The Marketing Diner » Diner Discussions http://marketingdiner.com/blog Feed Your Brand - Not Your Ego Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:58:42 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://marketingdiner.com/blog http://marketingdiner.com/blog/favicon.ico The Marketing Diner Copyright © 2010 The Marketing Diner jareddegnan@mac.com (Jared Degnan) jareddegnan@mac.com (Jared Degnan) marketing, careers, brand, sanity, jared degnan, penelope leee 1440 http://marketingdiner.com/images/sb/mdinerbanner.144.jpg The Marketing Diner » Diner Discussions http://marketingdiner.com/blog 144 144 Feed Your Brand - Not Your Ego :: A pit stop on the road of commerce for the next generation of great marketers. Feed Your Brand - Not Your Ego :: A pit stop on the road of commerce for the next generation of great marketers. marketing, careers, brand, diner Jared Degnan Jared Degnan jareddegnan@mac.com no yes What are your geekiest time savers at work? http://marketingdiner.com/blog/what-are-your-geekiest-time-savers-at-work/ http://marketingdiner.com/blog/what-are-your-geekiest-time-savers-at-work/#comments Mon, 07 Dec 2009 14:50:11 +0000 Jared Degnan http://marketingdiner.com/blog/?p=889

I think I out-did myself this weekend.  I was supposed to read 17 pages of analysis for compilation into an executive summary but I also wanted to desperately take a run.

My solution? Use iSpeak It to convert the analysis text into an MP3 and listen to it during my run…the geekiest way to save time I think I have ever come up with.

I believe this makes for a perfect BRANDstorming question for the Week of December 7, 2009:

What are your geekiest time savers at work?

Weigh in on the comments or via our Google Voice comment line at (202) 596-7220. Answers will be featured on the marketingdiner this coming Saturday!

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dinertakenadvHere’s your BRANDstorming question for the Week of November 23, 2009:

When does our drive for client satisfaction
turn into being taken advantage of?

Tell us what you think by weighing in on the comments or via our Google Voice comment line at (202) 596-7220. Answers will be featured on the marketingdiner this coming Saturday!

]]> http://marketingdiner.com/blog/when-does-our-drive-for-client-satisfaction-turn-into-being-taken-advantage-of/feed/ 0 How early is TOO early for holiday marketing? http://marketingdiner.com/blog/how-early-is-too-early-for-holiday-marketing/ http://marketingdiner.com/blog/how-early-is-too-early-for-holiday-marketing/#comments Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:17:00 +0000 Jared Degnan http://marketingdiner.com/blog/?p=837

Here’s your BRANDstorming question for the Week of November 16, 2009:

How early is TOO early for holiday marketing?

Tell us what you think by weighing in on the comments or via our Google Voice comment line at (202) 596-7220. Answers will be featured on the marketingdiner this coming Saturday!

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Call (202) 596-7220 to respond to this week's question!
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dinerdiscussion1If you could wave a magic wand and change one thing about your job, what would it be?

I’m trying something new this week.  Starting today, I want to pose a series of questions to marketers of all flavors.  In fact you’re invited to call (202) 596-7220 and answer our diner discussion question of the week.

Answers will be featured alongside viewpoints of other marketers on the marketingdiner podcast, the following week.

This week’s question is all about what about the marketing profession, or at your job in particular, that you think we need to change. Call (202) 596-7220, or click below to respond to this week’s question in via Google Voice.

Best,
Jared

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