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..about the future. Political changes, new regulations, cultural shifts in demand, even the weather can influence future markets. |
@AddiesDad What I remember from my courses is that economic models are based on past performance.But there are always degrees of uncertainty |
But, as my economics professors always said, if markets were predictable, we'd all be millionaires (yes, not literally true, I know). |
@AddiesDad So, at very best, it's going to be a very rough 9 months and probably more like a "challenging" time for the next 12-15 months. |
@venterchris I try, I really try to stay positive but it is difficult under financial & family stress. |
The most optimistic prediction I've heard (Marketplace Money) is that the economy MAY start coming back in late 2009 but it could be 2010. |
Last yr, I had no holiday parties but I wanted to celebrate. This yr, I have parties to go to, but it doesn't feel like a time to celebrate. |
Anybody participate in this: http://twittgroups.com/show...? |
@MackCollier Well, considering that some people plug their blogs and/or services 100% of the time, I thought 10% (or less) was tolerable. |
@ValerieStevens It is hard to single out a few voices when people share so much of themselves so freely on Twitter. There's an abundance! |
@MackCollier I have a low tolerance for self-promotion but I wouldn't go as far as to say "none". I think 10% of Tweets or blog posts is ok. |
@ValerieStevens My social meeting marketing mentors are the people I follow on Twitter...the collective wisdom & experience is impressive. |
@repcor Is that your voice? You have a great singing voice. |
@craig552uk There are some really interesting sociological studies of fan cultures. But I don't think this is the same thing as FB "fans". |
@sarahcooley Well, I think if you have a popular blog, videoblog, or podcast, that qualifies you as an artist, author, or celebrity. |
@JesseNewhart Maybe I'm quick to pass judgment. It just seems a bit presumptuous to me...I think of FB as a place for friends, not fans. |
@roomfarm That is EXACTLY what happened to me. Glad to know I'm not the only one. |
@craig552uk I've seen it with a variety of people. I don't think it's a good idea if you're a business consultant..it seems very pretentious |
Especially if you set it up for yourself. |
Unless you are an entertainer, artist, musician, athlete or celebrity, I think it is really weird to have a personal fan page on Facebook. |
