Thursday, April 1, 2010

MarkJuleen.com

UPDATE: IF YOU SUBSCRIBE TO THIS FEED OR HAVE ALREADY SUBSCRIBED TO THIS FEED HERE YOU WILL NOW RECEIVE THE FEED FROM MARKJULEEN.COM

So it's official, I've combined Tidbits from The Marketing Nerd and Tidbits from The Apartment Nerd into one spot at MarkJuleen.com

I figured there was no reason to keep 2 blogs going when I can just categorize my topics and now have added some additional categories that will highlight things we're doing at the J.C. Hart Company with our marketing as well as my little project with Duncan Alney called The Resident Connection.

Thanks for following me here, but all the good stuff is over at MarkJuleen.com now. Hope you like it. Cheers to innovation!


Sunday, March 28, 2010

Mobile Post - Testing

Cool pic from our resident winner in the Show the Love facebook promo.

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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Beyond Facebook Part 2 - Optimization Summit

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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Beyond Facebook Part 1

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Monday, March 22, 2010

Mobile Post - The Poken at #optsum

Monday, March 15, 2010

Episode 43 - Do you have the right to be the judge?

Following up after "Are you the next American Idol?" I wanted to challenge the judges (management) to make sure they are worthy of being a judge and what that means. If we, as managers, are going to encourage great art then we have to do it the right way.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Episode 42 - Are you the next American Idol?

Yo, check it dog, what's happenin'. So, here's the deal. Execs & Regionals, we are the judges. Managers & Leasing Peeps, you are the artists. Start watching American Idol and look at it from this perspective. You're going to find that as artists you have an opportunity to maximize your talent (and you have the talent). When you get this far in the competition it's not that you don't have the talent, it's that you have a choice. A choice to bring the "Wow factor" or to just sing within yourself. It's a choice, and as execs/regionals (judges) we have the choice to encourage bringing the "Wow factor" or to just push for the status quo. The rules and guidelines and scripts that your management company provides just allow us to be average and sing within ourselves. It's about going beyond, making it your own, finding out what kind of artist you are to make it work, stand out, and bring the "Wow factor".

Monday, March 8, 2010

Just a thought ...

Local business is why your community exists.





Discuss amongst yourselves. :)

or discuss here ;)