Business Executives: Gain Momentum and Keep it Using Digital
Executives don’t see that by taking advantage of today’s digital tools and participating in them they can begin to create positive momentum for their company.
Executives don’t see that by taking advantage of today’s digital tools and participating in them they can begin to create positive momentum for their company.
Do you sometimes feel as if your brand is desperate in their attempt to generate qualified leads? I have seen this periodically in my career, especially in the marketing agency world where clients are not exactly sure what to do or how to execute. As I spend time researching marketing techniques and best practices, I see that some brands appear to be desperate in trying to find customers.
If you are engaging in content marketing for your business, you obviously know how important it is. As marketers, we are hardwired to be great content producers and also understand the tools and channels available. However, good content marketing is a whole lot more than just that. Regardless of whether you are a seasoned veteran or a rookie, your marketing content must be produced with a multi-purpose objective and strategy.
It’s amazing how many tips there are for marketers. Because technology, the Internet, mobile and social are all changing at warp speed, we have to continually change with them. With that being said, it’s pretty easy to find advice on what to do. Hmm… after all, I am one of those people writing on tips and advice.
In the marketing world, whether you work for an agency or for a company, hiring talented subcontractors to provide bench strength is common. This can provide valuable skills needed to pull off a project assignment. These skills on your team may be either lacking in strength or not there at all.
Businesses around the world are more connected than ever before. Just ask any company how many smartphones they carry, how many tablets and laptops are used, and how many virtual meetings are held with clients. On top of this, think about how many email, text and video messages are sent and received
I know, this may sound like a blog article that comes straight from a marketing workshop… but it really isn’t. Let me begin by stating, marketing was not a career I originally thought of when I entered college way back in the dark ages. However, after nine years of being in broadcast television,
Customer engagement is a term that is tossed around frequently in marketing circles. I am finding out that even though many of us are using it in daily conversation, there is an element of confusion. This phrase has become more buzz-term friendly than user friendly. Let’s clear up the confusion, shall we?
As a career long content producer and marketer, I feel my professional journey has been full of change. Years ago, marketing was far different than it is now. The tools we used in the industry were vastly different than the tools used today. Even the information that I was learning back then, now appears to be soooo old-school. I am totally dating myself… but you get the idea.
Content is being published at record levels. Regardless of your interest and professional inclination. There is a great deal of content, and it’s right at your fingertips; accessed on your phone, tablet, computer or dare I say trade magazine.