Archive for April, 2010
Economic vitality for 2050
Just had the priviledge to lunch at U of L with Joel Kotkin, the author of The Next Hundred Million America in 2050. As an expert in marketing senior care it was uplifting for me to listen to this Distinguished Presidential Fellow in Urban Futures reinforce that the US has a healthy economy, and that it will only be better in the future. Actually, projecting into the future, he speaks casually of the economic vitality or our country. He feels that the US has a unique capacity to create wealth, raise the standard of living and meet the burdens of future commitments that our current generation is levying on those yet to come. (more…)
A GREAT WEB SITE : the basic element for success
Great conversation with a talented and savvy woman who used to work at Landor associates, and knows the value of “A product is made in a factory. A brand is mane in the mind,” a famous Walter Landor quote.
Other than great accolades for our design capabilities, she also complemented us on the branding we have accomplished with the larger target-businesses who want to grow and are committed to strategic ally get there, and our home care related businesses. I specifically appreciated that as we strive to grow each of our clients in the way that is best suited to them and their targets. We certainly understand branding and the power of the brand in the marketplace. It is an investment, but a worthwhile one, if you ask me. (more…)
“you guys are awesome“
The one thing you really want from clients is that you do such a good job for them that they tell others about it. I just wanted to pass along a great testimonial from one of our clients in New Hampshire. He writes, “I wanted to pass along to you that a new client we met with last week and subsequently admitted to the agency chose our agency because of the awesome website. They told Jennifer that they intended to interview a few agencies but after looking at the different websites ours was “head and shoulders” above the others that they decided to only set up an interview with us and unless the interview didn’t go well set up services with our agency. Obviously the interview went well and they signed up for 30 hours a week!”
Then he wrote, “Thanks again to the whole team at Core Cubed, you guys are awesome.” (more…)
