Posts Tagged ‘dave taylor’

iPhone 4 Launch: Apple Understands The Experience Economy

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Consumerism, Influence, Marketing, Psychology | Jun 24, 2010 | Tags: apple, dave taylor, electronics, experience economy, iPhone, iphone 4, iPhone launch, matt emmi, michael sitarzewski, mobile phones, tribes | No Comments

There are great articles all over the web about the amazing new features of the iPhone 4. There are also almost as many articles about the problems the iPhone 4 has. But what’s more interesting from a psychological perspective is how each new iPhone release ups the fanatic interest of more and more people. Last ...Read more.

How You Can Build a Brand as Strong as Cirque Du Soliel

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing, Social Media | Jan 12, 2009 | Tags: backlinks, blogworld, brand building, ces, cirque du soliel, consumer electronics show, dave taylor, facebook, panasonic, Social Media, social media optimization, tweetscan, twitter, twitter search, zappos | 3 Comments

In an upcoming post I’ll delve into the magnificence of “O,” one of the six Cirque Du Soleil resident shows in Las Vegas. But first I have to write a bit about how smart they are with their marketing and what you can learn from how they influence and use influencers to build their brand. ...Read more.

Are You a Success? …How Do You Know?

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Psychology, The Brain | Nov 10, 2008 | Tags: behavioral psychology, brian ibbott, dave taylor, fulfillment, gail goodwin, happiness, Social Media, success, thin air summit | 4 Comments

Yesterday I attended a conference called the Thin Air Summit. Most of the participants are bloggers and people into social media. Interestingly enough, the panel that seemed to affect the audience the most was not on these topics. The panelists were Gail Goodwin, Dave Taylor, and Brian Ibbott. The topic was the question of what ...Read more.