Archive for April, 2010
The late, great comedian Mitch Hedberg had a lot to say about the craft and business of being a comic. Here is how he described the art of showmanship. As a comedian, you have to start the show strong and you have to end the show strong. Those are the two key elements. You can’t [...]
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How most web projects are like a landmark Supreme Court decision.
About Mark Webster
I'm a designer and marketer who has spent my career helping brands & organizations get the biggest bang for their marketing buck. I believe that with a creative approach, anyone can do big things on small budgets.
Work
Kickstart Concepts
The interactive design and development agency I founded in New York City.
WingDipper
A specially designed cup for dipping buffalo wings into dressing.
Topics
- advertising (3)
- book reviews (2)
- branding (8)
- career (5)
- case studies (1)
- design (8)
- entrepreneur (42)
- general (1)
- ideas (26)
- lifestyle design (1)
- marketing (23)
- networking (5)
- running a business (9)
- viral (3)
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- What to Expect From a Disrupt Hackathon
- Getting Off on the Wrong Foot
- Why Groupon Could Be the Next Walmart (and why that’s bad for local businesses)
- Jason Calacanis Just Made His Company Mahalo One Big Hackathon
- Why You Should Stop Learning (and Start Doing)
- Should You Offer Rewards for Referrals?
- The Difference Between Tools and Talent (or what we can expect from Google App Inventor)
- Freelancing Advice: A Unique Approach to Billing Clients
- What Video Games Can Teach Us About Great Product Experiences
- Steve Jobs Let Down Jason Calacanis Today (or How to Not F*ckup Your Presentation)
