AME #004: Don’t Worry Be Crappy, Doin Whatcha Love

Episode #4 covers when the right time to ship version 1.0 of your offer is, the importance of doing what you are best at and a reflective moment. We also celebrate the fact I was able to restrain my Mac-enthusiam for the first 3 episodes. The floodgate is now open.

People and blogs mentioned:

• Guy Kawasaki (the original Mac-zealot)
• Anita Campbell at Small Business Trends (a blog you should be reading)

AME #003: Age and Entrepreneurship, Advertising Media

Episode number 3 is here ... still going strong, still looking for your feedback. Yes, you!

Today I talk about Fred Wilson's latest posts on age and entrepreneurship, an entrepreneurial personality test, playing follow the leader and what is the best advertising media for a fast-growth company.

I talk a little about the value of personality tests for entrepreneurs. And I promised to post my results from one specific test, you'll find it below:

The description of what Considerate Inventor means is here.

Listen to the episode ... take the test yourself ... and post your results (and what you think about them) here in the comments.

AME #002: Innovating Your Offers

The second episode is up and running ... and ... we also have a feed. Be sure to subscribe before you leave this web page, the link is in the box at the bottom of this post.

Today I'm talking about blogola and the corruption of the blogosphere, a nifty little offer innovation that can apply to any business and a look at what I choke and gag when people talk about image advertising.

Enjoy ... and remember to send some feedback!

AME #001: On Aggressive Marketing

Well, it is the very first episode of the Aggressive Marketing & Entrepreneurship Podcast.

I talk about what makes an entrepreneur an entrepreneur, the origin of "aggressive marketing" (and why you need not fear it!) and one of the most important natural advantages of small business.

I'm going to podcast daily (on weekdays) for the next couple of weeks.

Your response is going to determine what I do with it going forward. I want to hear your comments, questions and ideas. In the next few days I'll have a comment line set up for the show, in the meantime ... post your comments in your blog and trackback to here, or just leave your comments below.