Archive for October 2005
October 19, 2005
Fast Company: “Look beneath the surface of many great business successes, and you’re likely to find a trail of failures that preceded them. Describing the painstaking trial-and-error process that led eventually to the creation of the incandescent light bulb-and General Electric-prolific inventor Thomas Edison said ‘I have not failed. I have merely found [...]
- Neau - No Water:
You run a water utility. All of your customers are buying the bottled kind. But your water’s pure, tastes great. Less filling too! What do you do? Try this marketing solution…
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