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Use existing frameworks wherever possible By Arnaud, on July 6th, 2010 In a thorough problem-solving process you’ll have to build two logic trees: one “why” to find the root cause of your problem and one “how” to identify potential solutions. Logic trees must be mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive (MECE) and perspicacious. BEWARE! Typecasting when landing your first advertising job You did it! You finally graduated, you put together an impressive looking resume and you are currently mastering the art of writing cover letters. It’s time to start filling out applications and waiting for the interviews to begin! com - a new way to shop for fashion Unfortunately we can't find the page you have requested. Why not take a look at the recommendations we have made for you, or shop by category or designer on the links below. MOSCHINOiPhone 5 cover KENZOembroidered tiger sweatshirt KENZOembroidered tiger sweatshirt KENZOlogo tiger print t-shirt KENZOlogo t-shirt PUMA X SOLANGE KNOWLES'Rainforest' trainer KENZOlogo tiger print t-shirt CHIARA FERRAGNIeye detail ballerinas VALENTINO GARAVANI'Rockstud' pump MOSCHINOrabbit iPhone case No items on Recently Viewed
VALUE-CHAIN-MARKETING-MANAGER Software Strategy Model Framework Analysis Management Apply the models and frameworks to your particular business issues, in the same way that expensive consultants, MBAs and PHDs do. Use the models and frameworks to generate ideas, strategies, goals, action-plans, comparisons, analysis, solutions etc. Use the models and frameworks as base structures and add nodes to make them grow to match your very specific environment. Build your directional or mulit-directional node-networks and paste directly into powerpoint presentations, word docs etc. Many of the models and frameworks apply to multiple domains, for example, the value chain can be used as a strategic tool or an organizational design tool.
The 6 types of account planners These are the types of account planners, as I see it. I wrote for both job seekers and employers alike. If you are a job seeker then it would be beneficial to look at the companies you are applying to to develop your strengths based upon their focus. If you are an employer then knowing different types of account planners is beneficial for your agency’s needs. Take for instance you may be hiring an account planner for a client that sells life insurance – you might be more drawn to people who are very by-the-numbers. If you are hiring a social networking strategist to manage a variety of restaurants aimed at the ‘hipster’ crowed in NYC then it may be more beneficial to go the creative, or instinctual route.
Social Media Marketing Framework For many, Social Media is a chaotic and scary new place. To me, it’s an opportunity for savvy organizations to accelerate their growth with this exciting new addition to integrated marketing and communications. To deliver repeatable and measurable business results, I have developed this Social Media Marketing Framework (or shortened for Twitter to #SMMF). The Framework provides an execution blueprint that you can use to structure your social marketing activities to deliver exceptional results. Meet Generation C: The Connected Customer inShare976 Marketers, educators, parents, it seems that almost anyone in the Generation X or Boomer demographic is scratching their heads trying to figure out Generation Y aka the Millennial. After all, it’s the first generation to seemingly possess digital prowess as part of their DNA. And, it’s the first generation to receive both a birth certificate and a social profile or presence upon delivery into this world. A study published in 2011 by security company AVG and Research Now surveyed 2,200 mothers from around the world and found that 81% of children under the age of two currently have some type of digital footprint. 92% of U.S. children have an online presence created for them by the time they are 2 years old.
A Simple B2B Marketing Framework We often discuss in this blog how B2B marketing is becoming more complex, and how to manage this complexity. Marketing is getting involved in many more areas that touch the customer along the buying process, multiplied by a dizzying variety of new tactics, online communications and engagement platforms. I have always liked frameworks to make sense of this complexity, and add some structure to identify focus areas and value drivers, dependencies and hierarchies - all to make complexity a bit easier to manage. Pragmatic Marketing Framework One of the best known frameworks in product marketing is from Pragmatic Marketing.
Infographic Of The Day: What's The Value Of A New Customer? You know and I know that an MBA is a bullshit degree, but nonetheless, you can learn a few things in business school. You can also skip business school, and learn them via a very handy infographic. Take this one by Kiss Metrics, on the subject of calculating a customer’s lifetime value. The basic idea is to take an average check, figure out how often the customer will come back, and how long the customer will continue to be one. But these can be crunched in slightly different ways that yield quite different results, as you see at the bottom: Obviously, this is a very loosey-goosey concept -- hey, they teach this in B-school, so it has to be!
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