Social media has become an increasingly important part of today’s marketing strategy. It is often perceived as a cheap and effective way to promote a business. It…
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Jeannie Chan founded Curious. She is a brand strategist who takes on business problems big or small. She inspires organizations to raise the questions no one dared to ask or thought to ask. She has ignited new thinking and delivered growth to Fortune 500 companies, startups, and nonprofits. Jeannie loves espressos, and lives in New York City with her two cats and her beloved. Learn more about Jeannie at JeannieChan.com.
To Detox or Not – Digital Crossroads between Productivity and Distractions
#DiaryOfAnExecutive By Jesse Onomiwo Can we get real? It is an indubitable fact that digital devices have provided the utmost ease to our lives. I sometimes…
How to tap into the human psyche to build a brand?
Patrick Hanlon unlocks the code in his book Primal Branding: Create Zealots for Your Brand, Your Company, and Your Future. Patrick Hanlon’s book Primal Branding: Create…
Lessons from a Green Food Truck
New York City is a city filled with food trucks. But one in particular is causing quite a bit of stir. Neapolitan Express — the first food…
How to Promote a Business Online Without Spending Money?
One of my favorite shows is Queer as Folks, a trailblazing show on Showtimes at the turn of the century. In one episode, Melanie and…
Can Social Media Marketing Really Help My Business?
The answer is NOT a simple “yes, of course! Let’s all jump on this bandwagon!” Do I need need social media marketing? If we read online…
Case Study: How Tim Ferriss started his 4-Hour empire
Most of us have heard of Tim Ferriss, or at least heard of his book “The 4-Hour Workweek”. While the book title sure suggests that…
How To Identify The Target Market For What I Have To Offer?
Should I Just Start Guessing…? It has been my long-held belief that the first step toward building a sustainable brand is to define the target. However, it…
How to Start Learning with a Minimum Viable Product
Many startups launch with a minimum viable product in order to start the learning process. Unlike a prototype or a concept test that may be…
Book Review: How Stella Saved the Farm
My colleague recommended a book to me, and I’m so glad she did. It’s a fable — about a farm ran by animals, about to go bankrupt…