Get Sticky. Now, get it on your iPhone. Yes, my friends the team at Sticky have launched our very first iPhone App.

Its totally free and a fun way for readers of our popular inbound marketing blog, Get Sticky to get the latest updates. Plus its allows our team to explore the mobile apps market.

To download our App search for Get Sticky on your iPhone app store or go to
http://itunes.apple.com/hk/app/get-sticky-inbound-marketing-blog/id350964188?mt=8

Its not going to be on iTunes Top Chart for Free Apps, but we hope corporate marketers will find it useful.

So, why not help a little Aussie team of inbound marketers and download your Get Sticky iPhone app today. And if you could give us a favourable rating in the iTunes score, we’ll love you even more.

Thanks in advance for your support. We appreciate it.

Here’s a blatant promotion on my blog. If you are marketer or CEO who’s organization is struggling to come to terms with the digital revolution. Then, you ought to be interested in our latest news from Sticky Advertising. We’ve dropped the ‘Advertising.’

And, we’ve finally taken the plunge and repositioned the agency as digital with a focus on advanced digital strategies.

Why?  So we can take advantage of a growing need to manage the transition from a mainly offline business and marketing model to a growing digital and social business model. It also means higher profit margins and lower costs compared to advertising’s traditional cash cow of buying media which is now basically a commodity being sold by every Tom, Dick and Mary.

The process of change has been exciting, but at times scary especially for our principal, Craig (Media Hunter) Wilson – it’s his money we are playing with. However, Sticky has quickly scored some big goals by signing up a number of large national accounts. There is talk now of going International.

If you are interested you might want to see our new revamped Sticky and GetSticky sites…

I don’t usually make New Year Resolutions, but for 2010 I’ve decide to conjure up a few resolutions to help me focus on my personal brand and not to get distracted.

And by the time you read this, I will almost surely have reneged on the first two. I hereby resolve…

1. to be kinder to those marketers and business people who just don’t get it. People are real, they have real feelings and always deserve respect (most of the time).

2. to be kinder to those laggards at the Australian Marketing Institute – this one is going to be hard.

3. to be kinder to Craig Wilson(@mediahunter) by making more of an effort to respond to his emails, document all our Inbound Marketing processes and contribute more to our corporate blogs.

4. to be kinder to my clients. I’m not actually cruel and I don’t ignore them, but I can always improve.

5. to be more creative with my blog content by producing and publishing more focused content on digital and marketing strategy. And start using my nice new Flip video.

6. to be ready to challenge all industry sacred cows.

7. to be more conversational by means of exchanging a few extra words.

8. to be more inquisitive of all things digital and marketing.

But occasionally, I’ll still throw a few snowballs from time to time…

What do you think?