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Ridin' the Next Wave

Blog: Jason Christopher Hackwith

Business guru John Jantsch (from the outstanding site Duct Tape Marketing) had this to say about what is coming next in the world of web-saavy business:

 

I think it's time to move beyond the notion that a blog is part of a web site, an appendage of sorts, where blog posting is done. The idea that makes blogs so powerful is that they enable anyone in the organization to easily create education based, search-engine friendly content at the drop of a hat..... fully functioning content management systems (CMS) that give businesses the power to dominate search results through massive content creation, cross purposing, and keyword-rich aggregation and filtering... Content is easily created, stored in a database, delivered to a designated page, tagged, and searchable.... I would like to suggest that a robust, group centric, CMS platform is the next wave for business blogging—but not blogging and "we have a blog"—blogging as a fully integrated web strategy. — from The next wave in business blogging, by John Jantsch


I think John's hit the nail on the head. In fact, what he's describing is the central philosophy of Firewind Productions.

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Seth Godin: Sliced Bread and Other Marketing Delights

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The most risky thing you can do now is be safe. Seth Godin

Marketing genius Seth Godin talks about the new generation of marketing and why the traditional method of aiming for the center of your projected demographic curve, the common denominator of your market base—just won't work anymore. He explains why you need to be remarkable... not necessarily the best, just the most remarkable.

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Philippe Starck: Why Design?

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Why design? Why anything? Legendary designer Philippe Stark answers the question in his inimitable way.

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Larry Lessig: How Creativity is Being Strangled by the Law

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Larry Lessig has some very stimulating things to reveal about creativity, intellectual property, and the law.

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Firewind Productions vs. the World!

Blog: Jason Christopher Hackwith

Okay, so maybe that title's a little much.  While what we do isn't really unique, how we do it is.  I'm proud of our accomplishments and stand by our services, but I know that Firewind Productions is a little fish in a great big pond.

There's a lot of website designers out there.  However, there's also a lot of misinformation out there.  What do you believe?  Who do you trust?  What company will really give you the value you're looking for in a website?

You could dig deep in your pockets and go with a large, multi-national website development company.  For example, Firespring.  Formerly known as Digital IMS, Firespring is a website provider that largely markets mostly to the sign & printing industries. They've been around for awhile and have some pretty compelling packages -- or at least that's how things appear on the surface.  Let's take a look at their sign industry marketing site, SignPresence, and see what they have to offer.

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Corporate Values & Employee Cynicism

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In an article called Corporate Values & Employee Cynicism,  Martha Lagace with HBS Working Knowledge interviewed Sandra Cha, an assistant professor at Desautels Faculty of Management, McGill University; and Amy C. Edmondson, novartis professor of leadership & management at Harvard Business School, about the dangers of business leaders not following their own declared corporate values.

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Why Do People Refer?

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John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing has an excellent article with an often missed key element to generating referrals: having fun.

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