Bredemarket Inland Empire B2B Services

For those who don’t know, my consultancy Bredemarket serves different, um, markets with content, proposal, and analysis services (blog posts, articles, case studies, white papers, proposals, analyses): Bredemarket Identity Firm Services (Identity, biometrics, government IDs, geolocation, identity and access management, privacy, security, cybersecurity, health) Bredemarket Technology Firm Services (Technology, artificial intelligence, content management, digital asset management, privacy, security, cybersecurity, health) Bredemarket Inland Empire B2B Services (Business to business, business to government, identity, technology, privacy, security, cybersecurity, health)

Not quite accurate, since there are Dollar Generals in our area. Then again, there are still a few dairies left, so I guess we’re still country…

Inland Empire firms: does anyone know who you are? https://lnkd.in/gidCYjvZ

Even people who live in Ontario, California may not know the story of the “mule car” in the median of Euclid Avenue at B St…. After several years, the train was electrified and the mules were no longer needed to power the train. This is when the train celebrated its heyday. “A thirty-acre amusement park was built by the company of San Antonio Heights, with a powerhouse adjoining. Heavy crowds were transported along Euclid Ave. in the early days, for the line connected Ontario with Upland, provided connections between the (Southern Pacific) Station at Ontario and the Santa Fe Station at Upland, and cared for the thongs bound for pleasure-seeking at the Park.” Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find any additional information about the original 30-acre amusement park. Today’s “San Antonio Park” has ball fields, BBQ, picnic tables, a picnic shelter/gazebo, a playground, and restrooms, plus the historical San Antonio Heights Railroad Company Waiting Station. Fun, but not THAT fun. And, of course, this provided benefits to various stakeholders… https://lnkd.in/gg9f5SJn

“Let’s not market that product until the new year. Let’s not even build anticipation for the product until the new year. What could go wrong?” Plenty. Bring someone on board NOW to market your anti-fraud technology product NOW. * Multiple go-to-market efforts * Strategic and tactical * Positioning and messaging expertise * 22 types of external and internal content * Ethical and unbiased competitive analysis skills Bredemarket Content-Proposal-Analysis: https://lnkd.in/geNz6aKe #fraud #productmarketing #technology (AI image from Google Gemini)

For reasons I can’t disclose, today is the ideal time to delve into some of the tips that I—and Bredemarket—use to assemble competitive intelligence wisdom. If you’re in a TL;DR frame of mind: date of last update, show/hide, and colors via conditional formatting. (And to the person I spoke to yesterday, I used tip 3 extensively in the product line synergies project several years ago.) https://lnkd.in/g6GD8NyU

My city made the news! “Shenghua Wen, 41, of Ontario, California, was arrested today on a criminal complaint alleging that he exported shipments of firearms, ammunition and other military items to North Korea that were concealed inside shipping containers bound from Long Beach. “Wen, a Chinese national illegally residing in the United States, was arrested this morning…” It was a visa overstay. https://lnkd.in/geVCBVBS

CPA (no, not that) Is your firm losing business because of lack of in-house content and marketing expertise? Are you only handling the urgent items, but leaving the non-urgent but important items unfinished? To find out how John E. Bredehoft of Bredemarket can serve as your “CPA” (Content-Proposal-Analysis marketing professional), schedule a “Free 30 minute content needs assessment” with me. https://lnkd.in/geNz6aKe

I hadn’t touched this in 7 months, but now that it’s trendy and cool and stuff I’m back (business account only). https://lnkd.in/grwTB-Uy

Have you ever been told to do something because one of your competitors does it? Or have you ever been told to do something because it worked for an expert? You be you. And the people who feel like you do will gravitate to you. As Justin Welsh observes, we each have a way we want to conduct business (and life). The way that someone else conducts business is literally alien to us. I couldn’t be Larry Ellison if I tried…and Larry Ellison couldn’t be me. I (usually) trust myself. Take the title of my blog post “Do You Feel Like We Do,” and how wrong it is. 1. Let’s start with the first thing I did wrong: I referred to a song title that many of you don’t recognize. 2. Now the second thing I did wrong: The reason you don’t recognize the song title is because the song in question is a half-century old. In a world where people discount work that relies on sources predating 2000, this is a fatal move. 3. Can I move on to my third grievous error? The primary reason that I used that title is because when I repurpose this text (originally a blog post) as an Instagram post, I know exactly which audio I’m going to use. 4. And number four takes the cake. I’m illustrating this piece with a CURRENT picture of Frampton, in which he looks decidedly different when he said…whatever he said on his talk box. But what’s done is done. So I’m posting this on my blog (and elsewhere) and probably won’t delete later. What does this mean for YOUR communication? Now as part of Bredemarket’s content creation process, I will write words for other people. But I don’t want them sounding like me and talking about wildebeests and citing 50 year old songs. So how do I ensure that the text I write for you sounds like you? By the questions I ask. If you can use Bredemarket’s content services, or my proposal or analysis services, contact me. https://lnkd.in/geNz6aKe