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Recent Items…
- Follow-Up from #SmallBizChat for More Digital Referrals
- Announcing More Digital Referrals
- Understanding the Latest iStuff
- Ira Yermish – My Father, The Professor
- Quieting the Bacn
- Commencement
- Apple Livestream for Charity
- Deal-A-Day Expansion
- Google Music Beta Plays “Hotel California” Indefinitely
- Xoom™ Still in Beta
- Google Buys Ads for Search on Bing
- Google’s Attempt to Avoid Anti-Trust
- Lunch with NAWBO South Jersey
- Resolutions
- Droid2 Review
It seems now that “Deal-A-Day” sites are everywhere, focusing on every possible category and location. In fact, the natural direction for Groupon (going public), Living Social, and now Google Offers, AmazonLocal, Facebook, Yelp, even the New York Times is to provide more and more deals. That means more email marketing messages, more cities, more categories, more of more.
So many more deals that it is hard to hold our attention. The deals become less powerful, less remarkable. Too many things are claiming to be special. When everything is special, nothing is.
Last I checked, I can only focus on one thing at a time.
Time for the next big idea.