It’s hard to be smart. It stretches the brain — and that hurts. Sometimes, it’s best to use someone else’s brain and just look smart. (I’m good at that.) Luckily, I’ve discovered that pretty much all marketing knowledge can be found in just 30 quotes— which I have provided here …
It was Google’s giggle that got to me. Siri’s snicker actually started it, but it was Google’s giggle that made me snap. It happened while I was driving to work last week (although technically, my car was driving and I was riding). I was having a group discussion with my co-workers …
George Farris (far left) and Larry Moliterno (far right) posed with actors during a break in taping new TV commercials Farris Marketing developed for Meridian. Larry Moliterno, CEO of Meridian HealthCare, has long been the public face of Meridian and was featured in the spots. George Farris of Farris Marketing wrote and …
Mike McKay and Joe Kuzma of Farris Marketing planning social media strategy with Dean Soroka, HR Director and head of social media at Western Reserve Transit Authority. Farris Marketing provides content and technique training for clients as part of website and social media site development. …
Ask the next guy you see what color underwear he’s wearing. You’d better make that the next guy who you actually know — so it’s a little less awkward. Don’t let the guy check, just tell him to make his best guess. Even ten years ago, assuming you got past …
I’m a rat — a big, fat rat. My whiskers are twitching, my beady black eyes are focused and my leathery gray tail is curled up under me. Right now, I’m excited because I smell something. I think it’s cheese. Oh, I want that cheese so bad. I wish I …
The Marriott in downtown Tampa seemed to be mocking me. “Really? You’re wearing a suit and tie in August? In the land of shorts and flip-flops?” Ignoring the implied insult, I walked toward the front door, heat waves coming up from the paved parking lot. It was so humid that …
Most of the stuff you own is stuff you don’t need. Let me repeat that. Most of the stuff you own is stuff you don’t need. I’m talking like 70% of your stuff. You don’t need it now — and probably never did. In fact, most of us could throw …
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