Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
In seven months there were 190 jungle jeff noel blog posts, and a couple dozen You Tube videos directing traffic to one website. noel decided to remove and permanently delete much of his work, without being asked. He rewrote the remaining work to become personal in nature. noel says he wouldn’t trade the experience for anything, even though he literally has nothing to show and it was mostly invisible work without any credit or resume power.
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Running TV or newspaper ads is expensive. Or use You Tube, Twitter, Blogging, Facebook, their cost is almost zero.
Hardly a company out there that doesn’t have a “follow us” on Facebook and Twitter. Why is that? Duh. These viral addresses are now as important as a physical address used to be.
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i love blogging.
What i’ve learned in the past 24 hours is that you can post date a post.
Meaning, you can write a post and have it post “live” on a date from the past.
So yesterday and today (Nov 24-25, 2017), i’m writing and posting blogs in places/dates where they used to be before i went back and deleted them.
Remember my trepidation with Disney Institute’s social media policy – or lack thereof?
Well, posts like this one fix that so my website calendars show the accurate reflection of writing every day since April Fools Day 2009.Dude, that’s
Dude, that’s 3,159 consecutive days.
Eight years, seven months and 25 days.
And counting.
Yee-haw!!!!
Here’s to the crazy ones. who move forward
The ones who move forward.
The ones who don’t know the way.
The ones who go, even though the path is dark, potentially dangerous, and full of uncertainty.
Yeah, here’s to the crazy ones.
Looking back, i wouldn’t change what i did.
Social media freaked out most of the people in leadership positions.
i thought it was the golden ticket to launch our name – Disney Institute -as a household name.