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# What’s hot? Search phrases from March 7, 2011

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I haven’t done one of these posts for a while. Here’s another week of unique insight from my blog tracking tool, [ReInvigorate](http://www.reinvigorate.net/), that links the search phrases that people used to find a page on my site.

This can be a useful way to discover a few gems of insight from the several thousands of posts throughout my blog!

- “how to innovate videos” was a search that was done on AOL (really? Does anyone still use this search engine?) and  led to the blog category, “[How to Innovate Videos](/2011/03/whats-hot-search-phrases-from-march-7-2011).” You might find some useful inspirational innovation insight by watching a few of those clips.

- “innovative  thinking” led to “[The BIG secrets of innovative organizations](/2010/05/the-big-secrets-of-innovative-organizations/).” Make big bets, big transformations, big brand reinforcement, pursue big math, and a number of other big ideas on how to align yourself for fast paced change

- “sports good industry global” led to “[The future of sporting goods in a world of high velocity](/2006/10/the-future-of-sporting-goods-in-a-world-of-high-velocity/)“, which in 2006 made some pretty bold and accurate predictions on how sports is and will continue to change in the future. This was based on a keynote that I was preparing for a leadership meeting of the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association.

- “start small, learn more, scale rapidly” was a query that was close enough to my comments in the post, “[Innovation: Think big, start small, scale fast](/2010/05/innovation-think-big-start-small-scale-fast/).” This has been my innovation mantra for longer than I can remember. It makes for a great read!

- “innovations in the auto industry” led to “[Innovation, the auto industry and the new reality](/2008/11/innovation-the-auto-industry-and-the-new-reality/)” with a clip from a keynote I did in 2008 in Sydney, Australia, talking about how some auto companies are reinventing process as a means of staying ahead.

- “reasons for innovation” led to the post, “[10 reasons why innovation matters for small business](/2007/10/10-reasons-why-innovation-matters-for-small-business/).” I pulled together this post just before I went out to film a series of video clips on behalf of Cisco.

- “legal profession trends 2011” led to the post “[The future of the legal profession](/2007/06/the-future-of-the-legal-profession/)” from 2007, with a [great PDF](/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/LegalTrends.pdf) that summarizes these trends.

- “innovators new restaurants” led to the post “[Recent keynote: innovating for growth in the restaurant industry](/2009/02/recent-keynote-innovating-for-growth-in-the-restaurant-industry/)” for the top leadership team of Yum! Brands (KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut.) It’s a great overview of the trends that the industry needs to be thinking about.  A few months later, Burger King had me keynote their global franchise meeting, where I spoke to more than 4,500 in the Center for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas

- “Does Apple have a tradition of innovation” — duh, seems like a strange search! — led to the post “[Apple: 60% of revenue from products less than 4 years old](/2011/01/apple-60-of-revenue-from-products-less-than-4-years-old/)“

- “workshop leadership trends” led to my Web page, “[CEO / Leadership meetings](keynotes-workshops/leadership-meetings/)” which outlines the unique types of interactive events that I have done and and can do for clients – workshops and panel discussions. There’s a PDF on that page called “[High Velocity Leadership](/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/HighVelocityLeadership.pdf)” which describes these sessions in greater depth.

You can read previous “What’s Hot” posts in the category [here](category/blog/whats-hot/).