Posts Tagged ‘persuasion’

Social Media Strategy is a Myth, Like Mermaids

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing, Social Media | May 19, 2011 | Tags: business strategy, communication, facebook, marketing advice, mermaid, persuasion, persuasive communication, persuasive language, Social Media, social media marketing, social media strategy, strategy, twitter | 2 Comments

I’m probably not the guy you’re expecting to say that social media strategy is a myth. But alas, I’m THAT guy. There’s a huge misconception about the term ‘social media strategy.’ Social media is a tool. Saying you have a ‘social media strategy’ is like saying you have a ‘shovel strategy’ or a ‘hammer strategy.’ ...Read more.

A Good Night for a Presidential Debate is a Good Day to Launch a Blog on Marketing Spin

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing, Media, Politics, Psychology, Spin, The Brain | Oct 7, 2008 | Tags: Advertising, america, barck obama, campaigns, democrat lies, Influence, Marketing, mccain lies, Media, neurolinguistic programming, nlp, obama lies, persuasion, political lies, Politics, president, presidential debate, presidential election, republican lies, Spin, The Brain, wall street, wall street lies | No Comments

Tonight is the night of the second presidential debate. This seems like as good a day as any to launch a blog on how you are marketed to by advertisers, politicians, experts, media, and sometimes even your friends. If you think you might hear at least one lie, fabrication or stretching of the truth by ...Read more.