Today is a special episode of the Fireside Chats with Danny Iny, where we’re going to be interviewing one of the most well-known and prolific writers and marketers working today, Guy Kawasaki about his new book: APE! (or Author, Publisher, …
We spend a lot of time on Mirasee telling you how important it is to find your absolutely perfect ideal customer, and build a relationship with them. It’s a pretty smart way to get your business going. Finding them can …
(The Scavenger Hunt is over – but you can check out the results right here! – This post still has the list and rules, so if you’re interested in how the whole thing worked – read on!) Come one, come all – …
Okay, let’s face facts: no matter how smart, talented, or effective you are, it often helps to have a second, or third or fourth opinion. Hence today’s Fireside Chat, all about mastermind groups. This one’s special, though – instead of …
Happy New Year everyone! I guess it’s almost cliche to talk about how crazy the holidays are, so I won’t get too into that – but I will say here and now that I will, if at all possible, never …
Long ago in days of yore, a young baker wanted more out of life than flour and dead fruit. She consulted Craigslist, and noticed an ad looking to hire an Entrepreneur’s Assistant. Could this be it? She wondered. Could this …
Today’s episode of Fireside Chats with Danny Iny, is a special treat: an interview best-selling author Tim Ferriss about his new book, the Four Hour Chef. He and Danny explore marketing, book launches and how to get the most out …
Note from Megan: You may remember a few months ago we ran an “ask the reader” guest post by Fiona Tankard. It was a huge success. Tons of people offered amazing insight and value- the comments section just lit up like …
Sometimes an idea is too new, and the world just isn’t ready for it yet. But other times, the right idea at the right time can cause an industry to explode. Well, it doesn’t explode overnight, exactly, but every new …
Old Spice had a problem. Their customers weren’t leaving them for a competitor, cutting back on luxuries, or trying home-made alternatives to aftershave. They were, quite literally, dying off. Yep, that’s right. Old Spice had such extreme customer loyalty and …