Our marketer on the ground, Simon Burrell, has spent many years working in and travelling across different regions of the world and now runs his own global travel website: omotg.com
Here, he offers a marketer’s-eye view of wi-fi availability for business travellers.
Why is it that hotel Internet connections are so slow? These days, it [...]
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The disconnected traveller
November 18th, 2011 · No Comments
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Travel and natural disasters
September 6th, 2011 · No Comments
Our marketer on the ground, Simon Burrell, has spent many years working in and travelling across different regions of the world and now runs his own global travel website.
For the first time in my 14 or so years of travelling, I witnessed two natural disasters within the space of just six days.
On Tuesday August 23, [...]
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Premium class travel is back
June 16th, 2011 · No Comments
Travelog
Our marketer on the ground, Simon Burrell, has spent many years working in and travelling across different regions of the world and now runs his own global travel website: omotg.com Here, he offers the roving marketer’s-eye view of . . . business travel.
I read that business travel is finally on the increase after a [...]
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Emailing B2B across borders
June 16th, 2011 · No Comments
Arnaud Le Lann discusses which law should be applied in trans-national campaigns.
Recently, I came up against many questions and some controversial answers concerning the use of multinational email business-to-business data.
Actually, the European Directive 2002/58/CE (and especially its article 13, paragraph 5), clearly states that, although opt-in is required for ‘physical persons’ (ie individual consumers), EU member states [...]
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Rediscovery of direct mailings
April 26th, 2011 · No Comments
Stephan Merz reckons reports of the death of direct mail have been greatly exaggerated.
The introduction of new media always results in discussions about the end of traditional media. The same happened to cinemas faced with competition from hundreds of private TV channels and home cinemas; with vinyl records after the invention of the CD; and [...]
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Deliverability: expunging the e-myths
April 26th, 2011 · No Comments
Richard Gibson likens some of the negative theories about email marketing to mere legends and fables.
When it comes to myths and legends, characters from ancient stories spring to mind. But in the world of email deliverability there are many myths that have been perpetuated over a far shorter time period. This article aims to debunk [...]
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DMI columnist launches travel review website
February 18th, 2011 · No Comments
As a regular contributor to DMI, Simon Burrell (pictured) has delivered timely advice and news to our international business community about where to go when on foreign soil – and the best ways to get there.
Now, Burrell – ‘Our Man On The Ground’ (OMOTG) – has launched an independent travel advisory website, focusing on positive [...]
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Looking into a mine of information? Not if you are facing the wrong way
January 26th, 2011 · No Comments
Chris Forbes (pictured), Insight Marketing Systems, believes the insight industry often overlooks the value of re-using and recycling data – and is thus ignoring a gold mine.
The market research sector is a multi-million dollar industry and a key function in virtually every successful business. Strike up a conversation with your average research manager, read any [...]
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Young, fun and . . .
November 2nd, 2010 · No Comments
. . . more likely to respond to direct mail than Mum and Dad? Trish Dominy discusses the youth of today.
There has been some surprising research recently suggesting that teens and young adults are more likely to respond to direct mail than their parents.
Experian, using its Mosaic True Touch Insight tool, has found that [...]
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Travelog
October 10th, 2010 · No Comments
Our marketer on the ground, Simon Burrell, has spent many years working in and travelling across different regions of the world and now runs his own global travel website, ‘Our Man On The Ground’. In this, his regular DMI column, he offers a marketer’s eye view of…
Living the ‘high line’
How many of you have heard [...]
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