Welcome to the 16th episode of the Baer Facts. Today we are discussing a recent report by JD Power and NetBase that explores consumers' thoughts about companies that are answering them on social media... and NOT answering them on social media.
As social media professionals, we accept as gospel that we should be listening and responding to customers in every possible scenario. What this research uncovers is that you are damned if you do and damned if you don't. The reality is, it doesn't matter what you do... half of your customers will be unhappy.
Here is the advice. Social media is becoming...
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In his
novel
Convenience,
ease-of-use, and efficiency are no longer wants, but necessities in
our fast-paced society. Auto bill pay, GPS, and other developments
in technology continue to automate our lives. Marketers are working
to stay at the forefront of their customers’ interactions across
channels—including mobile.
The

Social
sign-in made headlines (at least in the world of online marketing)
late last year when
Today’s
consumers are mobile—there’s no way around it. They’re constantly
on-the-go, sending and receiving communications of all types, and
they expect that information will be (literally) in-hand at all
times. This week I’ll be providing more tips and instructions to
build a mobile program that complements your cross-channel strategy
and promotes consumer engagement.
STRATEGY
OVERVIEW:
Today’s
tip is similar to
There’s
no doubt that today’s consumers are mobile. They’re constantly
on-the-go, sending and receiving communications of all types, and
they’ve come to expect that information be (literally) in-hand at
all times. This week I’ll be providing tips and detailed
instructions to build a mobile program that complements your
cross-channel strategy and promotes consumer engagement.
The
margin for error in Marketing has become razor thin.
Here are five "MegaTrends" that underscore why
marketing professionals need to be at the
top of their game in
2013.
The
economic turmoil of the past four years has deeply affected the
marketing industry. Yet, of all the changes I’ve observed, perhaps
the most significant has been the evolution of marketing data as a
highly effective driver for bottom-line growth.
