My blog was a fairly successful global
microbrand last year, even though it wasn't making me any money.
Not exact matches
For the greater part of the
last decade, I have been using the internet to build what I'm fond of calling, «The Global
Microbrand».
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.»
Chris Carfi points to John T. Unger, an artist and regular gapingvoid commenter who has used his blog and the global
microbrand idea to carve out a nice wee career for himself (for more money than his
last day job paid him, I hasten to add).
But there are lot of people out there who believe that they can
last, without ever creating a «global
microbrand», or a way for the customer to relate to the brand itself.