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    Why I Became a “Bee”

    Storytelling is a powerful way to get around the product lingo and share insights from behind the scenes. I was delighted to share my story about why I joined and stuck with BizeeBee. As many of you already know I haven’t taken on any other products for over a year, except occasional non-profit work. I have been happy to be buzzing for BizeeBee! Over many[...]

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    It’s True, I Now Own an iPhone

    I haven’t been completely oblivious to the IV dip of Apple Kool-Aid you have all been feeding me. I get it, Apple products have a sleek, stylish attitude that fits in well with both CEOs and downtown mainstream-begrudging hipsters. So why did I insist on living in the late adopters camp and boiling my water before I drank it? Maybe I needed to live in the technology dark[...]

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    Advice for Small Businesses

    I admit it. This site has been sadly ignored. Don’t worry! I haven’t vanished, quite the contrary, I have been busy working at a fantastic startup called BizeeBee for the last year! (I will write a post on this soon. I promise!) I am biased and a have a favorite type of person: big thinking and action taking. Typically, this group is most easily identified as entrepreneurs. Recently, I had[...]

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    Stuff 2012 With Successful Strategies

    I am giving you permission to sit back, let 2011 slip out of your thoughts for a moment and think about the future. Yes, the future. 2012 is a unwritten story, especially when it comes to your business, brand and strategies. Strategies, Plural The one-size-fits-all knitted winter hat style of marketing has never worked. Simply put, BE FLEXIBLE. (If you are not flexible add “Start[...]

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    Things You Need to Give Up Today!

    No doubt you have learned a great deal on your marketing adventure. Learned that hiring someone to stand on the street corner with a sign for a week was a bit of a flop, or maybe you also learned that knocking on doors in the evenings to be grassroots, was only getting old men mad at you. Whether your marketing strategies were belly flops or successful there[...]

Meet Derek Johnson CEO of Tatango

Posted by Lyndit On November - 11 - 2010 5 Comments
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Who doesn’t love a great story? Especially one about an young entrepreneur. The story of Derek Johnson and SMS marketing Tantango is becoming my favorite young entrepreneur story to tell. I am delighted to share with your Derek’s own insights into the world of being an entrepreneur, bringing an idea to life and creating a successful business. Being in Bellingham means as a normal Seattle[...]

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Brotherton Cadillac creates a Twitter focused campaign, Race for a Ride to raise awareness, and up to $140k for a Seattle non-profit. The idea takes donating through social media to non-profits to a whole new level, by offering one lucky tweeter a brand new car (2010 CTS).  I personally was very impressed with Brotherton Cadillac for taking the pludge into the deep end of social[...]

Observations on the LOL Success

Posted by Lyndit On November - 2 - 2010 2 Comments
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One of my favorite startup company stories to tell is about the stress reliving and smile inducing family of websites created, maintained and made successful by Cheezburger Networks. ­­­ The home of ICanHasCheezburger, Failblog and many more sites stares right at the infamous Seattle Space Needle. Seattle is full of exciting startup companies, yet what runs this successful empire of smiles and brings in around[...]

21 Habits of Happy Marketers

Posted by Lyndit On October - 30 - 2010 1 Comment
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Problem solving intense jobs that demand creativity, sales, business development a ten to fifteen other hats are often stressful. Watching, and learning from entrepreneurs, marketing and cubicle dwelling folks here are some of the ideas I came up with that seemed to be common habits. Understanding that not every day is full of sunshine I came up with 21 habits that seem to keep the[...]

Don’t Take the Ball and Go Home

Posted by Lyndit On October - 29 - 2010 2 Comments
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Back in the day when foursquare was a recess game played in elementary school, I remember there would be times where I didn’t want to play anymore. The kids were merciless. A few times I left the game after having the wind knocked out of me. Sad face enables and a pieces of my pride scattered across the ground, I would scan the recess field[...]

Lyndit’s Geeky Love Story

Posted by Lyndit On October - 28 - 2010 3 Comments
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Everyone enjoys a good love story and this one begins during the time I found out that even I could be a technology girl. Sophomore year in high school and desperately looking for a class to fill a credit requirement, the school advisor gave me the mysterious option of taking HTML programming. The class was in a dark computer lab; bright monitors illuminated the faces[...]

I Choose You Hootsuite!

Posted by Lyndit On October - 26 - 2010 1 Comment
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Imagine managing fifteen twitter accounts, eight Facebook pages, two Facebook profiles, one Linkedin account, one Foursquare account, and keep an eye on tweets streaming in from conferences, events and your favorite people. Sound crazy? It is. The way I and thousands of users have stayed sane is by using Hootsuite. Impressive Features Speaking in car talk, if Hootsuite was an engine this would be the[...]

Engage Foursquare Customers

Posted by Lyndit On October - 25 - 2010 1 Comment
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Check-in! You are now the Mayor! You have been Ousted as Mayor! You have achieved a Badge! What does that have to do with your business? Should you as a small business owner pay attention to geo-location tools like Foursquare? Whether you own a chain of coffee restaurants in Seattle or a small bakery in Issaquah you are going to find a lot of your[...]

You’re Invited! #ChocolateTweetup

Posted by Lyndit On October - 15 - 2010 1 Comment
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Chocolate is sweet, it can be bitter, melted in a pan and spread over ice cream. Chocolate can be given as a gift, eaten in handfuls or savored in tiny bits. Chocolate can be served hot, cold, mixed into coffee or something to look forward to after dinner. No matter how you love chocolate you are going to love the new adventure of meeting Seattle[...]

Focused on Vancouver Startup Weekend

Posted by Lyndit On September - 27 - 2010 0 Comment
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Next weekend, Oct 8th through the 10th in the beautiful city of Vancouver entrepreneurs from around the northwest will gather for the first Vancouver Startup Weekend. The event is the fun part; it is 54 hours of brainstorming of ideas and bringing them into reality. The goal is by Sunday evening each team will have their idea hammered and forged into some kind of prototype[...]