The Marketing Bureau

By Brian Flook
First Published on www.imediaconnection.com

When Johannes Gutenberg, a simple goldsmith and businessman from a small mining town known as Mainz, Germany, invented his printing press, he probably had no idea about the ramifications of his invention. The printed word wasn't new. His Gutenberg Bible wasn't even the first book ever printed using moveable type. The Chinese are believed to have done it nearly 400 years earlier. So why all the hype?  Read more >>

One Writer's Perspective
By Joe Love
First Published on www.newsletterwritingtips.com

We are living today in the Information Age where success and achievement depend on, not who you know, but how much you know. People today don’t want to be sold. They want information that will help achieve success in their personal and business life. People want and need information about their industry, competition, and new products and services. Read more >>

By Scott Esmond
First Published on www.imediaconnection.com

Among all the painful business learnings driven by the recent economic challenges, the increased demands on CMOs to deliver measureable results and ROI on marketing dollars is one that is here to stay.  Read more >>

By Brian H Meredith
From the NZBusiness"Marketing Maestro" Archive
First published May 2007

As clients, colleagues and others who are unfortunate enough to spend any length of time in my company will know to their cost, I am prone to expounding, postulating and ruminating on the business and marketing concepts and their role, for good or evil, in life.  Read more >>