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Pinterest and Instagram thrive: Ideas for a social media campaign
Once the realm of hipsters and the dedicated social media disciples, Pinterest and Instagram are now positively thriving.
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How ‘loyal’ are you in the eyes of your customers?
It’s obvious that brand loyalty is hugely important! But why? Well everyone knows thats it’s so much harder to find new customers than to retain existing ones. A true brand loyal customer, through “WOM” (word of mouth), can get their friends and family to switch brands in an instant.
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How your service experience should deliver brand value
Understanding and then developing service experiences begins with identifying those factors that contribute to customer responses to services. But some aspects of the service experience are more obvious than others, and not all experiences involve the same aspects.
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Marketing on the move: How to make m-commerce work for you
There's a storm brewing across the retail sector and the winds of change are leaving no corner of the retail landscape untouched.
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Visitor segmentation: A data model for the digital world
The most sophisticated of today's enterprise marketing organisations should have the basic infrastructure in place to effectively measure the customer journey.
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PR and communications: the importance of keeping it simple
Having trouble getting your message across? Too much ‘management speak’ making your potential customers want to jarg-on?
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How can retail become truly omni-channel?
When a customer is presented with the myriad of buying options likely to be available today, two distinct factors come into play – time and money. The crucial question is ‘how much time is the customer willing to spend to save money?’
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6 ways to be more online consumer savvy
The minute we get to grips with who our online consumers are, they change. And our ever-evolving universe isn’t planning on slowing down anytime soon, so how do we get more online consumer savvy?
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How marketing can prosper in the 'Do Not Track' world
Times are tough for marketers; up to 1000 ads often have to be served to saturated, disinterested consumers to garner one single click. But what if end users could take control of the types of ads they see?
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What do these ads tell us about the 1st rule of communication?
No matter how tight your strategy. No matter how good your idea is. No matter how good your execution. If you don't stand out in the media you are using, you stand limited chance of being noticed and stopping people to listen to your message.