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Naomi Dunford, Itty Biz

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Naomi Dunford – wow, what a firecracker this woman is. She’s a mover and shaker in the world of blogging and internet marketing and it’s been a meteoric rise – partially because of her savvy business and marketing skills, partially because of her provocative, disarming, somewhat scatological style. She’s like the Chris Rock of internet marketing, but a 29 year old with a punk haircut rather than a black man. IttyBiz is her company, and currently its tagline is ‘marketing for businesses without marketing departments.’  But I kinda liked an earlier iteration, which was ‘working from home tips to keep you from stabbing your own eye out.’  We did this interview almost a year ago, and since Naomi has gone from success to success. In the interview we talk about:

Naomi’s on Twitter – @IttyBiz

Listen to my interview with Naomi Dunford

0:16 Michael introduces Naomi Dunford

1:40 My cute accent. (See, I told you I like her!)

2:59 The moment that tipped Naomi from being a temp to a powerhouse marketer

6:12 Why it’s not money that gets in the way of people being entrepreneurial, but something else. (Naomi’s got an opinion on that)

8:17 Decisions on her business model (and how it works with her authentic style)

9:44 A great insight she stole from Albert Camus

19:49 How to find out more about Naomi Dunford

20:05 Michael closes the interview

  1. John Jantsch, Duct Tape Marketing
  2. The power of acknowledgment
  3. Arlene Dickinson, The Dragons’ Den
  4. Dixon Thayer, Leadership and Strategy
  5. Jason Fried, Rework
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