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Erica McGillivray is snarky feminist geek, president of GeekGirlCon, & a community attaché specializing in SEO & social media.
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Tag Archives: prosumer
“At Least I Don’t Beat You.” Making a Prosumer Workplace
Growing up, my father was not always the nicest person and had a tendency to be emotionally abusive. I was an ornery child who liked to point out this behavior when it happened, or at least, complain about it to … Continue reading
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The Measure of a Man Woman: Prosumer Success
Success in the prosumer world has somewhat moved beyond what you own. Consumers must have the newest and greatest thing, bigger and shinier than the Jones, as a measure of their success. Or as Iggy Pop sings in his song … Continue reading
Thumbs Down: Prosumer Goals for the Second Half of July
I will hang my head in shame:
Prosumer Goals: Analyzing the Walk
I want to put my words into actions and make prosumer goals. Things that I care about include supporting local businesses, supporting small businesses, buying products which last, buying online to support my industry, and buying “healthy” products for both … Continue reading
Free Shipping, Even If You’re a Beaver
There are lots of theories and data on how free shipping effects e-commerce sales. The only constant is that the faster an item ships to a customer, the happier s/he is and that offering free shipping often affects sales in … Continue reading
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Give Me Wal-Mart or Give Me Death? Death: Life as a Prosumer and a Prosumer Marketer.
A friend recently linked an article, Identifying, Knowing and Retaining Your Customers, which talks about marketing towards the prosumer, not the consumer. The person who cares about what s/he’s buying, how its impacted the Earth, where it comes from, the … Continue reading