The Odysseus Medal competition — Voting for the People’s Choice Award is open
By: Greg Swann,
Phoenix Real Estate,
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RSS FeedPosted: Sunday, December 23rd, 2007, 12:42 pm MST
Category: Blog Carnivals, Blogging, Marketing, Real Estate, The Odysseus Medal
There are 36 entries on the short list this week. That’s a ton, but, even so, it’s less than half of what we started with. Given that it’s a holiday week, there was a lot of great stuff this week. We knew that going in, because both Jeff Kempe and Kris Berg hit home runs at the top of the week. Vote for the People’s Choice Award here. You can use the voting interface to see each nominated post, so comparison is easy.
Ahem: Please don’t spam all your friends to come and vote for you. First, what we’re interested in is what is popular among people who would have been voting anyway. And second, I’ll eliminate you for cheating. Don’t say you wasn’t warned.
Voting this week will run through to 12 Noon MST Wednesday to leave time between all the Christmas stuff. I’ll announce the winners of this week’s awards soon thereafter.
Here is this week’s short-list of Odysseus Medal nominees:
- Russell Shaw — FTC, A Bolt From the Blue for the FTC
- Gary Elwood — Hidden desires, Political Pollster Spills the Beans: How to Find Those Hidden Desires
- Gary Elwood — Copy length, How to Settle the Long v. Short Web Copy Debate
- Gary Elwood — Emotions, 10 Core Emotions So People Understand Your Message at the Gut Level
- Geno Petro — Dull people, I see dull people…
- Doug Quance — Musical chairs, Musical Chairs With Brokerage Signs
- Jay Thompson — Web 2.0, Web 2.0 — Fashion, Fad or What?
- Geno Petro — Bumper stickers, How do I really feel about that, I wonder?
- Dan Melson — New Fed rules, New Proposed Federal Reserve Rules: Is This Supposed to Be Helpful Regulation?
- Eric Blackwell — Optimization, Optimization Unchained!
- Jeff Brown — Bernanke, Bernanke Goes To The Statue of Liberty Play — Bank System Scores
- Kris Berg — Prop 91, I’ve got a proposition for you.
- Kris Berg — Science v. religion, Science versus Religion
- Trevor Smith — New Fed rules, The One Law to Rule them All
- Krista Baker — Marketing plan, How To Create Your 2008 Business and Marketing Plan
- Mike Farmer — Zillow, Zillow — Microcosm of A Bigger Problem
- Kris Berg — Next time, There’s always a next time.
- Morgan Brown — Struggling in quicksand, Struggling in Quicksand - Why the Government Continues to Exacerbate the Problem
- Jeff Brown — Market correction, The Truth — ‘They’ Don’t Have A Clue When This Correction Will End
- Brian Brady — Jesuits, Some of the Many Are Consumers
- Brian Boero — Redfin, The school of Redfin, Part II
- Dan Green — Consumer confidence, Showing How Consumer Confidence Surveys Lead Economists Astray
- Michael Wurzer — Centralization, Centralization Is A Bug
- Andrew Mattie — IDX, Basic IDX Questions, Answered
- Jeff Kempe — Excellence, Excellence Unchained
- Chris McKeever — Your way, Your way, isn’t always the best way…
- Brian Brady — Technology, Technology is a TOOL Not a Solution
- Teri Lussier — Selling vacant, How to sell a vacant home this winter: Make like a Boy Scout
- Chris Lengquist — Credit problems, Why We As A Nation Have Credit Problems
- Jeff Brown — Telescope, Looking Through the Wrong End of the Telescope
- Sean Broderick — Shift happens, Shift Happens
- Glenn Kelman — TV tips, Eyewitness “Today” Account + Twelve Live TV Tips
- Jim Duncan — NAR gateway, Preliminary NAR Gateway Report released
- Kelley Koehler — Fair housing, Fun with Fair Housing
- Krista Baler — Assumptions, Are You Assuming Too Much About Your Business?
- Krista Baker — Advertisements, Do Your Advertisements Make Sense to Readers?
Deadline for next week’s competition is Sunday at 12 Noon MST. You can nominate your own weblog entry or any post you admire here.
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