Entries by Rob Felber

>April Showers Bring More Than Flowers

> April showers will bring May flowers, but they also bring a fantastic promotional marketing opportunity. The following are just a few items that will help you brand your products and services to your customers and keep your name around for many years. Reach your target audience with a very affordable promotion. What else can […]

>Advertising is looking up at you!

> Ok just when you thought it was safe on the road we have another twist. Read this article: No Logo: Kentucky Fried Pothole Kentucky Fried Chicken is diversifying its business model – now moving in to privatized road repair. Starting in Louisville, KY, KFC is filling city potholes. And then, of course, branding them […]

>It’s Time for Green and Health to Marry

>Here’s a great article from our friend, colleauge and resident green expert, Colette Chandler. For those of you who know me or know what I’m most passionate about it’s the intersection between green and health. I feel this is the missing link, it’s the reason I speak about it regularly and created my newest speaking […]

>Make Direct Mail Part of Your Next Campaign

>We’ve all had those days where we don’t even look at the junk mail and just toss it into the garbage. If you ask any consumer they will tell you they do the same, however they may not be telling the truth. Oftentimes people think they are “above” getting advertised to but in reality, we […]

>MAGNET Incubation Roundtable

> Letter from Wayne Zeman, Vice President, Venture Development, Magnet Dear Roundtable members, NEOinc Incubator Clients, TechLift Clients, County Loan recipients, CSM participants and other invited guests, BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!!Bob Felber’s session last June was such a huge success that we’ve decided to bring him back again. He’ll revisit and expand upon his program: […]

>Denied, by LinkedIn

> Denied, almost So, you are now on LinkedIn and Facebook. Going a little wild with connections? I did too, until recently. LinkedIn informed me, somewhat politely, that I had gone overboard. See, some people told LinkedIn that they did not know me. (Yes, I guess there are a few folks still left). Apparently, these […]