A marketers guide to the Millennium generation

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Millennials consist of people born from 1980 to 2000. To put it more simply for them, since they grew up not having to do a lot of math in their heads, thanks to computers, the group is made up mostly of teens and 20-somethings. At 80 million strong, they are the biggest age grouping in [...]

Why data is not the new marketing currency

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  It never fails.  Create a buzz word, big data, and everyone jumps on the bandwagon and has to get their hands on “big data”. While data can help put together a picture of your customers and their needs it can only tell you what happened not what is going to happen and why.  Data [...]

Too much damn data ! What does it mean ?

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There are a  lot of free reports available via the Internet. Some of them have great information, if they’re not a sales brochure is disguises, but who the hell has the time to read all these reports when most marketing executives just want the bottom line and “what’s in it for me” summary ?

The top issues CEOs have with their Marketers

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 73% of CEOs think Marketers lack business credibility and are not the business growth generators they should be: they are still too far from being able to demonstrate how the cross-channel marketing strategies and campaigns they deploy grow their organizations top line in terms of more customer demand, more sales, more prospects, more conversions or [...]

It’s Time To Cut Back On Social Media

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According to The Harvard Business Review “It has become increasingly clear that with the proliferation of new platforms, no person or company can become the master of them all. Nor should they. The harder decision is figuring out which ones you should prioritize, and which ones you should scrap. Establishing ROI has always been the [...]

Brands need to listen more and broadcast less

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When it comes to social media too many brands have not learned the lessong that a hundred fully engaged fans are better than a thousand unengaged fans.  The key to a successful fan page is to have fun with it. Start conversations. Be a resource for people. And most importantly, focus on the fans. It’s [...]