Kyle Chowning

How to Write a Strong Marketing Proposal

Posted on16. Jan, 2009 by Kyle.

Writing a strong proposal is key to winning new business. It is the point of reference that both you and your client will reference when there is a need to establish expectations, objectives and successes.
Over the years, I have written a lot of proposals. Some were really bad and some were great. In the past [...]

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Twitterpated

Posted on11. May, 2008 by Kyle.

If you’re one of the millions who have started, or already use Twitter, me too. I signed up a long time ago just to see what it was all about. Honestly, at the time, I didn’t get why I could or would be interested in knowing the fine-details of anybody, let alone strangers. Well, I’ve [...]

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Gas is getting cheaper!

Posted on13. Apr, 2008 by Kyle.

Perception has a way of creating value in ways that, when honestly assessed, don’t make a lot of sense:

A latte costs $32 a gallon, on average
A gallon of Smoothie King (Gladiator) smoothie costs $27.16/gallon (not including tax)
A cup of regular coffee costs $16/gallon, on average
It’s about $2/glass for soda at a restaurant, an average of [...]

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Top Marketing Blogs

Posted on01. Apr, 2008 by Kyle.

I stumbled upon a list of the top 150 marketing blogs:
http://adage.com/power150/
Warning: If you’re not a Google Reader user, I highly recommend hooking yourself to this flow of RSS goodness. It’s the only way to “read” 100 websites in less than an hour.

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