Nick Terket — November 23, 2016 — November 23, 2016 I recently read Guy Kawasaki’s book “Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds, and Actions.” It’s a terrific book with great insights for capturing customers’ attention. That enchantment should include your on-hold marketing. Guy Kawasaki’s book “Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds and Actions” … Continue reading Enchanted On-Hold Marketing Produces Loyal Customers
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Customers Are Living in A Mobile-First World — Is Your Marketing?
by Sean Hargrave, Staff Writer, November 17, 2016 It may not be the most surprising news, given that quarterly sales of smartphones outnumber annual PC shipments, but for the record, last month was the tipping point when the majority of Web viewing was mobile rather than desktop. That’s according to data from Statcounter widely reported his morning. … Continue reading Customers Are Living in A Mobile-First World — Is Your Marketing?
How to Leverage Paid Media for the Entire Customer’s Journey
November 5, 2016, Joe Castro According to Hubspot, the buyer’s journey consists of three stages: Awareness Stage: The buyer realizes they have a problem Consideration Stage: The buyer defines their problem and researches options to solve it. Decision Stage: The buyer chooses a solution I completely agree with the buyer’s journey. Many times, there is … Continue reading How to Leverage Paid Media for the Entire Customer’s Journey
Brands Cannot Recognize Their Omnichannel Customers, DMA Study Finds
by Laurie Sullivan@lauriesullivan, November 16, 2016 Just 9% of marketers participating in a white paper scheduled for release Thursday admit they can consistently recognize customers across media channels, although 72% say their organizations are pursuing cross-channel recognition strategies. The white paper, From Theory to Practice: A Roadmap to ‘Omnichannel’ Activation, (available Thursday) published by the … Continue reading Brands Cannot Recognize Their Omnichannel Customers, DMA Study Finds
Loyalty Program Strategies for Food: Encourage Customers to Keep Coming Back
Timi Garai — November 7, 2016 Follow @timigarai— November 7, 2016 The fastest way to someone’s heart is through their stomach, right? I don’t know about you, but the only thing I do more consistently than sleep is eat. When we consider my three square meals a day plus snacks, it’s no surprise that brands … Continue reading Loyalty Program Strategies for Food: Encourage Customers to Keep Coming Back
Customers Are Living in A Mobile-First World — Is Your Marketing?
by Sean Hargrave, Staff Writer, November 2, 2016 It may not be the most surprising news, given that quarterly sales of smartphones outnumber annual PC shipments, but for the record, last month was the tipping point when the majority of Web viewing was mobile rather than desktop. That’s according to data from Statcounter widely reported his … Continue reading Customers Are Living in A Mobile-First World — Is Your Marketing?
Does your marketing suffer from memory loss when customers switch devices?
The proliferation of consumer devices means marketers must find ways to account for an ever more complex buyer journey. Columnist Josh Manion details the steps along the road to gaining a true picture of you customer. Josh Manion on October 27, 2016 With the holidays rapidly approaching, marketers are busy finalizing plans to engage … Continue reading Does your marketing suffer from memory loss when customers switch devices?
How to Find Process Problems That Irritate Customers
by Tema FrankOctober 26, 2016 Where Are Your Customers Hitting Process Problems? Process is the 3rd P in the 3P Profit Formula I discuss in the book PeopleShock: The Path to Profits When Customers Rule, and it is one of the biggest areas where organizations fall down on customer experience. (The first two Ps are … Continue reading How to Find Process Problems That Irritate Customers
8 Rules for Replying to Angry Customers on Facebook
by Personal Branding BlogOctober 21, 2016 Your business recently took a catastrophic nosedive. Maybe you aren’t keeping up with order fulfillment or you sent out a bad batch of product. Customers are blowing up your Facebook with negative reviews, angry comments, and bad juju. Whatever the case may be, just know this: it happens. The … Continue reading 8 Rules for Replying to Angry Customers on Facebook