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Tales from the campaign: part eleven – the final results
[Note: The observations, impressions and interpretations found here are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Jeff Johnson, who's campaign this series is about. This series is about the marketing behind Jeff's campaign. This is part x in … Continue reading
Tales from the campaign trail: part ten – marketing judo
[Note: The observations, impressions and interpretations found here are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Jeff Johnson, who's campaign this series is about. This series is about the marketing behind Jeff's campaign. This is part x in … Continue reading
Tales from the campaign trail: part six – the handout and yard signs
[Note: The observations, impressions and interpretations found here are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Jeff Johnson, who's campaign this series is about. This series is about the marketing behind Jeff's campaign. This is part x in … Continue reading
Tales from the campaign trail: part five – raising money
[Note: The observations, impressions and interpretations found here are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Jeff Johnson, who's campaign this series is about. This series is about the marketing behind Jeff's campaign. This is part x in … Continue reading
Tales from the campaign: part four – the medium
[Note: The observations, impressions and interpretations found here are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Jeff Johnson, who's campaign this series is about. This series is about the marketing behind Jeff's campaign. This is part x in … Continue reading
Tales from the campaign trail: part two – making a last impression first
[Note: The observations, impressions and interpretations found here are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Jeff Johnson, who's campaign this series is about. This is part two in a series. Part one can be found here.] In … Continue reading
Tales from the campaign trail: part one – the beginning
Just over two years ago, I moved into my home in Lake Forest Park, WA (just north of Seattle). As it turns out, the guy who lives next door – Jeff Johnson – decided in late May of this year … Continue reading
