Well, I guess it’s time to start blogging again! 😉 After a significant hiatus, I shall once again try to post some stuff here every so often. I had to move everything over from eradicateperplexity, since it has been grabbed by a low-life spammer. But that’s okay, cause I needed to consolidate things onto my […]
I’ve been laid off. It’s time to get creative and see how quickly a new job finds me. Follow the experiment at www.scottorth.com
The full version of this article can be found on the USGlass Magazine site Update: This article was written while I was employed at GTS. Out of respect for their rules, I am linking direct to the magazine source, but not placing the content here. You can find other articles by Scott Orth (and GTS) at USGlass Magazine
Article Originally Written for AGRR Magazine in the Automotive Glass Industry The Disappearing Customer Are conglomerates, like Safelite, pushing their way into your neighborhood, stealing your customers with unethical, big-business pressure tactics? The auto glass market is essentially “owned” by one company. If you’re trying to survive in a this tough industry, you have to take your customers back.
This article was written for Glass Magazine, and can be found in its entirety at: By Scott Orth (while at GTS) November 4, 2008 AUTO : MARKETING Update: This article was written while I was employed at GTS. Out of respect for their rules, I am linking direct to the magazine source, but not placing the
I’ve been asked to write a column for another glass industry publication, US Glass. You can find my debut article with this magazine here… Update: This article was written while I was employed at GTS. Out of respect for their rules, I am linking direct to the magazine source, but not placing the content here. Read
Hello readers, I may not have as much time as I’d like to post articles to this blog. Instead, however; I’d like to post links to articles I am writing for numerous print publications. Hopefully you will find these usefull. As time allows, I will also post new ideas here, for now… Here is one
I realize it’s been a long, long time since I’ve posted anything to this blog – but in light of my pathetic view of the Wynn Las Vegas, I decided to reignite the ol’ blog fire and write about it. I’d like to start by stating that though I travel quite a bit, and the
In an attempt to actually pay attention to my own blog – here is a list of my favorite posts from the week. I haven’t had much time to read this week, so sorry for the short list… Matt McGee’s SEM Celebrity Look-a-Like Rebecca Kelly’s “Don’t Fire Me Rand” SES Wrap Up Todd Malicoat’s “Why I
Okay – I missed the New York recap, but what can I say – I have 1,000 deliverables due, and my (professional) goal in life is to make clients happy – so…priorities man, priorities… SES New York was fantastic – great attendee turn out, great sessions, and a memorable first trip to the Big Apple.