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Social Media Trumps Voice Mail | Promo With Purpose Today — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:02:18 +0000

[...] and a couple phone numbers show up on my iPhone. I recognized the one as being my social media pal Eric Lukazewski, Creative Director of Echelon Design and blogger for Tradeshow Insight. He doesn’t leave a message, but sends me the following direct message on Twitter: Set up [...]

Comment on Trade Show Success Strategies Part 1 ~ Pre-Show by Chris Brown

Chris Brown — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 13:04:55 +0000

Your very welcome, thanks for the comment. How did you come across the article? Is there a particular show or event that you are planning for?

Comment on Trade Show Success Strategies Part 1 ~ Pre-Show by kanita

kanita — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 23:04:21 +0000

Thanks so much for this insight!

Comment on A Practical Guide to Creating foursquare Events by Maximize your trade show sponsorship with Foursquare « Backdrops Beautiful | Backdrop Rentals & Sales

Fri, 02 Jul 2010 17:27:00 +0000

[...] For example, let’s discuss the possibility of creating a virtual event within the expo for the sponsors. Depending on the sponsorship and tradeshow, you can suggest to the show host to set up a foursquare event prior to the tradeshow to allow plenty of time to promote. The event would consist of the already participating sponsor companies and the expo attendees. Each company would be assigned a virtual booth space by the coordinator setting up a venue on Foursquare to reflect their booth. If your show host doesn’t have a clue on how to set up a venue, refer them here: Eric Lukazewski from Echelon Design Inc. recently posted “A Practical Guide to Creating foursquare Events.” [...]

Comment on Death to Habits and the Vanilla Box by Eric Lukazewski

Eric Lukazewski — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 21:15:53 +0000

Tracy, thank you so much for accurately illustrating the point about “re-inventing” our environment. So true! There never is a point of completion when it comes to marketing. It’s a breathing, living organism that grows and changes and we need to feed it with new ideas constantly.

Thank you for commenting!

Comment on Death to Habits and the Vanilla Box by Tracy Thompson-Harte

Tracy Thompson-Harte — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 15:37:26 +0000

As someone who works in a training and meeting design environment, I truly enjoyed your article. I completely agree that the way in which we design meetings needs to continually evolve and sometimes we have to leave behind our conception of what “good looks like” and re-invent our environment. Having a vision of the outcome is key to staying on course in the design of an effective meeting or training program. Thank you for putting into words what has been a constant thread of consciousness for me.

Comment on Death to Habits and the Vanilla Box by Do You Know What's Outside Your Vanilla Box? | C-Level Strategies & Awakenings

Tue, 29 Jun 2010 11:03:59 +0000

[...] This post is inspired by Eric’s artistically-written and insightful post entitled, “Death to Habits and the Vanilla Box.” [...]

Comment on Death to Habits and the Vanilla Box by Eric Lukazewski

Eric Lukazewski — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:56:28 +0000

Lindsay, thank you for that awesome real-word example of identifying a vision and acting it out. It’s perfect! It’s so important to visualize, as you say, and not just stop at a “good idea.” Follow through and execution is hopeless without identifying a path for it.

Thank you for commenting!

Comment on Death to Habits and the Vanilla Box by Lindsay Fultz

Lindsay Fultz — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 18:56:06 +0000

In college, the day before a big race, my cross country coach would have the team visualize our race from the gun going off, to each hill, turn, rut on the ground, our breathing pattern, muscle movement, competitors around us, boxing us in as we try to make our move etc. We would play out every detail of our race right down to the end result we wanted. Then come race day we play it out in real time.

This post is pure art. Beautifully written and well stated. I’m a firm believer in baby steps and this is very nice take on visualization from a desired feeling/result/outcome.

Comment on A Practical Guide to Creating foursquare Events by E Rudin

E Rudin — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 06:11:58 +0000

Great article, our Uptown Association does a montly ArtWalk and with the help of your article I am going to implement this with our monthly ArtWalk, should be fun!