Show 112 – This is Bunker Com!

This episode of the Bunker Project is one of the funniest episodes in a long time. While recording it I thought it was funny and kind of messed up.

But listening to it a week later, I laughed my ass off.

Now I need new jeans.

Listen to the show and join us next time via Google Plus hangout or call 1-877-636-1474 and leave a message for the show.

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This is Bunker Com!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN from the Bunker Show!

Mavens in the House:

Andrew McGivern @podcasthero on twitter & @andrewmcgivern on app.net

Bob Garlick @bobgarlick

Ian Nethercott @lovebuyingcars

Randal Orser @numbercrunchers

Margaret Reynolds @bc_insurancegal

Marcel Lapointe @crazytvtalk

James Karg @twisted_majic

Dawson Valdez

Show 112 – The Infinite is Possible at Bunker Com!

Bob mentions that he tweeted too much and they temporarily suspended his account.

So just Google Bob Garlick to find Bob.

Microsoft and RIM get trashed once again by the Bunker Mavens.

Andrew talks about Blackberry 10 and Blackberry Mobile Fusion.

Randall and Ian don’t think there will be a future for RIM. They predict the market will not be friendly to BB10.

Margaret has two Wix.com sites and she is the original Wicked Wix of the West.

Arik gives great SEO talks at Online Business Optimization.

More talk about Crazy TV Talk

Caking bad competition is extended:

CAKE-ing Bad! This is the last week! If you want a fake Breaking Bad themed cake for your strange wedding:

1) Follow @CrazyTVTalk

2) Follow @FrostedKnots

3) Retweet one of the contests Tweets! Yay!

Can a person be a brand? 

Can a regular person be a brand? Or just celebrities?

An entirely new industry exists helping people to “brand” themselves.

Ian says branding is irrelevant? So 20 years ago…

Wikipedia Definition - 

Personal branding is, for some people, a description of the process whereby people and their careers are marked as brands.[1] It has been noted that while previous self-help management techniques were about self-improvement, the personal branding concept suggests instead that success comes from self-packaging.[1] Further defined as the creation of an asset that pertains to a particular person or individual; this includes but is not limited to the body, clothing, appearance and knowledge contained within, leading to an indelible impression that is uniquely distinguishable.