I seldom look into a bottle of Coke for clarity but Chris Lowe, Coca-Cola’s chief marketing officer sums up the twin tenets of modern marketing in a neatly-trimmed nutshell.
You have to focus on the basic relationship with the consumer and the highest product quality. That’s about all you can [...]
Entries from September 2005
Marketing gets real
September 28th, 2005 · Comments Off
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Blogs put a sparkle into your sales
September 28th, 2005 · Comments Off
The importance of your search engine results can hardly be stressed enough. These two companies have [...]
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Shoppers trust bloggers before they flash the cash
September 26th, 2005 · Comments Off
The BBC quotes a survey which suggests shoppers trust what they read in blogs before pricey advertising. No surprise there.
In the survey of attitudes to blogs most of those questioned, 77%, said they thought the regularly updated web [...]
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Avatars let you meet your customers online
September 26th, 2005 · Comments Off
Lluna is a virtual presence project. What does that mean and why do we want more like it?
According to the site:
LLuna2 lets you meet other people on web pages…
… with animated avatars, video, bubble chat, private chat, and personal profiles through the Jabber protocol
Now consider this. Have you often wondered how people [...]
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PR firms must move with the times
September 23rd, 2005 · Comments Off
Rob Key, CEO of Converseon and formerly head of the innovations group at Young & Rubicam, was interviewed yesterday on the challenges facing PR in the new media landscape.
One [...]
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Search engines cosy up to the press
September 23rd, 2005 · Comments Off
It seems like the major search engines have been leading the [...]
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Search engines cosy up to the masses
September 23rd, 2005 · Comments Off
It seems like the major search engines have been leading the [...]
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Ears to the ground, fingers on the mouse
September 22nd, 2005 · Comments Off
Cindy Sullivan at Cymfony describes how marketing departments are making use of online monitoring service for product research, customer feedback and reputation management.
Amongst other uses, marketers look online:
1 To track how the company, CEO, senior managers, partners or corporate representatives are perceived in the market
2 Ensure positive perception by fine-tuning their messages
3 For crisis monitoring - [...]
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Time for a fresh cool look (at blogging)
September 22nd, 2005 · Comments Off
Time magazine has a breathless run-down on blogging which it describes much in the style of a women’s magazine encouraging a young woman to try exotic spa treatments or the latest autumn fashion.
Here’s a taste:
[On Google's blog search]… a cool new indexing tool that points to the latest buzz
[...]
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It all adds up - blogs for financial services
September 22nd, 2005 · Comments Off
We’ve been setting up a blog for one of the UK’s top financial advisors. Earlier this morning I came across an entry from a design firm doing something similar for a US advisor. Why a blog?
Because:
A blog will allow his clients to know he is working hard for them without [...]
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Small business blogs
September 16th, 2005 · Comments Off
Chris Campbell over at Particletree made a cogent case for small business blogs recently. While I share Paul Scrivens’ opinion [...]
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And there’s more…
September 13th, 2005 · Comments Off
A new blog too; tailored to slot into a sidebar in the next version of Windows.
Have you ever wondered how new technologies get developed in Microsoft? Wonder how a cool idea goes from incubation to release? Well, we’re excited to announce that we’ve started a blog designed to bring you closer to the process with the Gadgets [...]
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