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Ad Age released a great white paper on the 15th of March called “Shiny new things”. The white paper shows some pitfalls and advantages of courting the “early adopters”. The white paper spotlights case studies that include Apple and Google. It is good read for brand managers, marketing professionals and business owners that wear both [...]

I recently wrote a post about sustainable/eco-friendly printers and received some interesting feedback. One of those comments lead me to Bill at EarthColor. Here is my interview with Bill.
BARRY: Tell me about Earthcolor and what makes them special?
BILL: EarthColor is leading the print industry with regards to Environmental Initiatives.  We are a national private company [...]

Sorry for being quiet for a couple of months, I was trying to catch up on some mundane business things. You know how that is, the things that keep you from doing what you love but are necessary for your business to function and grow.

In this economy it’s hard to plan a marketing budget. It’s as if you’ve be given a exam but you weren’t allowed to study for the exam, and the smart students taking the exam are dropping like teenage girls at a Justin Timberlake concert.

How’s your end of year promotional and marketing materials coming along. Here is something to consider. According to UseLessStuff, the holiday cards generated by the US alone would fill a football field 10 stories high and requires nearly 300,000 trees to be harvested. Start think in a sustainable way about your end of year promotional [...]

Taking baby steps

In: Marketing

21 Sep 2008

So now you know as a small business you can have an affect on a small portion of the environment. Small businesses regionally and nationally can make a bigger change or not. So what do you do now? Start by looking around at the marketing pieces the use e.g. brochures, letterheads, business cards, note pads, [...]

As small business we are concerned with the bottom line. That bottom line is going to come back and bite you, if that’s all you’re concerned about. You started your small business to make a living and to help people. Small businesses don’t think about sustainability because we are worried about the bottom line and we’ve forgotten about helping people.
Small firms:

One of our recent projects is to build a online game. Our new client(partner)is a one woman operation. Our first challenge was that our client did not have a tax id number and the company had not been incorporated. We had two options, one(1) start creating the game without the company being formed or two(2) [...]

No Not really, I just joined twitter. It’s not just for the birds. It’s pretty cool.


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