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Straight-talk advice on marriage, parenting, work and the everyday crossroads of life. From a longtime wife, mom, and marketing VP who’s been there. Welcome.
via brandingstrategyinsider.com People buy based on emotion and justify their purchase with logic.
Every interaction is both precious and an opportunity to delight. Marketers no longer have the money or the platform to harass and promote their way to success by burning through…
“Shareholder value is still – and has always been – about creating value for customers, looking at what your employees want, paying them a fair price, looking at all other…
For Mr. Kimball, who conceded that he “hadn’t really understood the purpose of Twitter,” the beauty of digital word-of-mouth marketing was immediately clear. He signed up for an account and…
For most of modern marketing, we have operated on a constantly revolving cycle of campaigns, the goal of which has been to pique interest and in doing so drive sales,…
few businesses are investing in how to make their workers smarter, faster learners and better team players — both crucial in this new environment. Yet there are examples from the…
via youtube.com How the media shapes our community, our culture, ourselves delivered by the University of YouTube’s favorite Professor of Digital Ethnography, Michael Wensch. Media mediates our conversations. TV dominated…
via emarketer.com Women of all ages were more likely to list reading books as their favorite activity than men. Men ages 35 to 54 were significantly more likely to prefer…
via youtube.com How the media shapes our community, our culture, ourselves delivered by the University of YouTube’s favorite Professor of Digital Ethnography, Michael Wensch. Media mediate our conversations. TV dominated…
http://postcards.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2009/07/21/david-ogilvys-best-advice-f… 1. Remember that Abraham Lincoln spoke of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. He left out the pursuit of profit. 2. Remember the old Scottish motto: “Be…
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