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John Unger Articles

I'm a blogger and editor from Manchester, UK. I write for my own blog and contribute to various websites as well. My main topics of interests are business and education. That is what I mostly cover in my articles. You can connect with me via Twitter, Facebook and Google+

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Latest Articles

Marketing

5 Facebook Marketing Goofs You Don’t Want to Make

John Unger March 9, 2016

6 Techniques For Improving The Results of Your Pinterest Marketing Efforts

John Unger December 7, 2015

15 Digital Marketing Myths That Are Steering CMOs in The Wrong Direction

John Unger October 22, 2015

7 Reasons Your Website is Not Working at its Full Potential

John Unger July 28, 2015
Management

Secrets of Efficient Start-Up Management

John Unger June 8, 2015

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Reed Hastings built Netflix’s founding myth around a $40 Blockbuster late fee for Apollo 13, then three years later flew to Dallas to offer Blockbuster his DVD-by-mail service for $50 million and was laughed out of the conference room

Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 19, 2026
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Harley-Davidson filed to trademark the specific sound of its V-twin engine in 1994 — the potato-potato-potato rumble — and spent six years and millions in legal fees defending the application before withdrawing it in 2000 when Japanese rivals proved they could replicate the cadence

Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 19, 2026
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The quiet reason some high performers underplay their wins has less to do with humility than with a long-running habit of managing other people’s reactions to their success

Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 19, 2026

In 1995, eBay founder Pierre Omidyar’s first sale was a broken laser pointer that went for $14.83 — when he emailed the buyer asking if he understood the item was broken, the buyer replied that he collected broken laser pointers, and Omidyar realized any object had a market if the buyers could find each other

Tweak Your Biz Editorial Team June 19, 2026
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