Month: February 2008

Coca Cola’s Sustainability and a Smile (They MUST Be Kidding)

As Mary Hunt noted in a post few weeks ago, the most effective way for companies to get their green message across is to keep the message simple, personal and viable. Show {one’s} green side in a distinctive way and be ready to back it up.According to Ad Age Coca-Cola has launched a new $10… Continue reading Coca Cola’s Sustainability and a Smile (They MUST Be Kidding)

links for 2008-02-27

10 Recommended Recommendation Engines – ReadWriteWeb (tags: recommendation engines, recommendations) Nathan Snell :: The Technopian » Advertising And Social Networks – A Model (tags: advertising, social networks, models, business models)

links for 2008-02-26

Beth’s Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: Interview with Jonathon Colman: Social Media Secrets from a Green Geek (tags: social media, green) In Women We Trust: GM’s Bob Lutz: Global Warming Is A ‘Crock Of S***’ (tags: Bob Lutz, Green, Global Warming, Sustainable, Sustainable Products)

links for 2008-02-23

Smart Solutions for Sustainable Business (tags: Mary Hunt, SMaRT, sustainable, sustainable products) Forget PowerPoint: 13 Online Presentation Apps via CoolCatTeacher via Mashable (tags: presentations, power point, resources)

links for 2008-02-22

Media Guerrilla: The Three O’sof Social Media Measurement O (tags: analytics, measurement ,ROI, socialmedia ,metrics tracking) 4 Social Media Marketing Tips for Bloggers (tags: social media, blogging)

links for 2008-02-21

MediaPost Publications – Chevy Touts Greenness In Hollywood – 02/20/2008 (tags: green, Sustainability, brands, cars, Chevy, advertising)

links for 2008-02-20

The Nonprofit Twitter Pack: Are you listed? (tags: twitter, non-profits, twitter pack)

Dot-Chris: Exceeding Customer Expectations

As I thought about writing this blog post about how wonderful Chris at Dot-Chris Development is, I started thinking that many of my blog posts about service providers are critical; unmet expectations, unsatisfactory performance, poor customer experience. So although the purpose of this post is to recommend Chris, I thought it might be interesting to… Continue reading Dot-Chris: Exceeding Customer Expectations