, what kinds of things will be done in space that are not done now? I am not asking how this big price reduction will be contrived. (As I understand it, it's either better rockets or a giant stepladder, but... |
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No slippery (Dec 10 2003 23:33 GMT) - Der Winter ist sicher: Wie soeben gemeldet wurde, hat die City of Chicago 415.000 Tonnen Streusalz gebunkert ... |
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- Wenn ich mit Samuel unterwegs bin, kann ich mir der freundlichen Aufmerksamkeit jedes weiblichen Wesens sicher sein. Soviele Frauen haben mich noch nie angelaechelt ... ein echter "Chick Magnet" der Kleine. Besser als jeder Hund! (^_^) |
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- Dec. 10 - The people at Kelley Blue Book are here with important information for car donors this holiday season. |
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- For those who have been patient all this time (no major updates since Feb 2003!), thanks for your patience! I... |
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- France, Germany and other whiny little slimepits countries who didn't support the war won't be getting any tasty reconstruction contracts.... |
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- More patent news to report. On Tuesday, Microsoft was granted a patent on the “method and apparatus for writing a... |
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- Jikalau kau memerlukan sesuatu perkataan dalam Bahasa Hindu, Bahasa Swahili, Bahasa Cina, ataupun Bahasa Inuit, kunjungilah laman Web ini. C'est... |
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- More patent news to report. On Tuesday, Microsoft was granted a patent on the “method and apparatus for writing a Windows application in HTML.” Though Microsoft is quoted in the article as “ |
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- Dec. 10 - A teenage girl is hit by a car as she is crossing the street, and now the mother of another girl killed by a car near that spot says something needs to be done. |
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- Dec. 10 - It's a team effort for law enforcement agencies as they continue to probe the rash of shootings along I-270. |
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- Dec. 10 - A Briggs High School student is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after she is hit by a car outside of her school. |
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- Dec. 10 - Residents who live close to where a string of shootings along I-270 have occurred say they fear driving there now that 15 incidents are under investigation. |
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- Dec. 10 - A Columbus woman has been to all but two Buckeye bowl games since 1968, but she says she is boycotting this year's game in protest. |
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- Dec. 10 - Many teenage girls suffer from an eating disorder, but one woman turned her battle with anorexia into a book called "A Very Hungry Girl." |
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- The element of the campaign law which limits ads is infringing on the free exercise of speech and of redress of grievances against our government. As private citizens who mostly likely cannot afford to spend thousands supporting a candiate, joining groups like the AARP and the NRA are a way for us to get our voices heard. |
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