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Hiut Denim: Ten lessons from a maker | Medium

Hiut Denim: Ten lessons from a maker | Medium | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

1) No one knows you exist.You make a great product. But the world isn’t holding its breath waiting for you....


But when you look at this way, things look different: Goliaths have more meetings, more committees, and more red tape. More ideas being killed by research, more to lose by taking risks, and more outdated business models that they are stuck in. More rules, more regulations, and more good people leaving. So who cares if they never run out of photocopier paper?


Use your strengths: your speed, your instinct, your passion. Back your ideas with hard work. And yes, love can and does scale. Good luck.There has never been a better time to be a maker.


Thank you, Internet. You have levelled the playing field.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Hiut Denim shares a business philosophy that is fundamental, enduring and important! An absolute must-read for business, small business, marketing, PR and, well, anyone who is thoughtful about how they do business. 10/10

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Think Big, but Speak Simply About This | Lisa Pool

Think Big, but Speak Simply About This | Lisa Pool | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Think Nike: just do it. Think Apple: Hello. Think EA Games: Challenge Everything.


If your campaign speak keeps going and going and going like the Energizer Bunny, you may wear people out before they catch up with your this. Make it simple. Get on your Harley-Davidson until you can define your world in a whole new way.


Thinking big about speaking simply is power.


Complexity is difficult. Complexity will drown in the noise.If you can’t speak simply about whatever this is, take a step back, think bigger about simplicity. Do something different with this. Look at the heart and soul of this. Simple will rise above the noise.


Think Big. Speak Simply.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Lisa Pool reminds marketers of the most important element in marketing and communication. Simplicity.

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