Join Carrotmob in Seattle TODAY!  Details here.

This is brilliant. I am excited to see where this Carrotmob takes us. Be part of this cultural-economic tilt-a-whirl on April 22nd when Carrotmob comes to Seattle. According to Seattle Greendrink’s Gabriel Scheer,

Seattle Greendrinks has partnered with the Pike Pub & Brewery to produce Seattle’s first Carrotmob-like event! On 22 April (Earth Day), from 4pm until close, at least 20% (since posting this has increased to 25%) of all sales at the Pike Pub will go back into the store in the form of energy retrofits and other improvements to improve the pub’s efficiency, reduce its waste, and more; in short, we’ll make it a greener pub. Come out & join us – drink & eat and help this great local business reduce their environmental footprint!


Carrotmob Makes It Rain from carrotmob on Vimeo.

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ThoughtShot Consulting LogoI’ve been rethinking some things about my business and identity is at the center of it.  I hate to say crisis, but Erik Erikson who coined the term pretty much describes this to a tee, with a few tweaks to make it all relevant to business.  [Read More…]

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logo_biznik1A little in your face, yes, but that’s the tagline for a networking group I joined late last year. It’s called “biznik” and if you are looking for networking events where people actually want to know who you are, not just whether you are a good client for them, biznik is a great alternative to the networking groups that are speaking to fewer and fewer people these days.

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Up the Ante on Boldness

by Karrie Kohlhaas on April 12, 2007

in Cultural Commentary, Marketing, Taking Risks

vonnegutKurt Vonnegut died lastnight. He was a great example of someone [Read More…]

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Scared of your Customers?

by Karrie Kohlhaas on March 11, 2007

in Boundaries, Cultural Commentary

Dear Cell Phone User

Dear Cell Phone User

Many business owners are afraid of offending their cell phone-wielding customers by posting a “no cell phone policy” in their place of business. They don’t consider that these customers are actually hurting—not helping—business. [Read More…]

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