BlueWave Media - Web Design, Marketing, Podcast Production and Mac Specialist

1. BlueWave Media interview: Chad Engle DCTH

BlueWave Media interviews Chad Engle, the man behind the birth of DCTH (Designer Community Twitter Hours) about the inspiration, the vision, goals and the other people who have been an asset to its growth and development.

2. There is always room to grow

Although the changes in the economy have forced some businesses, and individuals to rethink their approach to marketing and branding, it is so important to have an overall strategy to get yourself out there and in the minds and hearts of your customers, potential and actual.

3. Build a Better Castle — Part 1

So how should you build a better castle (you business)? Here are some simple strategies.

4. Marketing: 9 Tools for Building Customer Loyalty

These simple 9 steps are easy to do and give a business great results. Happy Customers = Happy Business.

5. Strength Building without Fear

“It takes more courage to reveal insecurities than to hide them, more strength to relate to people than to dominate them, more 'manhood' to abide by thought-out principles rather than blind reflex. Toughness is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles and an immature mind.” Alex Karras

BlueWave Media interview: Chad Engle DCTH

links for 2009-07-03

Twitter Promotion Done Right: #moonfruit Squarespace certainly deserves some credit for innovating with this type of campaign – Moonfruit even acknowledged this in an email to us, writing “We did learn something from the squarespace guys and we respect they did it successfully first, but we believe we’ve done it a little better.” And we agree [...]

links for 2009-07-02 Wordpress and Productivity

The BlueWave Media Delicious Links Resource for July 2, 2009 are about WordPress, productivity, blogging, communication and a look at digital media.

links for 2009-07-01

Happy Canada Day (or Happy Wednesday if outside Canada) our Delicious links for July 1, 2009 are a take back to the pinhole camera. Yes, I remember like it was yesterday...

A great leader's courage to fulfill his vision comes from passion, not position.

John Maxwell