Who’s being heard? Chris Wood on September 13, 2021 This week’s Marketoon examines the classic metric, share of voice. Fishburne’s take: Share of voice (SOV) became a marketing staple decades ago. In theory, share of voice is a simple way to compare a brand’s media spending against the total media spending of the category. The … Continue reading Share of voice: Marketoon of the Week
Eric Rosenberg July 15, 2021 Fractional shares are an investment where you are able to buy less than a full share of stock. For example, as of this writing, one Class A share of Berkshire Hathaway stock goes for $ 311,126.00. Most people couldn’t afford to pay over $ 300,000 for a single share … Continue reading What Is Fractional Share Investing?
Sarah Maher June 30, 2021 Social media has become an increasingly competitive space over the past few years, and captivating your audience’s attention while stirring conversations around your brand can be more difficult than ever. While considering social media for your company, it’s important to ask yourself, “Is my company seen as an industry leader?” … Continue reading 4 Tips to Measure Share of Voice on Social Media
Privacy Nerves: Most Consumers Won’t Share Anything About Themselves by Ray Schultz , May 13, 2021 For all the buzz about online buying during the pandemic, consumers are wary about releasing information about themselves, according to Consumer Privacy Trends Report 2021, a study from Tinuiti, conducted by Upwave. When asked what types of data they … Continue reading Privacy Nerves: Most Consumers Won’t Share Anything About Themselves
Laura Patterson April 19, 2021 If there is a market for what you sell, it won’t be long before you face competition, if you don’t already. The key to long-term success is to stay ahead of the pack. While you may be achieving double-digit revenue growth, measuring market share requires answering these three key questions: … Continue reading Your Competitors are Gaining Market Share – How About You?
Aleh Barysevich December 16, 2020 Competitive analysis is a serious challenge for most marketers. It’s complicated, multi-faceted, and time-consuming. You need the right workflow and the right resources to perform a meaningful analysis. It’s also unavoidable: without competitor analysis, there’s no clear Unique Value Proposition, no understanding of what your brand’s advantages and disadvantages are, … Continue reading Measuring Share of Voice on Social Media: 5 Best Tools
David Hunter October 28, 2020 Refine your digital marketing strategy by calculating your share of [local] voice. Share of voice (SOV) is the latest in digital marketing metrics that brands and digital marketers are tracking to determine the popularity and authority of their companies and organizations. But just as local SEO tends to be different … Continue reading How to Measure Share of [Local] Voice
Tanvir Zafar October 7, 2020 According to Stanford Research, over 42% of the US workforce are working from home in some capacity since the covid-19 outbreak. While this is much safer for employees, there are roadblocks that companies and their workers are encountering. Working from home in general produces more distractions than working from the … Continue reading Experts Share How to Be More Productive Working from Home
Daniel Burrus September 18, 2020 The emergence of social media, dating back to the early 2000s, is revolutionary on so many levels. It is constantly evolving in its practical usage, as seen during the coronavirus pandemic of 2020, and in the many niche branches that have emerged for both entertainment and business usage, such as … Continue reading The Data You Share on Social Platforms – Who Owns It?
Liz Kislik August 27, 2020 I hear from numerous leaders who get fed up with the way direct reports can fixate on problems that the execs consider low priority. Sometimes the very same things that keep employees up at night are seen by senior executives as being in the normal course, nothing to be … Continue reading How to Help Worried Colleagues Share Problems in a More Productive Way
