
Remember that old “$100,000 Pyramid”* game show? It was a contest between two teams, each comprised of a TV celebrity and an “average Joe,” who hoped to win the game and, therefore, a lot of money.
There was a big electronic board filled with a pyramid of different categories, which were hidden from the “average Joes.” Each contestant’s partner tried to get him/her to correctly guess the names of categories (worth a certain amount of money) by suggesting things that would be included in each category. Categories moving up the pyramid got increasingly more difficult to identify—and worth more money.
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Long regarded as a print buyer expert and trade writer, Margie Dana launched a new business as a marketing communications strategist with a specialty in printing and print buying. She is as comfortable working in social media as she is in traditional media, and now she’s on a mission to help clients build customer communities through carefully crafted content. Dana was the producer of the annual Print & Media Conference.
Although she has exited the event business, Dana is still publishing her Print Tips newsletter each week. For more details and to sign up for her newsletter and marketing blog, visit www.margiedana.com