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If I had but one match
I liked this thought Forbes publisher Rich Karlgaard pointed out in a column last week. “Picturing a single match is a reminder of the finite nature of your marketing resources,” Stielstra writes. “No matter what they are–money, people or time–you only have so much. Opportunity costs are critical. How will you use your match?
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Help these girls out
The Randoms want you to be their friend on their MySpace site. So add them to your friends … or they’re going to be mighty tough to work with. Just a random excerpt from one Random: In the wake of discovering several copy cat sites, I’m issuing an action plan for our Myspace profile. (There…
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In the news
The panel I appeared on yesterday at UT got a little coverage here yesterday with a long report from “R. Neal.” Neal and the others who attended overcame a wicked thunderstorm to be there and there was an excellent turnout.