QR – Quick Response Marketing Campaigns
Posted by John Wall | Filed under Blog, Blogroll
In this Marketing Over Coffee learn :
About QR (Quick Response), Email Seeds, and Twitter for CRM! All this and more…
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Show length 24:50
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00:27 QR and Augmented Reality
04:35 Theresa ask for more on Email seeds – like yourname+sourcecode@gmail.com
06:08 mashKULTURE.net (that has funky gear) asks about using Stumbleupon to generate hits, Chris goes instead for twitter and his own incentive program.
09:13 Greg and Chris both asking for career advice
12:58 The portable MBA series, and the swipe file
16:10 Will emails, we are huge in Melbourne, Salesforce Twitter CRM Tool, similar to Radian 6? Celebrity Twitter! We rate Hammer as Legit.
21:28 John hasn’t checked out the videos for IE8, because he was trying to kill malware.
22:11
Congratulations to Mike McAllen for his award winning client!
22:20 Past Question of the week – Survey tools: Reagan says http://www.questionpro.com, Tom says: http://checkbox.com and flypaper.com
Question of the Week – What are you using for your swipe file?
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Marketing Over Coffee is recorded every business Wednesday at 5:30am Eastern at a coffee shop in Natick, MA, just outside of Boston. Chris is on the legendary Shure SM58 microphone, John on an Electro-Voice N/D767a.
March 27, 2009 at 11:02 am
Hey guys,
Another great do-it-yourself education resource is the Personal MBA – http://personalmba.com
It provides a great starting list of books to read and some areas to discuss what you are learning with others who are on the same journey. The great thing about it is that you can customize it to fit what you are trying to learn.
I’ve been doing my own version of the program for a while now. It’s also something that I’ve included on my resume under education that provides the opportunity to discuss how I am continuously working to better myself through self eduction.
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Chris Wilson
@Freshpeel
April 1, 2009 at 8:56 am
You guys mentioned the idea of putting together some MBA-type resources. I recently stumbled across “The Free Nonprofit Micro-eMBA”:
http://managementhelp.org/np_progs/org_dev.htm
This looks like a pretty reasonable little program, particularly given the specific focus on nonprofits who likely don’t have the big bucks to send their people out for an expensive eMBA.
Oh okay, I’m looking at the page again and they have a link to a more general “micro” program as well:
http://www.managementhelp.org/fp_progs/org_dev.htm
Anyway both look pretty interesting, and you certainly can’t beat the price!