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March 03, 2008

Thought Leadership - old skool style

Logo_adweek I'm really happy to announce that as of this week, I am now a monthly Adweek contributor.

Every week I'll be penning a new article on conversation, innovation and/or new marketing experimentation.

My first contribution is in this week's Adweek and also online. It's called "Marketing's Big Bang Theory" and outlines a fatal flaw in today's marketing methodology - the Fireworks analogy.

I'm also providing a series of leadership contributions to Deliver Magazine, my podcast partner, with the "Conversation starters" segments.

In fact, Deliver Magazine just profiled me in a lively Q&A. I've scanned it and attached it to this post for your perusal.

Download deliver_profile.pdf

So why am I going "old skool" and going from cyberspace to print? Same reason I wrote "Life after the 30-second spot" and "Join the Conversation" - to mix it up; to reach a different and unduplicated audience; to expand the dialogue to a broader community.

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