Welcome to the May 29, 2007 edition of marketing (r)evolution carnival hosted by Nick Rice at Strategic Design.

Millennium Mommy presents Priscilla Ortiz – Journal to Prosperity, Path to Freedom Inc.: 5 Marketing Tools for Home-Based Businesses posted at Priscilla Ortiz – Journal to Prosperity, Path to Freedom Inc..

Millennium Mommy presents DOUBLECLICK UNVEILS ONLINE MARKETPLACE posted at Priscilla Ortiz – Journal to Prosperity, Path to Freedom Inc..

Matt OConnor presents Do You Really Want To Make A Lot Of Money? posted at Adventures In Internet Marketing.

David presents LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA reports strong sales for the First Quarter of 2007 posted at The Alexander Report, saying, “Luxury goods manufacturer Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton reports that overall sales grew to 3.804 billion euros ($5.16 billion dollars) for the 1st quarter. The strong growth is led by strong demand on Tag Heuer watches. The blog includes articles about Tag Hauer marketing campaign, and online strategy to increase brand awareness”

David presents Enhancing Customer Shopping Experience posted at The Alexander Report, saying, “Business strategies to make your retail location stand out and increase sales.”

John McCrea presents The Secret Sales Power of Underwear posted at The Small Business Leap, saying, “Mix together women’s underwear, music lessons, and the U.S. Postal Service and what do you get? An explosion in sales and a 1,080% Return on Marketing Investment – that’s what!”

Brandon Peele presents Marketing: The Authenticity Fallacy posted at GT.

advertising

Tushar Mathur presents Earn $300 per signup from your blog posted at Life of a Resident Alien….

shedwa presents Graffiti Artists Tag Subway Car for Adidas posted at shedwa.

Walter Burek presents The Copywriter Who Changed the History of Advertising posted at Inklings – The Copywriter’s Blog.

Jon Miles presents Coming Soon: Advertisements on Toilet Paper posted at The Business Plan Blog.

Adam V presents Crowne Plaza® unveils first national TV ad campaign posted at brandividual.com.

Adam V presents Advertising technology that lights the nights posted at brandividual.com, saying, “GlowSkin(TM)Active Illumination Technology manufacturer Safe Lites, LLC in partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Universal McCann announced today an exciting new advertising initiative that will hit the streets of Los Angeles and New York to promote the new feature film VACANCY starring Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale. GlowSkin is a powered lighting system that glows, rather than shines, and is designed to stand up to harsh outdoor conditions while improving the visibility of vehicles, equipment, people, or nearly anything.”

David presents Is Your Advertising? Sexy? posted at The Alexander Report, saying, “This article explains how to create sensual advertisements”

Robinson Go presents A Comprehensive Blogging Guide posted at Robinson Go dot Com, saying, “This is a future comprehensive blogging guide to help all aspiring bloggers from the newbie to the above average blogger with future posts on internet marketing. I believe this is a good tip for your readers who may exhibit enthusiasm for blogging online and may value tips and tricks on Advertising Google AdSense and other ad programs on the Internet. Thanks.”

branding

Al Nye presents Unum Provident Makes Big Splash With Stupid Logo posted at Al Nye The Lawyer Guy.

Joshua Dorkin presents Improving Your Brand With Promotional Advertising by TimeForBlogging posted at Time For Blogging.

Shama Hyder presents From Generic to Best Seller- 5 Steps to Changing your Personal Brand Name posted at SHAMA HYDER. com, saying, “Personal Branding.”

creativity

shedwa presents Design Your Own Oval Kleenex Box posted at shedwa.

Rob Frappier presents Choose Your Own ADventure posted at “Advertising–a judicious mixture of flattery and threats.” (Northrop Frye).

marketing

Joshua Dorkin presents 9 Steps To Growing Your Business Using Forum Marketing posted at Time For Blogging.

John Wesley presents Use Social Media Arbitrage to Drive Traffic with StumbleUpon. posted at Pick the Brain.

Lead Optimize presents The Sales Leads are in the Details posted at Lead Optimize.com, saying, “Attention to the smallest details of your site can bring huge rewards.”

David presents Fabric and Fiber Shows posted at The Alexander Report, saying, “List of Tradeshows to help Designers, and Manufacturers market their products to retailers”

CA presents Is this the beginning of the end of primary marketing research companies? posted at Atlantic Canada’s Small Business Blog, saying, “How will Web 2.0 impact Primary Marketing Research companies”

Susan Payton presents Marketing Tip #1: Continuously market and grow your business by keeping in constant contact. posted at eggmarketingblog.com, saying, “This post is an outline of how to help market and grow your business by keeping in constant contact with your customers and clients.”

Susan Payton presents Marketing Tip #2: Market Your Business with Little or No Money posted at eggmarketingblog.com, saying, “This is a marketing tip on how to market your business with little or no money.”

Susan Payton presents Marketing Tip #3: Market your business by showing appreciation to your customers posted at eggmarketingblog.com, saying, “This entry offers a tip on how to market to your customers by showing appreciation”

Patsy presents Businesses Take Note! Youth Demand Integrated Marketing Strategy posted at Biz Talk – Roanoke’s Business Blog.

Susan Payton presents Marketing Tip #4: Market your business by writing articles posted at eggmarketingblog.com.

Christopher J. Brunner presents Direct Mail Marketing Tips (1 of 2) posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “Tips for producing and distributing effective direct mail marketing.”

Susan Payton presents Marketing Tip #5: Marketing Your business with Creative Networking posted at eggmarketingblog.com, saying, “marketing tip, how to market your business with creative networking.”

Matt McDonald presents Don’t be a Guitar Marketing Hero posted at Interaction Marketing, saying, “A short post about not following the leader, but becoming the leader.”

Rob Frappier presents Forget The Focus Group, Bring On The MRI posted at “Advertising–a judicious mixture of flattery and threats.” (Northrop Frye).

Susan Payton presents Shoestring Marketing Tip #6: More ways to Market Your Business with Networking posted at eggmarketingblog.com, saying, “More Shoestring Marketing Tips: Networking”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Expanding Your Business Overseas: Why and Why Not? posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “The first in a four-part post series that explores expanding your business to the global market, including the why’s and why not’s for doing so, international labor laws, protecting your product from idea theft and the money and taxes involved with such a venture.”

Business Card Guru presents Business Cards posted at Business Cards, saying, “Business Cards are a great Marketing tool. Make the best of them.”

Susan Payton presents Small Business Marketing Tip #8: Admitting When You Are Wrong! posted at eggmarketingblog.com, saying, “This article illustrates how a misunderstanding with a customer lead to a stronger client relationship.”

Lead Optimize presents Make Your Site Say, “Can I help you?” posted at Lead Optimize.com, saying, “Make yourself available through your website to help your visitors become customers.”

strategy

Steven Silvers presents Anti-corporate groups target innocent marketing promotions for ScrewedTube attacks. posted at Scatterbox at stevensilvers.com, saying, “Activists with video cameras raise concerns that the public square is becoming too dangerous for the common brand publicity stunt.”

David presents Co-Branding posted at The Alexander Report, saying, “Co-branding involves combining two or more brands into a single product or service. Companies engage in co-branding to leverage strong brand. It is becoming a popular business practice to strive for a positive association between different brands that can develop synergy”

Susan Payton presents Small Business Marketing Tip #7: The Element of Surprise as a Marketing Strategy posted at eggmarketingblog.com, saying, “The element of surprise as a marketing strategy”

Steven Silvers presents Rankles over U.S. News best colleges list hint at bigger issue with media rankings. posted at Scatterbox at stevensilvers.com, saying, “Information-age transparency turns what used to be slam-dunk annual marketing promotions into ongoing controversies about news media methods.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of marketing (r)evolution carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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Welcome to the April 10, 2007 edition of Marketing (r)evolution Carnival hosted at Strategic Design by Nick Rice.

Advertising

shedwa presents Greenpeace Tries to Make Kleenex Cry posted at shedwa.

shedwa presents shedwa: MTV Makes Puberty Fun Again posted at shedwa.

Branding

Mr Credit Card presents Discover Credit Card change Brand Names posted at Ask Mr Credit Card’s Blog, saying, “Hi – this is my first post.”

Creativity

The Positivity Blog presents 8 Ways to Spark Your Creativity posted at Henrik Edberg.

Marketing

Laura Ricci presents Capturing Marketshare With a Conversation Starter posted at Laura’s Winning Ideas, saying, “Great idea for continuing the conversation with a prospect and strategy used by one auto manufacturer.”

Matt OConnor presents Mining Gold From The Internet posted at Adventures In Internet Marketing.

GameProducer.net presents What a DVD Store Could Learn About Marketing posted at Game Producer, saying, “A story about how DVD store chose to lose $1000+ to save $5…”

Bill Sheridan presents Podium Power posted at The Freestyle Entrepreneur.

Matt OConnor presents The Best Internet Marketing Strategies posted at Adventures In Internet Marketing.

Strategy

almomento presents 9 Ways To Incorporate Win-Win Philosophy Into Your Business posted at BurstCreativity.

Steven Silvers presents The good, bad and ugly of creating research to get publicity. posted at Scatterbox at stevensilvers.com, saying, “Each week a slew of companies and organizations announce new research findings designed to generate buzz for their brand, product or cause. And much of it does way more harm than good.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of Marketing (r)evolution Carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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Welcome to the March 21, 2007 edition of Marketing (r)evolution Carnival hosted at Strategic Design by Nick Rice.

Advertising

RachelAPP presents When advertising is taken one step too far posted at Food for your mind, saying, “An article questioning a certain type of advertising…”

James Archer presents Attention Mapping: The 10-Point Exercise posted at Forty Media, saying, “A customer’s attention: it’s exceedingly difficult to acquire, experts measure its in milliseconds, it vaporizes if mistreated, and it’s worth far more than gold or diamonds. Scared? Don’t be—it’s putty if you know how to handle it.”

Adrien presents Time Warner Top Media Ownership Rankings posted at AccuraCast Search Daily News.

Branding

Derrick Daye presents Exploring Brand Equity Measurement posted at Branding Strategy Insider, saying, “”You can’t manage what you don’t measure.” This is especially true of a brand and its equity. A robust brand equity measurement system will accomplish the following objectives…”

Derrick Daye presents The Anti-Brand Movement and its Antidote posted at Branding Strategy Insider, saying, “It seems that people are tiring of crass commercialism, corporate greed and the pervasiveness and power of mass brands across the land.”

Creativity

Alex at The RE Forum presents Innovative Marketing Ideas posted at The RE Forum, saying, “Against all standard business advice, an Atlanta woman has generated an incredible buzz around her product. In this day and age, when it becomes more and more difficult to get the attention of potential customers, this story has really stuck with me.”

Marketing

Vahid Chaychi presents Why Your Google Adsense Revenue Is Dropped? posted at Internet and Search Engine Marketing, saying, “My Adsense revenue dropped dramatically after few months whereas my websites traffic didn’t have any decrease. I researched and came to this conclusion that users didn’t like to click on the ads like they were used to do it before.”

Susan Borgas presents Full or should it be Short Feeds? posted at Arts & Stuff, saying, “What are your habits when reading RSS feeds in readers such as Google Reader or Bloglines? Do you dislike not being able to see the whole feed because the blog owner syndicates the first paragraph or 255 characters, whichever is shorter. If you tut tut or grumble about blogs that do this please consider not doing the same with your own blog.”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Is Viral Marketing Effective? posted at The Small Business Buzz, saying, “The post explores the effectiveness of viral marketing.”

Steve Faber presents BofA’s New Credit Cards to Help Fight Identity Theft? Probably Not posted at DebtBlog.

Lead Optimize presents Bad Salespeople Kill Sales Leads posted at Lead Optimize.com, saying, “Bad salespeople kill your marketing effectiveness and hurt the whole team – cull the bad ones and give new ones a chance.”

Susan Velez presents Tired Of Paying For Marketing? posted at The Secret To Life.

Vahid Chaychi presents Spend Five Minutes and Drive Loads of Traffic to Your Websites posted at Internet and Search Engine Marketing, saying, “Google Local is one of the Google free services that can drive a lot of traffic to your websites and local business. It is free to register your business with it and doesn’t take more than five minutes of your time.”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Choosing Powerful Text for Your Business Cards posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “How to draw in potential clients by adding powerful text to your business cards.”

BF presents How to Get More Customers by Finding Out Who You Are posted at The Marketing Adviser, saying, “This is an article about one of the first steps to creating a great marketing plan.”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Business Card Etiquette for Entrepreneurs posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “Outlines the proper way to hand out business cards to get the best response.”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Marketing with a Dash of Controversy posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “How viral marketing has brought success to the Heart Attack Grill in Tempe, Arizona.”

Vahid Chaychi presents AdSense Arbitrage Secrets Revealed ! posted at Internet and Search Engine Marketing, saying, “AdSense Arbitrage works but you just need to know some secrets about it. These secrets are not revealed in the expensive e-books you see their ads every where over the web. You need to know how to choose the keywords; how to design the website and how to advertise in PPC search engines.”

Strategy

Vahid Chaychi presents Get Inspired by the Success Stories and Interviews posted at Internet and Search Engine Marketing, saying, “You may get disappointed while you have started a new business and it has not given any good result yet. Most people give up at this point and stop working. One of the best things that prevents you to give up, is reading the success stories and interviews of successful people in your niche. Learn how to find and read them every week.”

Matthew Paulson presents What Your Bank Isn’t Telling You. posted at Getting Green.

almomento presents How to Change Your Money Fate posted at BurstCreativity.

Misc.

lecentre presents Top 10 Reasons Google Sucks posted at Bookworm SEO, saying, “Some critical analysis of Google’s algorithms, business practices and general double standards. Google Sucks.”

Barbra Sundquist presents Top Five Places for Small Business Networking (HomeBusinessWiz.com) posted at HomeBusinessWiz.

Praveen presents Review of “The Rich Jerk” – Get It Free, Plus $1 posted at My Simple Trading System.

Broc Copeland presents 3 Ways to Market Blogs Using MyBlogLog posted at Existential Ventures.

That concludes the 3rd edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of Marketing (r)evolution Carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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Welcome to the February 12, 2007 edition of Marketing (r)evolution Carnival.

This ended up being much larger than I anticipated, but there’s a lot of good articles here. Enjoy the 2nd Edition.

Advertising

David Polinchock presents Experience Manifesto: BEL Predictions posted at Experience Manifesto, saying, “I thought that our 2007 predictions would make a good addition to the next edition of the marketing (r)evolution carnival.”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Are You Using Your Business Cards? posted at The Small Business Buzz, saying, “Are you using your business cards to network and advertise your business? If not, here are some tips to help you utilize the power of these mini-billboards called business cards.”

Vahid Chaychi presents How to Maximize Your Profit in Pay Per Click Advertising posted at Internet and Search Engine Marketing, saying, “Pay per click advertising is good but you should be able to make a profit through it. It means you should make more than what you spend. You can do it by choosing the right keywords, proper designing of the target page and … .”

Christopher J. Brunner presents Adding Non-Text Elements to Your Business Cards posted at The Small Business Buzz, saying, “Thank you for considering my submission for inclusion in this month’s edition of MRC. Michelle Cramer”

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Of Loan Refinancing, Debt Consolidation And LowerMyBills’ Dancing Cowboys posted at The Digerati Life.

Branding

Ron E presents Branding to the Young…of Heart posted at Brand Curve, saying, “Branding and Marketing to the baby boomers is getting hotter by the minute. Some thoughts on how companies can tackle this -forgotten- market.”

Kim M. Bayne presents Naming Your Web Site posted at Minced Media.

David Maister presents Stylists (Staff Turnover and Customer Retention) posted at Passion, People and Principles, saying, “Who owns your brand? Your employees or your company?”

Anna Farmery presents Communication – Push or Pull? posted at The Engaging Brand.

Krishna De presents 5 keys to authoring your business book posted at Krishna De.

Marketing

Matthew Paulson presents Why I Don’t Buy From Quixtar posted at Getting Green.

K T Cat presents Where the Traffic Comes From posted at The Scratching Post.

Anna Farmery presents How Apple excites you posted at The Engaging Brand.

Charles H. Green presents Trust Tip 47: Subsidize Marketing with Sales posted at Trust Matters, saying, “Are you getting the most marketing impact out of your sales interactions?”

infonote presents Marketing and the legal environment posted at Kaizenlog, saying, “Kaizenlog contains a marketing section with information that people should find useful.”

Daniel presents CopyMarketing · 9 Steps To Reach Your Customers Successfully! posted at Copymarketing: Writing Profitable Marketing Copies.

Daniel presents CopyMarketing: One Very Effective Headline That Matters posted at Copymarketing: Writing Profitable Marketing Copies.

Daniel presents Benefits: The Real Currency of Marketing posted at Copymarketing: Writing Profitable Marketing Copies.

Scott Allen presents Monday Marketing Tip #5: Cotton Candy Marketing posted at About.com Entrepreneur’s Guide.

David Olsen presents Affiliate Marketing – Five tactics for getting the most out of your traffic posted at Affiliate Profit Center, saying, “Affiliate Marketing – Five tactics for getting the most out of your traffic”

Drew McLellan presents Surprise (Marketing lessons from Walt) posted at The Marketing Minute, saying, “This is the first in a series of 8 posts that spotlight the marketing wisdom of Walt Disney.”

Benjamin Yoskovitz presents Publish Articles Online to Generate Buzz and Traffic posted at Instigator Blog, saying, “Looking for ways to generate buzz, I’m attempting to accomplish as many of Ron McDaniel’s 57 buzz challenges as possible. One of them was to look at writing articles online (in article directories.)”

Becky Carroll presents Marketing Experiences, not Products posted at Customers Rock!, saying, “Thanks for the opportunity! This post is the first part of a series and discusses how we can look at marketing from a customer’s perspective, across the entire customer experience.”

Chris Sandberg presents Using Social Proof as a Marketing Tool posted at Internet Business Blog.

Elias Dabbas presents The Benefits of a Local eBusiness posted at The Media Supermarket.

Strategy

Matthew Paulson presents Gold: A Bad Investment posted at Getting Green.

Ruben presents 5 Explosive Secrets to Boost Your Traffic For Free For Years posted at Turn Your Blog Into Money Making Machine.

David Maister presents Changing People’s Minds posted at Passion, People and Principles, saying, “Is your marketing strategy changing minds?”

Vahid Chaychi presents How to Report Spam and Scam Emails posted at Work at Home Entrepreneurs, saying, “If you have an email address, you should be able to report spam and scam emails. If internet users learns this, we will have a safer internet for everybody.”

almomento presents The Hidden Power of Mastermind posted at BurstCreativity.

Krishna De presents Google alerts – probably the best free research tool in the world posted at Krishna De, saying, “Discover 10 ways to use Google Alerts to grow your business”

Steven Silvers presents If your advertising agency isn’t getting arrested, maybe they’re not trying hard enough. posted at Scatterbox at stevensilvers.com, saying, “The accidental publicity value of the Great Boston Terrorist Ads Scare will convince other companies to create their own buzz through “public nuisance marketing.””

Jon Miller presents 8 Ways The Internet Changed Software Marketing posted at Modern B2B Marketing, saying, “Unshackle yourself from traditional marketing and sales models — here are eight ways how.”

Erek Ostrowski presents Organizational Culture: The Keys to the Kingdom posted at Verve Coaching, saying, “Understanding the role that culture plays in defining an organization’s potential gives you the keys to the proverbial kingdom.”

Vahid Chaychi presents Learn your Lesson the Easy or the Hard Way posted at Work at Home Entrepreneurs.

Millennium Mommy presents Priscilla Ortiz – Journal to Prosperity, Path to Freedom Inc.: More for you posted at Priscilla Ortiz – Journal to Prosperity, Path to Freedom Inc..

Daniel Scocco presents Competitive Advantage: Responsiveness to Change posted at Innovation Zen.

That concludes the 2nd edition hosted by Strategic Design. Submit your blog article to the next edition of marketing (r)evolution carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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The intial Marketing (r)evolution Carnival went over so well that I’ve decided to host one on a regular basis.

The 2nd Edition is scheduled to launch on Feb 19, 2007. You can submit articles in the following categories:

• marketing
• branding
• creativity
• strategy
• advertising

The submission deadline is Feb. 16, 2007. If you’ve never participated, this is a wonderful way to gain exposure for your blog and be introduced to some of the thought leaders in this space. And you don’t even have to write anything new – you can submit an existing article. Submit your posts now, the list of authors & articles is growing by the day.

Welcome to the January 2, 2007 edition of Marketing (r)evolution Carnival brought to you by Nick Rice @ Strategic Design.

This Carnival is an aggregation of some of the best thoughts on the future of advertising, branding, marketing and strategy. Enjoy and Happy New Year!

Advertising

Valeria Maltoni presents Where’s the Benefit to me? posted at Conversation Agent, saying, “Thank you for this opportunity to contribute to the conversation.”

Chris Houchens presents Users First posted at Shotgun Marketing BLOG, saying, “Your customers are what “monetize” a business. Stop developing short term strategies that kill long term gains.”

Murad Ali presents Three (3) Easy Ways to Optimize Your Blog posted at The New Marketing World.

Branding

Jack Yoest presents Rocky Balboa: Courage, Integrity, Faith, Victory The Movie posted at Reasoned Audacity, saying, “Your Business Blogger was in Philly recently and wondered about the Rocky statue that was briefly at the top of the 72 steps to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Since September, the statue is now at the base of the steps. So I decided to ask the man who might know, Sylvester Stallone. Why? I asked him. Rocky Sly says, It’s better where it is — at the base of the steps. At the top was the completion — the end — but it’s not the completion that counts — it’s the journey. The Effort; The Passion.”

Kevin Skarritt presents Jingle all the Way posted at Nuts and Bolts of Brand.

Marketing

C.B. Whittemore presents Shelly Lazarus on the Future of Advertising & Marketing posted at Flooring The Consumer.

David Maister presents I Can’t Believe This Worked on Me! posted at Passion, People and Principles, saying, “We all love to believe that we are very rational in our own buying, but there are times when marketing and selling approaches that we would like to believe don’t work on us, well, they actually do.”

Kevin Skarritt presents Control Freak! posted at Nuts and Bolts of Brand.

Matthew Paulson presents The Problem with Quixtar & Amway. posted at Getting Green.

Charles H. Green presents Bad Marketing 101: Trust Me! posted at Trust Matters, saying, “What are the two most trust-destroying words you can say? “Trust me!”"

Mike Sansone presents Is del.icio.us a Marketing Tool? posted at Converstations.

Strategy

Andy Nulman presents Theory 2-Intimate Goes Big posted at Pow! Right Between The Eyes! Andy Nulman’s Blog About Surprise, saying, “Happy to be at the carnival, and wondering if the rights to the cotton candy concession are still available.”

Tim Peter presents What Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft will buy in 2007 and why… » thinks posted at Tim Peter thinks…, saying, “This is from about a week ago, but I think it takes a broad look at media 2.0 in 2007. Enjoy!”

Tim Peter presents What’s the least you can do? » thinks posted at Tim Peter thinks…, saying, “This is an another post that you might also find useful. Enjoy.”

Matthew Paulson presents Gold: A Bad Investment posted at Getting Green.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of Marketing (r)evolution Carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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Please submit your blog posts related to the future of marketing, strategy, branding and creativity. Carnivals are a great way to expose your content to a broad audience. On Jan 2 or 3 I’ll post all of the submissions on this blog with links to each article. So I’ll need your post submissions by Dec. 30th.

So find your best marketing/branding/strategy 2.0 writing and submit them for the Carnival. After that, I’ll do all of the work and let you know when it’s live.