Bruce Marcus has added The Marcus Perspective (Blog) to the already famous Marcus Letter. Bruce is a prolific author and a pioneer in professional service firm marketing. Check out these excerpts from his bio:
editor of the award-winning The Marcus Letter author of fifteen books speechwriter for many of the Fortune 500 companies, and
Rajesh Setty Have you got any time today for reflection? Click one: YES or NO.
Ed Wesemann of Edge International and Creating Dominance Author When you visit Ed’s Blog, you will find almost nothing but fabulous strategy articles. So why did he post on a less serious topic today? Because one of our Edge International colleagues got a PDA with a camera and told Ed he doubted he’d use it.
Seth Godin’s post, Going to Meetings, outlines the benefits that might accrue to firms who look at their vendors in a new way. Here is how he introduces his wise tips for all who receive presentations from vendors:
Here are a few tips, tips that are based on one assumption: if you do a
Stephanie West Allen Stephanie launched her new blog IDEALAWG yesterday after much encouragement from me and many other friends who highly respect her thinking. I wish her great success and suggest you include her in your aggregator from the get go. Those of you who have been reading this blog for a while (thank you)
Anguilla I got tagged both by Patrick Lamb of In Search of Perfect Client Service and Bruce Allen of Marketing Catalyst. I think this is all Larry Bodine’s doing – it’s addictive like eating a potato chip – there is no way to stop. Assembling responses for this took me on quite a journey.
Patrick Lamb has been referred to as the King of Blawging by Larry Bodine – see my related post. Patrick has moved his blog, In Search of Perfect Client Service, to Kevin O’Keefe’s LexBlog. I make no secret of the fact that LexBlog is our preferred provider at my organization, Edge International,
Imagine that you were working with the law firm of a very prominent blogger on Saturday (In Search of Perfect Client Service)… and that expectations of you were high – imagine that blogger is Patrick Lamb with a highly respected voice that reaches the most influential ears associated with the management and marketing
Guy Kawasaki two days in a row? Not my fault – his. Guy was traveling on: 
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when he decided to create this email gem called The Effective Emailer. Guy recites a dozen sensible and perhaps essential rules of email etiquette. I almost called this post: “Don’t FUQ with me and I won’t
Guy Kawasaki is quite extraordinary (click on his photo to see for yourself)… “evangelist, entrepreneur, investment banker, and venture capitalist” kind of sums it up but not quite. In his post today, he discusses The Art of Schmoozing… his list is not only consistent with some of the best academic work I have seen
