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During Innis Maggiore's "Breakfast With Jack Trout" event, you heard Jack Trout on positioning, repositioning, and The Five Tests of Obviousness.

Google "social media advertising" and you will get all sorts of opinions on whether advertising in social media makes sense.

By now, if you've been reading PositionistView, you're well-versed in what a marketing position is, and how it can greatly affect the strength of your brand.

During Innis Maggiore's "Breakfast With Jack Trout" event, you heard Jack Trout on positioning, repositioning, and The Five Tests of Obviousness.

The most popular question we are asked on the topic of social media is how to join the conversation.

It's a messaging strategy debate that rages wherever writers write or designers design.

A little history: when the world wide web first appeared on the scene, companies had no idea what to make of it. Positioning online was not a thing.

In the first two installments on planning social media, Innis Maggiore provided perspective and specific categories and examples that define the social media space.

At Innis Maggiore's "Breakfast with Jack Trout" event, Jack Trout spoke of "The Five Tests of Obviousness." He wrote more about these tests in his latest book, In Search of the Obvious...

By now, you and nearly the entire world has had the opportunity to see and hear about the viral video for Susan Boyle, the dowdy-looking Scottish woman who appeared as…