About M-S-M
Welcome to marketing-strategy-management, a blog for promoting insights that help individuals, entrepreneurs, small businesses, not for profits, and mid-size companies to excel at marketing themselves, their products, their services.
Let me state upfront that the hyphens in the title are deliberate. There is a subtle difference between including them and not including them. I chose to include them so as to emphasize each word’s stand-alone importance within the larger context of having them work well together. Let me break it down this way:
- Marketing entails the entire universe of concepts that can be tapped.
- Strategy involves choosing the right ones for your particular concern or endeavor.
- Management speaks to the need for constantly tweaking the strategy in response to market dynamics.
My ultimate aim is to have an ongoing dialogue about tools, techniques and ideas for effectively managing a marketing strategy over time – whether for realizing one’s own individual goals or for helping an organization to meet its objectives. The ideal is to share concepts and practices that can be immediately applied. I am counting on a generous amount of input from others who share my interest in this topic. Please feel free to enter the discussion at any time, or to offer tips for improving the blog.
If you’d like to guest author a post, want me to consider guest writing for you, or possibly arrange a writing partnership or other media-related activity, let me know.
My vision is that the eventual pooling of insights will lead to a rich form of creative cross fertilization, in which we not only inspire one another, but also achieve greater success because of it.
Read about the Value Chain Approach:
Origin of the Value Chain Approach
Introduction to the Value Chain Approach
About Me
Hello everyone. My name is Ken.
I hold an MBA with an emphasis in marketing from Arizona State University, and a B.S. in Communication with an emphasis in journalism from Eastern New Mexico University. I have 25 years experience in distance, distributed, and online learning in higher education.
In addition to having managed a state-of-the-art media production unit at a PAC 10 university, I have written, produced and directed more than 100 special broadcast events and video production projects dealing with educational, promotional and training material for both public and private sector clients.
My interest in marketing for distributed and online higher education has resulted in the publication of peer review articles and the delivery of presentations at professional conferences. One article titled “Reliable Marketing Intelligence for Distance Education,” garnered the 1999 University Continuing Education Association Publications Award in the area of distributed learning.
This latest venture, marketing-strategy-management.com, is a pet project and it comes with high aspirations: to become nothing less than a widely revered resource on the Knowledge Network known as the internet. The objective is to champion insights that help individuals, entrepreneurs, small businesses, not for profits, and mid-size companies to excel at marketing themselves, their products, and their services. I should also add, however, that I don’t regard this as my site; but rather, as a site that belongs to everyone. Please feel free to stop by and contribute your integrity, creativity, knowledge and wit at any time.
May we all excel at what we choose to do!
And again, welcome!
Sincerely,
Ken


This plugin adds a subscription box so that users can subscribe to updates to your blog. I could not find a way to subscribe.
http://subscribe2.wordpress.com/
Thanks. I’m confused about what registration means if it doesn’t perform a subscription function. At any rate, I’ll add this plug-in.
Thanks again.
Oh I received an email of your newest post. Was it from the plugin or the base wordpress package? To be honest I am not sure if wordpress has a native notification plugin built in. I have been using subscribe 2 on all my blogs.
It was the plug-in you suggested. I can’t thank you enough for sharing that. WordPress doesn’t have that feature — though I originally thought it did. Agains, thanks so much!
Shoot me an email to jgeorge@halogendesigns.com so we can chat privately about a few things.
Liked your most recent post btw.
I think that Blog, RSS and E-mail marketing are just different channels to reach the potential customer.
Hi Arthur:
You make a very good point and I fully agree.
This is a great resource for anyone who blogs!!
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