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]]> Comment on Simon Sinek at TED – How great leaders inspire action. by Jennifer Folsom http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/710/#comment-15 Jennifer Folsom Thu, 09 Dec 2010 15:54:09 +0000 http://bigbuzzbrands.com/?p=710#comment-15 So good, and so true! Now I've got to come up with a new position, lots of food for thought. So good, and so true! Now I’ve got to come up with a new position, lots of food for thought.

]]> Comment on What’s Wrong with this Ad? by Dean http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/whats-wrong-with-this-ad/#comment-12 Dean Tue, 27 Jul 2010 17:17:02 +0000 http://bigbuzzbrands.com/?p=697#comment-12 The ad is very well designed. Other than the missing clear call to action like you have pointed out. The ad is very well designed. Other than the missing clear call to action like you have pointed out.

]]> Comment on Attracting a Wider Audience to a Music Festival by physician assistant http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/attracting-a-wider-audience-to-a-music-festival/#comment-9 physician assistant Fri, 16 Jul 2010 14:46:16 +0000 http://74.220.215.210/~bigbuzzb/?p=30#comment-9 My cousin recommended this blog and she was totally right keep up the fantastic work! My cousin recommended this blog and she was totally right keep up the fantastic work!

]]> Comment on Only Google and MTV by Cinnia Finfer http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/only-google-and-mtv/#comment-10 Cinnia Finfer Thu, 15 Jul 2010 19:33:59 +0000 http://bigbuzzbrands.com/?p=682#comment-10 Or as one of my pre-google era bosses once put it “the genius of the MTV logo is it at once both static and dynamic “—a tough but great thing to pull off!! Or as one of my pre-google era bosses once put it “the genius of the MTV logo is it at once both static and dynamic “—a tough but great thing to pull off!!

]]> Comment on Control Issues by Dean http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/control-issues/#comment-8 Dean Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:45:27 +0000 http://74.220.215.210/~bigbuzzb/control-issues/#comment-8 From FORD's bad engineering they got their Ford Explorer in the Urban Dictionary.<br /><br />1. Ford Exploder <br />Ford Explorer after many tire blow outs causing crashes and rollovers.<br /><br />FORD also has two acronyms that I know of.<br />Found On Road Dead<br />Fixed Or Repaired Daily<br /><br />Toyota has always been great car maker. Their quality, safety and performance are still on top.<br /><br />Now that they are number one in car sales. The first foreign car company to pass an American car company in sales. This has ruffled many feathers. People always forget and may not even do not know that most Toyota's sold in America are made in America by American employees.<br /><br />Many of these accelerator accidents happened when the driver did not keep the floor mats off the accelerator pedal. Is that really the car manufactures fault? Really?<br /><br />My Toyota Matrix has clips to keep the drivers side floor mats in place. So is it Toyota's fault that a driver did not clip the floor mats back in after the car was vacuumed or cleaned and then placed the floor mat over the accelerator pedal? Really?<br /><br />The media loves it when any car manufacturer makes mistakes. And the media loves it more when the view does not check facts.<br /><br />So who is in control? The media? The government? The consumer? The advertising agency?<br /><br />Ultimately it is the brand that has the best integrity in the face of adversity and success. From FORD's bad engineering they got their Ford Explorer in the Urban Dictionary.

1. Ford Exploder
Ford Explorer after many tire blow outs causing crashes and rollovers.

FORD also has two acronyms that I know of.
Found On Road Dead
Fixed Or Repaired Daily

Toyota has always been great car maker. Their quality, safety and performance are still on top.

Now that they are number one in car sales. The first foreign car company to pass an American car company in sales. This has ruffled many feathers. People always forget and may not even do not know that most Toyota's sold in America are made in America by American employees.

Many of these accelerator accidents happened when the driver did not keep the floor mats off the accelerator pedal. Is that really the car manufactures fault? Really?

My Toyota Matrix has clips to keep the drivers side floor mats in place. So is it Toyota's fault that a driver did not clip the floor mats back in after the car was vacuumed or cleaned and then placed the floor mat over the accelerator pedal? Really?

The media loves it when any car manufacturer makes mistakes. And the media loves it more when the view does not check facts.

So who is in control? The media? The government? The consumer? The advertising agency?

Ultimately it is the brand that has the best integrity in the face of adversity and success.

]]> Comment on Engage Customers with an Authentic Tone by Anonymous http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/engage-customers-with-an-authentic-tone/#comment-7 Anonymous Mon, 27 Oct 2008 20:20:00 +0000 http://74.220.215.210/~bigbuzzb/engage-customers-with-an-authentic-tone/#comment-7 Authenticity is key. Who wants to buy something from the auto dealership commercial that screams at you to come to the "Tent Sale-a-bration?" Authenticity is key. Who wants to buy something from the auto dealership commercial that screams at you to come to the “Tent Sale-a-bration?”

]]> Comment on Four Fabulous Viral Marketing Tactics by Wendy O'Donovan Phillips http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/four-fabulous-viral-marketing-tactics/#comment-6 Wendy O'Donovan Phillips Fri, 30 May 2008 19:19:57 +0000 http://74.220.215.210/~bigbuzzb/four-fabulous-viral-marketing-tactics/#comment-6 Hello, Joey, and thanks for writing.<br/><br/>Oldest unpreserved wedding dress, eh? Nothing like a truly original idea. Props to you!<br/><br/>I'd say best way to get exposure would be to set up a site or blog and be sure you've got good exposure. Look into Google AdWords for the hit-ability, as it were. For about $100 per month and with the right keywords (the program will walk you through this), you can get some fairly steady traffic to a site explaining your idea and soliciting inquiries. I'd also recommend that you leverage Google Analytics to track this sort of traffic.<br/><br/>The tools are out there, but the most important thing is that you communicate the idea and the call to action in a coherent, cohesive way. Heaven forbid you get the hits but users end up confused about your intent. <br/><br/>Don't get discouraged about budget. Most of the big dogs I featured in my blog have far more funds to pour into a thing like this than you and I do. But that's certainly not do say that it's not completely doable. Tech today makes anything possible for anyone out there.<br/><br/>Have a ball pursuing what you most believe in, and the sky's the limit. Best wishes to you. Write anytime with further questions. <br/><br/>Best, <br/>W. Hello, Joey, and thanks for writing.

Oldest unpreserved wedding dress, eh? Nothing like a truly original idea. Props to you!

I’d say best way to get exposure would be to set up a site or blog and be sure you’ve got good exposure. Look into Google AdWords for the hit-ability, as it were. For about $100 per month and with the right keywords (the program will walk you through this), you can get some fairly steady traffic to a site explaining your idea and soliciting inquiries. I’d also recommend that you leverage Google Analytics to track this sort of traffic.

The tools are out there, but the most important thing is that you communicate the idea and the call to action in a coherent, cohesive way. Heaven forbid you get the hits but users end up confused about your intent.

Don’t get discouraged about budget. Most of the big dogs I featured in my blog have far more funds to pour into a thing like this than you and I do. But that’s certainly not do say that it’s not completely doable. Tech today makes anything possible for anyone out there.

Have a ball pursuing what you most believe in, and the sky’s the limit. Best wishes to you. Write anytime with further questions.

Best,
W.

]]> Comment on Four Fabulous Viral Marketing Tactics by JoeyDame http://www.bigbuzzbrands.com/four-fabulous-viral-marketing-tactics/#comment-5 JoeyDame Wed, 21 May 2008 01:27:00 +0000 http://74.220.215.210/~bigbuzzb/four-fabulous-viral-marketing-tactics/#comment-5 If you want to do a stunt similar to the ones listed above, how do you go about advertising it and getting the attention? We were considering doing a hunt for the "oldest unpreserved wedding dress" but have no idea where to begin. If you want to do a stunt similar to the ones listed above, how do you go about advertising it and getting the attention? We were considering doing a hunt for the “oldest unpreserved wedding dress” but have no idea where to begin.

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