Sentences with phrase «global microbrand»

I was particularly interested in his posting about the rise of Global Microbrands, and not just for the picture (and it's a good cartoon too....).

Hugh, The Global Microbrand idea is what keeps me going.

But it seems to me the biggest reason that drives the bloggers I read the most is, we're all looking for our own personal global microbrand.

I also think that although it is somewhat different, the theory does have a lot of similarity to some of the ideas in Hugh McLeod's Global Microbrand concept.

-LSB-...] more about Global Microbrands on GapingVoid.

My blog was a fairly successful global microbrand last year, even though it wasn't making me any money.

In case you don't know, this is Texas» favorite new global microbrand.

And this is why the little global microbrands have a pretty cool advantage in this new marketing environment... the ability to connect in a real human voice that doesn't have to be cleared with legal.

He suggests that one of the most effective ways to further your own success at this point in time is to create your own Global Microbrand which is, as Hugh explains:

I'll keep working on the Alvin Soon Global Microbrand

Hugh coined the phrase Global Microbrand referring to the extremely low - cost, hyper efficient brand strategies he used to gain two small companies global recognition.

Mr. Cartoons - drawn - on - the - back - of - business - cards and Global Microbrand uber - guru Hugh Macleod over at GapingVoid requested an under 500 word marketing manifesto.

I was on a panel at SXSWi based on Hugh MacLeod's Global Microbrand idea.

This is EXACTLY what I meant when I talked about The Global Microbrand, back in 2005.

Once I created my own fledgling global microbrand (i.e. via my weblog) I started helping other people do the same.

Seth Godin and John T. Unger, two voices I listen to very carefully, recommended me this Global Microbrand, independently of each another: Best Made Company.

Creating a Global Microbrand sounds like a daunting task but Hugh Macleod over at gapingvoid paints the unsettling picture of the alternatives and the beau...

With the internet, of course, a global microbrand is easier to create than ever before.

And the global microbrand (a gorgeous idea, thanks Hugh) is yet another facet.

I'm not quite sure how you and Thomas find time to pursue hobbies while doing the global microbrand thing... I've been busy pretty much 24/7/365 since I got on the Hughtrain.

[UPDATE: My «Global Microbrand» archive is here.

And the internet and the global microbrand make all this even more viable, even more exciting.

Hugh MacLeod calls it a global microbrand.

Concepts like the Social Object and Global Microbrand are yours, and I use them frequently.

Alodia's a global microbrand, so Logia Group eventually plans to release her content in other countries where it -LSB-...]

-LSB-...] also mention that Hugh MacLeod's evolving thoughts on what he's termed the «Global Microbrand «have also been an influence, as has Monocle magazine.

Now whilst our firm's reach round the internet is a little excessive, I suppose it and I have become a global microbrand by proxy.

I've noticed that building a Global Microbrand, whether you're a tech consultant or a maker of hand - built guitars, is a lot like learning how to teach oneself to be a cartoonist i.e. you need the same three basic ingredients: Talent, stamina and discipline.

Though I've been mostly silent on it, these last weeks I've been working on a really interesting project: «Turning The Hughtrain into a global microbrand.»

[Everything you need to run a global microbrand.

The full story on the growth of a global microbrand, EnglishCut.