In a growth business, it’s never to early to plan for what’s next. Our executive team took a look at the business and identified building out a high-performing partner channel as a priority for 2011. I was picked to lead this effort, so as of August 1, I left my comfort zone in marketing. Now what?
Miles Davis’ natural talent and artistic intuition was undisputable. But behind those gifts was a man with a plan, focused on establishing a solid working foundation for each new direction, knowing how, where and when to introduce change. Good marketing works the same way.
“Where are you right now?” might end up being the question of the year 2010 among marketers as location- specific services such as Foursquare become more popular. This post examines Foursquare and why it’s important, featuring industry expert Ira Bass.
Your company’s Board of Directors should care about marketing. But the truth is, they probably don’t. Here are 4 ways to drive revenue and create real shareholder value around the marketing function.
It’s been a good run, marketing. You taught us how to be a Pepper, showed us where the Beef was. But it’s all over now. The numbers don’t lie. 2010 will be the year marketing- as we know it- dies.
Any good business partnership starts with one goal in mind- to increase shareholder value for both organizations involved, leveraging the partnership to provide highly differentiated services faster and at a greater value. Here are 5 tips for building rock-solid business partnerships.
Using mapping technologies to visualize marketing and sales data can change the way you look at sales trips, events, competitors and even your own clients.
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