leigh fatzinger : social media entrepreneur

founder and ceo of prosodic: social media predictive analytics software for media companies, brands and publishers. Father. Husband. Wordie.


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    9 brands taking Pinterest by storm

    Quick cases studies on how 9 brands are using Pinterest to market themselves.

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    The Mandarin Oriental cocktail menu has social media cocktails. Hilarious.

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    Thanks, Steve.

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    The funded on funding

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    Get Do Your Own Thing exclusively at wordbonerstore.com

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    Idea to Market in 5 Months: Making the Glif

    On July 11th, 2010, Tom Gerhardt and I had an idea for an iPhone accessory: a tripod mount that doubled...

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    Driving in Alabama

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    Venn Diagram- Happiness in Business

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Mar
31

Anyone who is a CEO or is thinking of becoming a CEO should read this.

Great CEOs face the pain. They deal with the sleepless nights, the cold sweat, and what my friend the great Alfred Chuang (legendary founder and CEO of BEA Systems) calls “the torture.” Whenever I meet a successful CEO, I ask them how they did it. Mediocre CEOs point to their brilliant strategic moves or their intuitive business sense or a variety of other self-congratulatory explanations. The great CEOs tend to be remarkably consistent in their answers. They all say: “I didn’t quit.”


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