August 2009 Archives
When I checked my mail today, I eagerly tore off the plastic wrap of this month's edition of Wired magazine and flipped open to find myself staring at the start of an article entitled "The Good Enuf Rvlutn" about how cheap and simple beats perfect almost every time.
I'm always surprised when I meet a fellow entrepreneur who's working on a fantastic new product that could be on the market today, but has instead spent the past 3 years - and plans to spend the next 2 years - getting it "just right."
The Despair poster for Quality sums it up best:
"The Race for Quality Has No Finish Line - so Technically It's More Like a Death March."
When creating new products - and please keep in mind I'm not talking about implantable medical devices, surgical instruments, avionics, or bear spray - it's better to get your product to market and tweak as you go than spend years in development.
It was indeed a pleasure and honor speaking at the Bay Area Mastermind. Even though I was there to talk about how offline marketers can benefit from taking their business online, my entire presentation was focused on three specific areas.
- Internet Marketing & Changing Dynamics
- How to attract a lot of traffic to your website, build lists and make money in the process
- The self discipline needed to build a thriving online business
They are suggesting that night time satellite pictures may prove to give us some insight on whether their is an increase or decrease in economic growth.
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