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"The art of marketing is not finding more money to do more marketing. It's figuring out how to tell a story that spreads with the resources you've got." -- Seth Godin
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Tired of Seth said... (Jul 16, 2007 1:57:52 AM)
So basically, I tell my mother how good I am and leave it up to her ...
Andy Sernovitz said... (Jul 16, 2007 9:46:22 AM)
If you don't have anything nice to say ...
Geez ... why so cynical? Grouchy, anonymous nitpicking doesn't add a lot to the conversation. It's why lots of bloggers feel a need to moderate comments (which doesn't help anyone).
Feel free to argue, disagree, debate. Discussion is welcome, complaining isn't.
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