Friday, September 3rd, 2010

Men and their tools. In our minds, we form an image of a man at Sears, drooling over the latest drill or gadget. Kind of funny… Somewhat sweeping, in its generalization.

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I brought Wedding University to Greater Cleveland. The sponsoring organization was Today’s Bride, a 21-year old company providing a total package of wedding marketing opportunities, including website, bridal shows, and publications.

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During the next 10 days, Andy Ebon, The Wedding Marketing Authority, will be making meeting presentations and doing seminars in Silicon Valley and Los Angeles, hosted by local chapters of NACE

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The problem with wedding ads is not the publications. Print advertising for weddings is NOT dead. But copywriting seems to be on life support.

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I thought it wise to step back and analyze the prospects of wedding industry print media and how the local wedding business is affected.

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“Andy, could you please give me a list of the optimum marketing methods to make my business successful? I need the Magic Wedding Marketing Pill.”

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Snowflakes and Fingerprints are unique. Hate to drop this on you, but most weddings are not unique.

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Many of the TV shows inspire and inform, offering a plethora of creative ideas and interesting perspectives. But what about Bridezillas on We TV?

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Quality, reader-focused blog content trumps design

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A funny thing has happened during the stampede to online social media… many of the burgeoning masses are showing visible signs of a business/personal identity crisis.

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