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by Martin Kristiseter on Aug 21, 11:00 AM
Location location location. While the saying might have once been a real estate agent's mantra, it's also becoming the golden rule for launching targeted radio campaigns. That's because it's no longer enough to reach the right type of potential customer, it's about reaching them at the right place and at precisely the right time.
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by Derek Dunham on Aug 18, 11:45 AM
Many Boomers and seniors grew up being told, "No dessert until you've finished your vegetables." That parental pronouncement led to spinach hidden in napkins, broccoli smuggled to the dog, and, for some, a lifelong aversion to anything green.
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by Stephen Reily on Aug 11, 9:47 AM
A recent "New York Times" story clarified the brave new age of young adulthood: It looks a lot like childhood.
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by Mark Bradbury on Aug 5, 10:00 AM
My grandmother meant the world to me. She took me in for a while after my parents separated, and gave me an allowance that we kept under wraps. She provided guidance when I needed it, and shared family secrets my parents either weren't privy to or were unwilling to divulge. She was the anchor to my first 27 years of life, and nearly a quarter of a century after her passing, I still feel the depth of the bond we shared and the indelible imprint she left on me.
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by Jim Gilmartin on Aug 4, 2:14 PM
For almost a quarter of a century we've advocated the wisdom of David B. Wolfe author of Serving the Ageless Market, Ageless Marketing, Firms of Endearment and Brave New Worldview. In June, I published the first of a series of articles reflecting David's thinking. This is the second article.
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