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The Evolving Brands of Political Parties

Ten years ago when someone would think of the Republican party, “web savvy” and “grassroots” would not be words that come to mind. I remember George W. Bush showcasing his tech ignorance when he used the term “internets” in the 2000 presidential campaign and most famously during the 2004 presidential debates. During the 2008 campaign,.

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I recently stayed at the Country Inn & Suites in San Diego, CA.  I needed a place for a weekend …

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Building Your Brand- Every Interaction

As small business owners interact with clients, strategic partners, vendors, etc., they must remember every interaction creates their brand. Some small business owners seem to be only concerned with their customer relationships. However, they must realize that when they do business with partners and vendors, they are also creating a lasting image. For instance, some.

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Tiger’s Return- Change in Brand Image

Tiger Woods has just announced that his return to the PGA tour will be for the Masters in early April. We all know that Tiger’s brand has taken a major hit over the past four months. Companies like Accenture and Gillette have dropped Tiger from their advertising campaigns. I’m sure he understands that his private mistakes take a toll on his brand image.

Woods has just hired Ari Fleischer

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What’s in a Name?

What’s in a name? How about one-hundred million dollars?  If you’re Lindsay Lohan that’s what you think is in your name.  The news that the Hollywood star is suing E*Trade over their latest commercial has quickly spread.  From comments on blogs and news sources reporting on the case, there seem to be legitimate arguments favoring.

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Greed is Back

“Greed is good.” So said Gordon Gekko said in the 1987 hit film Wall Street.  Well, hang on, because this April, greed is back is Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. Some people might cringe when they read that – or if they’ve seen the preview.  I’ve already heard more than a few of my friends say, “Wall.

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AC/DC

It’s a long way to the top…  That’s for sure.  But that’s not the AC/DC I’m talking about.  I’m talking about Edison and Tesla’s battle of the currents. For those of you who aren’t familiar with the story, Edison favored a type of electrical current called direct current (or DC).  It’s the electrical concept that.