September 28, 2007
- I would often hear one saying “I’m a businessman, I would never do something where I am in a losing position”. That is true, but would you also do something where your client is in that position? - YC on Marketing Isn’t Bullcrap
- If you’ve done wrong (even inadvertently), swallow your pride and issue some apologies or refunds - it will probably be much cheaper than the damage negative buzz will do to your brand. - Brett Borders on How Not to Handle an Online Reputation Management Crisis
- It is vital, in my opinion, that you prove yourself worthy of being listened to. - DazzlinDonna on Establish Trust with Your Readers
- Lots of companies seem to think negative reviews constitute a trademark violation, but a review is a perfectly legitimate use of a trademark. - Mike Masnick on Video Professor Sues Anonymous Critics
- When you’re words convey feeling, then you are motivating them to take the action you desire. - Stoney de Geyter on Sometimes Motivation Has to Be Felt
- I’d spend some time thinking about whether you push or pull, about whether you can flip that, and about whether your posture matches your message. - Seth Godin on Push and Pull
- The writer, Eric Asimov, isn’t saying anything that should be shocking when he points out the impossibility of finding the 10 best wines under $10. And yet it stopped me in my tracks. In saying the obvious, he became much more credible to me. - Dan Heath on Credibility from Stating the Obvious
- Companies are realizing that the internet is a more cost effective and efficient way to make their dollar work on the advertising front. - Kevin Donlan on Shift in Ad Campaigns During a Possible Recession
- A good design fits the image of the blogger behind it. Your aesthetics are all you have to paint that initial picture with. - Michael Martin on Good Design Looks Good. Period.
- The first step in managing unconstructive criticism is to realize that it is: 1) valueless and 2) very much intended to make you feel the way you do. - Skellie on Criticisim: A Rite of Passage on the Web?
- If you have links to some of your other blog posts in the feed that is scraped, you’ll probably get a pingback which will help you to identify the scrapers. - Steven Snell on 3 Powerful Results from Internal Linking
Posted in Best Quotes by Nathania Johnson
September 28th, 2007 at 3:45 pm
Thanks for the link to my article!
September 28th, 2007 at 4:11 pm
You’re welcome, Steven. Keep up the awesome writing!
September 28th, 2007 at 4:20 pm
Wow. This is definitely the first time I’ve been quoted. I’m liking it!
Thanks for the link!
September 28th, 2007 at 4:32 pm
Michael,
I found your blog today because Pat Doyle linked to it. I liked it so much I had to include you. Plus, I became an RSS subscriber!
Since we do blog consulting for our clients, your blog is a great resource for us. Keep rockin’ on, dood!
September 29th, 2007 at 10:34 am
Great post. I like most of the quotes. I might also borrow this idea in the future.
September 30th, 2007 at 4:06 pm
Borrow away!!! And let us know when you do
October 1st, 2007 at 3:48 pm
Excellent collection of posts. I like the way you format your links with the excerpts. It gives you an idea of what the post is all about.
October 1st, 2007 at 5:54 pm
Thanks, Brad! I like the way you gave a really nice comment!