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That leather jacket these rebels insist on wearing even in the stroke-inducing heat was first designed in 1928 by Irving Schott for Harley Davison. Several weeks after that, other designers caught wind of it and decided to make their own version. Several decades since, even Gap is already making th Read More

I logged in Adsense a few minutes ago and realized that Google Adsense is changing its layout again. It is just a minor change on home screen in Adsense V3. Read More

No advice, just sympathy. If you've ever wondered if others are in the trap you're in, this quick read will come as a big relief—and let you have a laugh at how absurd your customers can sometimes be.

Goes well with a strong cup of coffee and an aspirin. :-) Read More

Looking through the anatomy of an effective advertiser is even harder than looking for Superman’s weakest body part for several reasons. One, we don’t call ourselves advertisers. That noun is so lame… advertiser. It sucks. We call ourselves by our names first and then by our job titles, Art Directo Read More

What should you be willing to spend monthly on marketing for new cash paying clients! Proven methods for exploding your business with growth, using the power of marketing pyramiding through reinvestment, and more... Two reliable formulas, both very easy to use. Read More

If your new website does not appear on Google search lists, or if your website suddenly disappeared from the search list, the possible reason is that you are Google banned. If Google has banned your website, you will not be able to see your site in the search listings, as the search engine removes Read More

Ideas for blog posts spring out of nowhere (sometimes), like this one. During my tea break at work this morning, my colleagues and I were sipping our tea and scanning the papers. My friend Neeta was also reading when she pulled out her pen and grabbed a slip of paper to jot down something. Read More

If I had a nickel for every time I hear a client say “I want a bigger logo and bigger brand name”… Again, business owners always think that making their logo bigger will maximize their investment. Yes, advertising people hate it because we don’t believe in hard selling anything. We believe that bra Read More

Brutal simplicity is the best way to make your ad easier to understand. The term brutal simplicity is actually a well-known mantra of Rich Silverstein, the executive creative director of Goodby, Silverstein & Partners. That quote is plastered on his door that serves as a reminder to his creative te Read More