Comments on: Create Something from Nothing http://marketingdeviant.com/create-something-from-nothing/ The Power of Marketing & Business Strategies Sat, 22 Nov 2008 15:42:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: David Kam http://marketingdeviant.com/create-something-from-nothing/#comment-5368 David Kam Thu, 22 May 2008 21:11:29 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=656#comment-5368 Biz- too true indeed! Marie- Yea, I experience that sometimes too :| . At first you might think they are great, but soon you realize they are not what you think they are! Scott- Thank you! Hyping is a business marketing practice that many marketers use (which can backfire). Having substance will definitely give you a better chance to succeed. Biz- too true indeed!

Marie- Yea, I experience that sometimes too :| . At first you might think they are great, but soon you realize they are not what you think they are!

Scott- Thank you! Hyping is a business marketing practice that many marketers use (which can backfire). Having substance will definitely give you a better chance to succeed.

]]> By: Scott Sweeney http://marketingdeviant.com/create-something-from-nothing/#comment-5361 Scott Sweeney Thu, 22 May 2008 11:29:45 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=656#comment-5361 Creating something from nothing is a practice many bloggers try to employ in an effort to generate real traffic. And it is funny, because that is exactly what local bands attempt to do to get better shows. Bottom line is, if your music is good, you will have a better chance. Just like with business, blogging, well, heck anything. If you have substance, you have a better chance to succeed. Excellent post again, David. Creating something from nothing is a practice many bloggers try to employ in an effort to generate real traffic. And it is funny, because that is exactly what local bands attempt to do to get better shows. Bottom line is, if your music is good, you will have a better chance. Just like with business, blogging, well, heck anything. If you have substance, you have a better chance to succeed.

Excellent post again, David.

]]> By: Marie http://marketingdeviant.com/create-something-from-nothing/#comment-5360 Marie Thu, 22 May 2008 09:27:34 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=656#comment-5360 I believe it begins with certain personalities. I have met and worked with individuals who will try and look good in front of higher management, to show how able and competent they are, but when you have to work with them you find out it's all talk. I think this can also be translated to people who have a business or brand and they are able to pull the wool over people's eyes and give the impression that they are really great and fantastic. When you step back and really take a look at them, you find yourself scratching your head asking, what great idea/innovation did they really come up with that had a positive impact? Not much. I believe it begins with certain personalities. I have met and worked with individuals who will try and look good in front of higher management, to show how able and competent they are, but when you have to work with them you find out it’s all talk.

I think this can also be translated to people who have a business or brand and they are able to pull the wool over people’s eyes and give the impression that they are really great and fantastic. When you step back and really take a look at them, you find yourself scratching your head asking, what great idea/innovation did they really come up with that had a positive impact? Not much.

]]> By: BizGiftGuru http://marketingdeviant.com/create-something-from-nothing/#comment-5359 BizGiftGuru Thu, 22 May 2008 08:59:47 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/?p=656#comment-5359 like Enron for example :-) actually not, they created nothing from something :-) like Enron for example :-) actually not, they created nothing from something :-)

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