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Quarterly Close (Listen Only)
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Quarterly Close
I couldn’t wait to share this Google Lyria song, “Quarterly Close.” (Public Domain, of course.)
I will be using this song in a video that will be posted to the Bredemarket blog, to my Facebook and LinkedIn Bredemarket pages, and on my Bredemarket YouTube channel.
But you’ll have to wait to see it.
Until Monday, June 29, 2026 at 6:00 am Pacific Daylight Time.
In other words…near the quarterly close.
The SWOT Matrix (Alternate Reel)
Alternate edit of the reel I shared earlier today, letting you know at the outset that “the matrix” is a SWOT analysis.
“Market Equilibrium” from Google Lyria. Public Domain.
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The Matrix
The matrix need not terrorize you.
Unless your SWOT analysis matrix yields weaknesses and threats that are debilitating.
It’s easy to list your strengths, but honestly assessing your product weaknesses and your market threats requires an objective, expert eye who knows the industry. If you misdiagnose your matrix, you risk building a strategy on quicksand.
Bredemarket provides expert SWOT analyses and other analyses for identity, biometric, and technology firms.
Schedule a free meeting with Bredemarket to discuss your needs while I ask probing questions.
A Kingdom For a Consultant
Is this you?
Do you need a leading biometric product marketing consultant?
Bredemarket can help. https://bredemarket.com/mark/
As always, Google Lyria AI-generated content is public domain.
When Lyria Gets Autobiographical
When Lyria Gets Autobiographical
(Well, my LinkedIn headline, anyway)
Three versions:
- Country, “The Right Questions”
- Synth pop, “The Architect’s Vision”
- Rap, “Stone-Cold Fact”
All Lyria output is Public Domain
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Doubly Revealed
I just realized that I unintentionally gave two Bredemarket video posts (one about facial recognition, the other about answer engine optimization) the same title: Revealed.
The first, from January, touches on a common Bredemarket interest regarding facial recognition quality in different distance and lighting conditions.
The second, from earlier this month, touches on a very different topic, answer engine optimization for a self-styled leading biometric product marketing consultant.
So what will I, um, reveal the next time I use this title?
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