Breathe new life into an ailing Customer Relationship Management (CRM) strategy, says Carolyn Bondi (pictured), who has first aid tips to nurse it back on its feet.
This year more than ever, sales figures need to be busily multiplying. But if you suspect your campaigns could be dead on arrival, it’s time to check your CRM [...]
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CRM and the ’seven signs of life’
January 16th, 2012 · No Comments
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Digital predictions for 2012
January 5th, 2012 · No Comments
Tony Foggett (pictured) shares agency insights into emerging trends.
Now is the time to reflect on key milestones from the past 12 months and examine the trends that will have the biggest effect on multi-channel strategies in the year ahead.
How quickly a year shifts in digital!
In 2010, it sometimes felt as if consumers and technology were [...]
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Five key new year resolutions for the digital marketer
January 4th, 2012 · No Comments
Luke Griffiths (pictured) forecasts the key digital marketing resolutions for 2012.
Integrate to communicate
Make way for convergence. This will be the overarching trend for 2012 – separate channels will converge into the sea of digital media, all working together to make up one digital hub of communications.
Where channels such as email and mobile have celebrated success [...]
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Younger workers targeted in ‘magic’ campaign to encourage saving
December 9th, 2011 · No Comments
UK insurance firm, Aviva, is using a social media campaign and a touch of magic to raise awareness among millennial workers of the importance of savings.
In a series of short film clips, shot on the streets and in the bars of Brighton and London, magician Pete Hathway uses magic tricks with money as the central [...]
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Brands and eBooks – new possibilities for distributing branded content
December 9th, 2011 · No Comments
Graham Kemp explores changes in the world of publishing and discusses how brands can improve communication with consumers via use of relevant content.
The previously genteel world of book publishing has been turned on its head in the last few years by the Internet and the rise of e-books. Music-buying patterns have also changed recently, with [...]
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Is your customer engaged with you? Start the conversation!
December 9th, 2011 · No Comments
Customer engagement can now be optimised through use of conversational marketing technology, enabling cross-channel, inbound/outbound and one-to-one personalised dialogues, including over Facebook and Twitter – explains François Laxalt (pictured).
Over the past few years, marketers have begun moving from multi-channel but siloed marketing techniques, towards integrated cross-channel approaches. In doing so, they have broken down [...]
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Belgian summit meeting unites print service providers and customers from across Europe
December 1st, 2011 · No Comments
The future of print, customer communications, data collection and even augmented reality were among the topics under discussion at the third European Marketing Dynamics Summit in Brussels last week, when print service providers and end users gathered to hear practical examples of how print can play an assertive role in the development of cross-media campaigns. [...]
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Spanish post studies influence of social media
November 22nd, 2011 · No Comments
Spanish postal operator, Correos, has been delving into the influence of social media on the purchasing decisions of consumers in Spain and major global markets.
The study comes as part of Correos’s work with social media communications specialist Territorio Creativo on developing a new digital strategy.
The report underlines the increasing importance of ’social marketing’ – suggesting [...]
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Will pay-by-mobile be the next retail revolution?
November 22nd, 2011 · No Comments
Research suggests that more of us are now going online via phone than from fixed-line computers - six in ten Brits already use mobiles for e-shopping. But will m-commerce truly take off and can it benefit local high street traders?
Town centres across the UK have changed forever since the recession. Iconic names like Woolworths, Virgin Megastore [...]
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Countryside business launches ‘village idiot’ recruitment campaign
November 21st, 2011 · No Comments
A village-based agency searching for quality staff has launched a poster campaign to encourage talent out of London and back into the regions.
UK Government statistics claim unemployment among the under-24s is rising rapidly, but there are places in the country experiencing a shortage of specific skillsets; in particular, in the advertising and marketing world.
One company [...]
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