This post provides specific thoughts and screening criteria for selecting an ad agency in the era of interaction (not interruption) marketing.
This post examines the planning a fisherman employs to ensure a successful catch. In most cases, it’s more rigor that the average marketer invests in a multi-million dollar ad campaign. Where do you rate?
This blog post revisits why retention is key during slowing economic times. It is more effective, offers superior ROI, and forces marketers to examine/improve the brand experience.
This post comments on marketers being their own worst enemies for lack of change. Fear, apathy, laziness, and other factors combine to paralyze implementing the ideas of best-selling experts.
This post examines the “new normal” as defined by economists where economic growth will be replaced with economic survival. Marketers need to be ready for the “new normal” by embracing measurement, testing, and optimization of their tactics.
This post questions whether the traditional ad agency is relevant in today’s marketing environment. Specifically, increasing client sales requires mastery and measurement of tactics across the sales funnel and ads are only one tactic within the Awareness phase.
This post points out that in today’s challenging global economy, being small is the new big. Specifically, small companies can out-maneuver most big companies in authentic customer dialogue, customer service excellence, response to marketing conditions, and making decisions. It is actually a great time to be a small company.
This post highlights a basic, but important step for marketers — to ensure that you have an accurate assessment of where your brand is today before building a marketing plan to take you somewhere else tomorrow.
This post offers some tips for marketers wanting to know where they should begin in terms of examining metrics that drive their business.
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