Living in public :: Signposts to fishy on the web

Normal activity has been resumed. Welcome to the eponymous site of fishy/Adrian.

All the interesting stuff is really happening over in the sidebar >

Most everything I've done in the past, and everything I'm doing now is accessible from there.

The rest is a treasure hunt starting below.

Employment background is here

A CV if that spins your wheels

About being grateful

A dynamic aggregation of my life in public : what I'm doing, what I'm reading

opinion blog: thoughts on marketing, the web and Design

Scroll to the bottom to see a diary/calendar, or check it out on netvibes

Monday

Woot! I'm now a published photographer

Frankly Rubery it's almost by accident though. And also frankly, I've taken better photos too

See the page I'm on here:




That's me taking a photo of the grey in my beard and sharing that even though it's grey and my hair isn't [Hot at 50 anyone?] I don't feel any older.

The book (free) got here the other day.

There goes another few seconds in my fifteen minutes of fame. I do believe my fame quotient is now in overdraft after my TV appearances, and now publication in a hard back no less.

Go ahead beg me for an autograph.

Thursday

Blatant plug

Neil, here's a wee list of stuff I've done as an account manager role...

Whilst at UMC I spent around four months looking after the whole Miles Group account, as well as doing the creative and managing the relationship for the Sallies account. Throughout my time with UMC I also supported the team's relationships and worked in close quarters on the accounts of Totalspan, Markhams and Couplands.
As principal of Ninefish,I also was the suit for the relationships with the major clients it enjoyed: CCC. Eastgate, Hills Pet Products and the events Co amongst the many insignificant others.

Service is crucial: that's why I kept clients through seventeen years.

Corollary:
#1 the customer is always right
#2 if the customer is wrong see #1.

Brands:
Brands are what people have relationships with.
Congruent brands are what people have relationships with, without disappointments.

What's Fish doing tomorrow?