http://minjungkim.com/2006/11/09/web-22-session-closed/ Gah. I'm still doing this? Sat, 13 Mar 2010 21:45:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://minjungkim.com/2006/11/09/web-22-session-closed/comment-page-1/#comment-106126 Mike Smock Tue, 26 Dec 2006 22:42:35 +0000 http://www.minjungkim.com/2006/11/09/web-22-session-closed/#comment-106126 ...I monitor about 200 blogs daily. Mostly business, some political, a few cycling, GO, music, etc. I try to read all points of view - not just bloggers who line up with my world view. Which brings me to the blog of Min Jung Kim who outwardly seemed to be like many of the San Francisco (M)archetypes who dominate the marketing ranks today. Most of whom were raised as children of choice and excess who approach their marketing with the same self-centered zeal... …I monitor about 200 blogs daily. Mostly business, some political, a few cycling, GO, music, etc. I try to read all points of view – not just bloggers who line up with my world view. Which brings me to the blog of Min Jung Kim who outwardly seemed to be like many of the San Francisco (M)archetypes who dominate the marketing ranks today. Most of whom were raised as children of choice and excess who approach their marketing with the same self-centered zeal…

]]> http://minjungkim.com/2006/11/09/web-22-session-closed/comment-page-1/#comment-94602 Planet Nelson » Blog Archive » Web 2point2 Afternoon Edition Fri, 10 Nov 2006 15:01:15 +0000 http://www.minjungkim.com/2006/11/09/web-22-session-closed/#comment-94602 [...] More of interest was MJ Kim’s (from Photobucket) discussion of “Real Marketing with MJ: Separating Fact from Fiction.” MJ opened the conversation saying that this was her take on marketing and we were free to call “bullsh*t” if we thought her wrong. There were a lot of great quotes: “Every time you’re talking to people, you’re marketing.” My personal favorite: “Embrace your inner capitalist.” The aluminum siding rule: If you can only get 5% of the market, you’ll be a success. “Successful 2.0 companies have more to do with anthropology than marketing.” “Tipping points and sneezers.” Supposedly from Jason at 37 Signals about how soon to take a software product to market: “It’s about half a solution and not a half-assed solution.” Giving away a “free-mium.” [...] [...] More of interest was MJ Kim’s (from Photobucket) discussion of “Real Marketing with MJ: Separating Fact from Fiction.” MJ opened the conversation saying that this was her take on marketing and we were free to call “bullsh*t” if we thought her wrong. There were a lot of great quotes: “Every time you’re talking to people, you’re marketing.” My personal favorite: “Embrace your inner capitalist.” The aluminum siding rule: If you can only get 5% of the market, you’ll be a success. “Successful 2.0 companies have more to do with anthropology than marketing.” “Tipping points and sneezers.” Supposedly from Jason at 37 Signals about how soon to take a software product to market: “It’s about half a solution and not a half-assed solution.” Giving away a “free-mium.” [...]

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