That’s right; one-click of your mouse. One tap of your Smartphone…that’s all it’s going to take. But you already know that. Do You Buy Local? My friend, Chris Brogan, consistently pisses me off. That’s because he’s always writing thought-provoking posts, and I’m not always in the mood to think. Thanks, Chris. Here’s a snippet [...]
My Review Of The Impact Equation
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(Disclosure: My friend, Chris Brogan, had his publisher send me a free advance copy of The Impact Equation.) From the 1st page of the new business book from Chris Brogan and Julien Smith: “It takes about 6 years for an apple tree to grow from a seed into an apple tree.” – Brett Rogers That’s [...]
@FranchiseKing |5 Years On Twitter Already?
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Is it just me, or does time seem to be speeding up? (I don’t mean to get you depressed) I’ve been a very active (42,000+ Tweets) Twitter user for 5 years, now. Amazing. Twitter has been the most useful tool in my social media toolbox, and one of the reasons for it is that I’m [...]
Why Chris Brogan is a Royal Subject
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I’m not sure if Chris Brogan remembers how I was able to get his attention, a few years (WOW) ago. Actually, it wasn’t me that got his attention; it was @FranchiseDog (who walked across almost a year ago the Rainbow Bridge). Back to Chris. Not only does Chris help keep social media alive and kicking, [...]
How To Make Your Local Franchise Business Stand Out
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Is this how to stand out? To fully take advantage of the franchise business model, franchisees need to follow and use the marketing systems that have been laid out before them. These systems, (when they are at their best) can make a franchise brand stand out…..and clobber the non-franchise business competition. Which [...]
My 3-Way With Chris Brogan and Joe Sorge on The Kitchen Table
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It was great. I mean it. You know me; I never kid around, and I’m never sarcastic. (Right.) In May, my friends, Chris Brogan and Joe Sorge invited me to participate in a Kitchen Table Talk. And it was a 3-way. Via video. We discussed all sorts of things. Like why I can’t ever be [...]
