I like to try new tools that augment the Twitter experience. Some have proven to be fantastic like Summize which Twitter eventually bought. For the past 6 weeks, I have subscribed to Qwitter. Qwitter is a tool that tracks when someone unfollows you on Twitter, and t
It’s with great delight and excitement, as well as contentment, that we can report we’ve been featured in a full page article in this Sunday’s Observer newspaper.
Specifically, Fiona Sims, well known food and cookery journalist, has a wonderful write up about our cookery show Made in Great Britain with Aiden Byrne, Head Chef of the Dorchester Grill.
What a great result for the pod3.tv team – thanks must go to Adam Morley our creative director, Alice Powell our editor, Ian Stubbs our senior edi… Continue
Added by Neil Fairbrother on November 30, 2008 at 5:39am —
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Holly molly! The first Mac I used had a single 128K floppy disk drive, the first one I bought had a 20Mb hard drive which I thought would be impossible to fill… I’ve pretty much filled the 3.5Terabytes of disk space attached to my quadcore Mac!!
If my maths is right, that’s 27,343.75 floppy disk drives!
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Added by Neil Fairbrother on November 28, 2008 at 3:53am —
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So you have finally stepped into the world of making money online. You too, like the others, have decided to start with the affiliate programs. Also, you must have heard that it’s not a big deal to make good money with affiliate marketing, provided you choose the right programs and do some strategic planning while
Review of “Join the Conversation”:
“Join the Conversation” is required reading for brand managers and individuals alike. Jaffe has created the next step in the cultural sea change that started with the
“Cluetrain Manifesto”. With wise words of… Continue
Lorre White, a consultant in the luxury marketing business for many years and owner of White Light Consulting, saw a need for elite brands to be able to have a sophisticated web reach. So she created the first true luxury channel that covers all items in the luxury market. Video Podcasts are more affordable then other media sources, there is little to no production ad expense. The number of new podcast viewers is increasing rapidly. It is expected by most media experts that the podcast style of… Continue
The Luxury Channel video podcasts offers sponsors a sophisticated web media reach for elite brands to reach a wealthy demographic world wide by a respected luxury expert. This allows these brands to benefit from the most powerful and fastest growing media source, the web. Americans use the internet to shop twice as much as the average individual. People spend more time on the web then in front of the TV. A recent study done by The Luxury Institute found that Luxury consumers were disappointed in… Continue
Martha for the Masses…. Lorre for Luxury!
The Problem:
Today’s providers of retail goods and services have a severe problem – the large middle class market that once could be relied upon to support retailers has diminished in both size and purchasing power. In addition, the middle class that does remain is no longer content with generic products; they want brands that make a statement about themselves. For these reasons, today’s retailers must market, distribute, and sell in a manner that once… Continue
Marketing to the masses is very different than marketing to the classes. Many of the new start up companies trying to reach this influential group come from a back ground of mass marketing like Google, yahoo, American Express, etc. They are use to big numbers of people. Luxury brands are not so interested in how many people see their ad but in how many qualified people see their ad. They are also not as interested in sales from an ad as the branding that takes place from an ad…..so the old pay b… Continue
Lorre White, The Luxury Guru, joins the distinguished list of Who’s Who in America for her contributions in the American Luxury Market.
This iconic brand’s name has become synonymous in today’s pop culture with “the best of the best”, “the A-Listers”. Founded in 1899 by Albert Nelson Marquis, a newspaper publisher from Chicago with 8,602 distinguished people in Who’s Who in America. This groundbreaking publication was the first of its kind to provide the world with reliable, condensed, and comp… Continue
So what is the urgency about Boresha Coffee?
It truly is GROUND FLOOR.
But don’t just take my word for it…
Three criteria have been developed that a network marketing company (or any new mlm) must meet in order to make it a most desirable opportunity.
1. The company should be at least 18 months old, as 90% of all network marketing companies that fail do so in the first 18 months. (Bo… Continue
What makes a wealthy on line social networking clubs successful in today high competition? by Lorre White
As you know I am a luxury consultant and I specialize in the like and dislikes of the Ultra high Net Worth Individual (UHNWI). I have worked in the luxury field since collage and started studying the habit of this group. I am the founder of White Light Consulting and I have a popular luxury blog www.LuxGuru.Typepad.com that gets read by the wealthy demographic and those trying to know what t… Continue
The Ungiftables. We all have them. Those people in your life who are seemingly impossible to shop for.
At Mojave, we played off this universal truth to create a series of fun, interactive characters for CafePress. From the Emo Nephew (played by Jake Bern) to the Critical Mother-in-Law (Kelly Hazen), the site lets you interact with video and sort… Continue
Added by Robert Gourley on November 24, 2008 at 11:30pm —
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Boresha Coffee with A HEALING CUP provides a domestic fundraising program for organizations needing to supplement their operating, revenue, and achieve stated financial goals.
recession-proof ~ 100% certified organic ~ worlds most traded commodity, 2nd only to oil
a superior product that everyone consumes ~ provides an ongoing stream of revenue
helps those in need in other parts of our world
What if your organization could:
Raise needed fund… Continue
Many friends are curious about my nick name Tomato and Echo as well.
Now I am clarifying here beginning with Tomato—
1) I like Tomato as a vegetable, very nutritious and full of vitamin. You can also take it as fruit, which could make you healthy and beautiful. When taking it a… Continue
Added by Tomato on November 22, 2008 at 5:24am —
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Street Sampling is executing a PR event today in New York for our client PEEK, www.getpeek.com.
We have four “prisoners” in full uniform handcuffed to a 5′ tall foam Blackberry Storm outside of the Verizon store at 42nd & 6th. This is a counter offensive by PEEK to the Blackberry… Continue
Added by Scott Thurston on November 21, 2008 at 9:00am —
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There’s this guy by the name of Jarod Hunter and he sent me an email showing me how to make money online using google adwords (I already know how, been doing this for some years now) What caught my attention was the way he explained the concept of money and to be honest he’s spot on! moneyisjustanidea.pdfContinue
A business that trades for 10 days in a year and which produces one product which forms one part of one meal for one day of the year might be seen as a high risk business. But Tom Copas’ family business, based in Berkshire England, has been successfully providing a quality product into just such a market for many years.
The Copas family can trace their family farm back to 1698, which is pretty astonishing. As such they’ve seen it all. In this video podcast Tom Copas discusses… Continue
Added by Neil Fairbrother on November 19, 2008 at 7:06am —
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The Wall Street Journal is one of the latest to point out that the field of ad networks is overcrowded. Expect a steady stream over the next number of months of ad networks closing their doors, laying people off or consolidating. For ad operations it’s important to prepare for the possibility that a network partner might shut down. Hopefully, all that means is moving to another network, but having gone through myself a few yea… Continue
Added by Beeler on November 18, 2008 at 2:32pm —
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