By Hazel on Jun 26, 2010 in Age of the Super Consumer, Featured | 6 Comments
Saw a post today on one of the blogs I read where the reader had this idea he was going to offer to manage social media for small to medium size businesses by outsourcing it in India or Malaysia.
He indicated a busy businessman would pay $20 month to have their Facebook, Twitter, Plaxo or Bebo account updated, messages replied and so on and this would be way cheaper than hiring a new employee in-house or contracting independent U.S workers.
Sounds reasonable right? Well I guess it is if you want a…
By Hazel on Jun 23, 2010 in Featured, The Great Business Digital Divide | 1 Comment
Interesting question Ad Age posted in a poll this morning. So curious me logged in, cast my vote which was a (NO) then found the results to be exactly what I thought it would be.
This was the poll question…Do you care about Cannes?
Here is what the results were at noon (CST) on June 23rd…
I’m sure I’m going to hear it over this but to me this is a prime example of how out of touch many advertising, marketing, PR agencies and departments are concerning today’s new business era. Close to…
By Hazel on Jan 4, 2010 in Featured, The Great Business Digital Divide | 3 Comments

Recently I took a road trip from Nashville, TN to Little Rock, Arkansas twice within a two week period! Is there some sort of an award for that? (LOL)
Of course one of the activities that go hand-in-hand with a road trip is making food stops. Even though I knew this would be a fairly long drive, I really had no plans on where to eat on this double trek trip except I did plan on getting some killer BBQ in Memphis which turned out to be a HUGE disappointment! But that’s another story.
I really ended up relying…
By Hazel on May 13, 2009 in Age of the Super Consumer, Featured | 1 Comment
21st Century marketing is understanding your emphasis is on a Client not on a Customer.
What’s the difference?
Selling to a “Customer” is a transaction relationship involving an exchange of goods or services for money, versus selling to a “Client” for whom the salesperson takes responsibility for guiding and advising by taking on a stewardship role.
Big difference!