Posted on July 16, 2008 by cultblender
Populist politicians and dumb authors generally oversimplify matters. Like: we should cut taxes to stimulate entrepreneurship and reduce the governmental burden on businesses. Taxes are there to keep those nasty left-wing treehuggers happy. As the more intelligent reader will recognize: the truth is actually quite different.
First of all, it is important to realize (as populists [...]
Filed under: business, capitalism, consumerism, corporate, free markets, freedom, government, society | Tagged: business, consumers, entrepeneur, financial, government, money, politics, tax, taxes | 3 Comments »
Posted on July 10, 2008 by cultblender
‘Creating a hype’ has been much more than a hype itself among the big multinational consumer brands. Almost every marketer is looking for ways to create a big hype around it’s brand. Whisper campaigns, guerrilla marketing, brand buzzing what have you not in the idiom of the A-list marketeer? In the mean time, the biggest [...]
Filed under: Erwin Fisser, advertising, business, chaos, corporate, marketing, randomness, society | Tagged: advertising, business, buzz, chance, chaos, coca cola, google, guerilla marketing, hush puppies, hype, malcolm gladwell, marketing, markets, odds, randomness, statistics, success, tipping point | 1 Comment »
