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Artist George Rodrigue Painted his last blue dog last week, but the "blue dog" virus lives on sharing valuable viral marketing lessons. 
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Rocker Amanda Palmer worked with Red Maxell, the brand doctor, to create ASK and GIVE magic at TED last week complete with lessons for all marketers.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Fun to write this piece after another more strange serendipity between Save The World Marketing ideas and the people who are shaping a new maketing.
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"The modern version of introspection is the sum total of all those highly individualized choices that we make about the material content of
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Brands Are Promises
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Loved that little blue dog. He was so present, so curious and supportive. Cajun artist George Rodrugue painted his last blue dog last week, but he is with us still.
Rodrigue's blue dog teaches valuable lessons in how to create a cultural myth, a meme that builds on itself, is unforgettable and fun:
Finally moving away from the Scenttrail.blogspot.com blog I started in 2007 to learn about how Google treated content marketing. Long strange trip that saw its share of blue dogs. Thanks for the nearly 100,000 visitors, hundreds of great comments and fantastic shares.
Like Rodrigue I couldn't have gotten HERE without a lot of help. Now that we are HERE time to let THERE go like a blue dog's ghost.