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Tag: Seth Godin

  • Put it Down

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    It’s an event whenever I notice two people write about the same idea at the same time. In the big world of the internet, seeing anything serendipitous happen make me stop and look. make me stop and look. When I notice two articles and see overlap in their ideas, I take it as a sign…

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    …we’re grabbing the opportunity to choose and deliver manifestos that are optimized for the tribe, for the small group that wants to grab them, inhale them and spread them. The good ones will spread, first from person to person, then from one circle to another, and eventually into large groups. Seth’s Blog: The Domino Project…

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    Western-style consumers have been taught from birth the power of the package. We see the new nano or the new Porsche or the new convertible note on a venture deal and we can easily do the math: [new thing] + [me] = [happier]. We’ve been taught that an object can make our lives better, that…

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    You either become the best and only platform for consuming books worth buying or you fail. And the only way to create that footprint in the face of an iPad is to make it so cheap to buy and use it’s irresistible. Paperback Kindle (via Instapaper)

  • Facebook, Fear, and The Risky Devide

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    When you use Facebook to have fun and screw around with your friends, it’s easy, and you need not worry too much about it. That’s a very comfortable and confined little world. Breakdown the walls and then Facebook suddenly exposes you to so much more uncertainty.  Risk of embarrassment, employers looking through your information, people…

  • The Real Limit Of Social Media

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    Malcolm Bastien
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    The idea of social media has helped people and companies identify unmet needs which didn’t exist prior, and create value by solving them. Without the concept of producing and sharing videos online as activity for people to do, YouTube would be non existent (does anyone know what the real idea was behind YouTube?). After that…