Monthly Archives: October 2013

Changing Business Models Around

Posted on October 26, 2013 by Braden Kelley

Some business models and products have been around so long that we just take them for granted, while others concepts that are becoming new business models are so new that we’re not quite sure what to expect. It is probably … Continue reading →




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Inside Look at Culture of WordPress

Posted on October 19, 2013 by Braden Kelley

Interview with Scott Berkun I had the opportunity to sit down recently with fellow author Scott Berkun to talk with him about his new book The Year Without Pants, which catalogs his experience in two years with Automattic, the company … Continue reading →




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Shocking People into Buying Your Product

Posted on October 14, 2013 by Braden Kelley

It costs a lot of money to make a television commercial, and at its core what is a television advertisement? It’s a short piece of video designed to reinforce brand values and attachment, or possibly with any luck, to drive … Continue reading →




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Who’s Your Daddy? – Business Models and Marketing

Posted on October 2, 2013 by Braden Kelley

First there was the ice cream man, then there was the book mobile, then came the popular food truck craze, and now the other day I came across a humorous new business on wheels – Who’s Your Daddy? What service … Continue reading →




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