
The first thing most aspiring marketers learn is the importance of identifying and subsequently engaging those beautiful people called “the audience” no matter where they live online. This lesson gains wholehearted acceptance from everyone in the marketing world. However, the execution becomes complicated, and soon we all learn that feeding something like a blog everyday just simply isn’t enough.
We must put ourselves on the customer's online path.
Think goals first, campaigns second and tactics third.
What’s the goal? Always start there. That’s what the university lecturer taught you a long time...
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Sometimes
it’s just too easy. The power to communicate through email, mobile
and social is all right there waiting for someone to start flooding
the world with information. So you strike out into the world with
your content and
As I
write this, 93% of UK online consumers are email subscribers and
40% of these subscribers are opening, reading and responding to
email on their mobile phones or tablets. If you think these
statistics suggest UK consumers prefer email above all channels for
receiving offers and information from brands, you are absolutely
correct!
This week, Flipboard announced a new version of its
application for iPads and iPhones for creating social magazines.
It's a very cool product that now has over 50 million users. I
watched a demo of the product and recommend you consider creating
one of these for your brand, particularly if you are an online
retailer that lends itself to a magazine-style format with high
quality images and videos.
Whether
you're an email, mobile, or social media marketer, there's a new
piece of research from Motorola that you'll want to get your hands
on ASAP. Their
Everything
was going fine. You had set up your email marketing campaigns
properly, all of your subscribers were double opt-in, you were
sending emails on the right frequency, and your content was exactly
what you had promised.
When it
comes to the job search, social media has almost become
self-destructive. With younger and younger generations adapting to
technology and social media faster and faster, digital footprints
are being created at younger and younger ages.
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.
As the
evolution of consumer engagement moves from web to social to
mobile, we'll see an increasing desire to leverage the latest
innovations. The amusing thing is, a lot of that will be right
under our noses— everyday objects. Some people call this the
“internet of things.” Others call it “physical...
For
years,
A
recent
The
2012 Edelman Trust Barometer revealed the rise of credibility
amongst regular employees in social media. The sudden rise in
credibility was the greatest increase since 2004—one that should
serve as a wake-up call to leaders and communicators.
In
2013, consumers will start discovering what industry insiders are
already seeing—email is cool again. For the record, it’s always
been cool. But it’s been a long time since so many new ideas about
email came to light. This burst of new development offers a glimpse
into the...
