The Marketing Bureau


Specialist Marketing & Communications Resourecs

28

Oct

The Values Proposition


Do Small Things with Great Love

By Bill Taylor
First Published on
hbr.org

The world confronts vast uncertainty, from unrest in the social climate to accelerating shifts in the climate itself. The economy faces huge challenges, from public-debt crises in Europe to the overhang of mortgage debt in the U.S. The business community faces an ongoing series of stops and starts, from the loss of an icon like Steve Jobs to the rise of new-economy giants like Amazon and Facebook. Read more >>

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27

Oct

Customer Centric Culture


5 Best Practices Enabling Employees To Create One

By Haley Barrile
First Published on www.mycustomer.com    


Consultants can’t make your culture more customer-centric - only your people can. Frontline employees play a key role in managing and determining the quality of customer experiences. They work with customers every day and are the main points of contact for the relationships your customers have with your business. But empowering your frontline is easier said than done. Read more >>

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11

Oct

Why Facebook Fans Are Useless


By Amielle Lake
First Published on
www.imediaconnection.com

The marketing community has an infatuation with fans -- that is, the kind of fan that simply clicks a button on Facebook. Some now believe the bloom is off the rose. I concur. Roughly 70 percent of Facebook users say that they do not want to be advertised to by businesses that they are fans of. So, why lust after something that won't pay?  Read more >>

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11

Oct

Brands Struggling With Email Content


by Rachel Fielding
First Published on
www.mycustomer.com  

United Kingdom - The UK’s top etailers are struggling to engage customers with dynamic and relevant content, and a fifth of online retailers fail to communicate with customers over email at all, even after they have actively signed up to receive emails. Read more >>

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