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Category Archives: guerilla marketing
Lighten up on Apple, Wall Street Journal (WSJ)
Monday the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) ran an ‘article’ about how Apple should work to cut down on the use of cell phones by children. Buried in about para 5 was a similar plea to the other phone makers. It’s an … Continue reading
Posted in apple, branding, cell phones, debates, guerilla marketing, Internet Marketing, Marketing, tim cook
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Pass the Mic to Star Employees
There was a rather unfocused article on getting a thought leader for your brand, and the origin of same, the thought being that if you broaden ownership and ability to innovate to those below the executives, it would be a … Continue reading
Tweet Them Right
A question was asked Ted Rubin, one of the Entrepreneur columnists about using Twitter to boost customer loyalty using Twitter, and it bears reposting here: 1. Engage. Don’t just produce content, start a conversation with your customers. Look for what … Continue reading
R.I.P. Radio Shack
If all the people mourning the death of Radio Shack had started a year or two ago, maybe management might have awakened from its slumber. First of all, RS is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which means that someone could acquire … Continue reading
Customer Service Hits and Misses
In today’s business world, if you don’t provide excellent customer service, one of your competitors will, and you’ll find your company’s products and services in ‘commodity hell’, which is aptly named. Recently, we’ve encountered a couple of customer service hits … Continue reading
Back to School for an MBA
Well, Fortune is finally getting with the program. They had an article on MBA programs and the changes to the programs in the last few years: leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, law and other key areas. It got us thinking: If we … Continue reading
Why Marketing Is So Hard
This was a post that appeared in the Inbound Hub area of Hubspot, and it had some useful metrics to appraise your marketing program: But, the article didn’t do anything to suggest what you could do about these distressing stats, … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, guerilla marketing, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Sales
Tagged hubspot, inbound hub, wharton school
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How Companies Can Get Smart About Raising Prices
Raising prices can be difficult; do it right. Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Finance, guerilla marketing, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Sales
Tagged Aliwady Faris, Darden, price increases, pricing, promotions, Tuck, Wall Street Journal
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Building a funnel for both marketing and sales lead development
Lead development is still a very big topic. With the new automation levels with tools and the web and all, it is still critical to define what a lead is. With the automation not only of e-blasting for lead development … Continue reading
7 Reasons Your Brand Will Never Be As Awesome as Applie
7 characteristics of a good brand Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, guerilla marketing, Internet Marketing, Marketing
Tagged Apple, apple stores, hubspot
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