This document profiles 50 marketing leaders over 50 years old and provides brief summaries of each including their title, company, Twitter followers, and responses to two questions: 1) How and where do you find innovative ideas? and 2) What's the best way to keep your eye on the future? The profiles highlight a variety of ways these marketing experts find innovative ideas such as reading blogs and publications, attending events, talking to people of different backgrounds, and observing trends. They suggest keeping an eye on the future by networking, reading widely, listening to younger people, and staying open-minded to new ideas and technologies.
How to Use Social Media Content to Create Interest and CredibilityAlan See
"How to Use Social Media Content to Create Interest and Credibility" presented by Alan See at the Cincinnati American Marketing Association SIG meeting on January 15, 2015
Megan and Shay wrote a report on how to use social media for advertising. They explain that identifying the target audience and choosing the best social media platform is important. Facebook, email and text messaging would be good options to reach people interested in athletic clothing brands. The report also notes that social media reaches more people all the time, including older demographics, but that direct advertising using a personal social network is more effective than display ads.
Social Media Marketing PowerPoint PresentationAndrew Schwartz
100+ PowerPoint presentation content slides. Marketing is a key component to the success and revenue flow of any business. Social media websites and resources have yielded outrageous success in the past decade, opening enormous markets of potential customers to businesses around the world.
The document discusses the rise of social media marketing in the fashion industry. It defines social media and outlines popular platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram. It explores how fashion brands use each platform to promote products, build their brand, and engage with customers. The document also notes trends in social media spending and discusses how brands have successfully increased sales and traffic through social media engagement. Finally, it speculates on new developments like social customer service and fashion commerce on social platforms.
Power Point Using Social Media In Your BusinessFred Burkhardt
This document discusses using social media in business. It provides tips on listening, connecting and publishing on social media platforms. It also discusses using social media to drive traffic to a website and the importance of email marketing and online surveys for customer loyalty. The key platforms discussed are YouTube, LinkedIn, blogs, Twitter and Facebook.
Elizabeth Quintanilla, Marketing Gunslinger, gave this presentation: "Social Media Marketing what business owners should know .." to business owners considering social media as part of their Marketing Mix.
Presentation includes a discusion of social media monitoring tools, 101 ways to measure Social Media Return on Investment (ROI), the ABC's of Social Media, and more!
How to Use Social Media Content to Create Interest and CredibilityAlan See
"How to Use Social Media Content to Create Interest and Credibility" presented by Alan See at the Cincinnati American Marketing Association SIG meeting on January 15, 2015
Megan and Shay wrote a report on how to use social media for advertising. They explain that identifying the target audience and choosing the best social media platform is important. Facebook, email and text messaging would be good options to reach people interested in athletic clothing brands. The report also notes that social media reaches more people all the time, including older demographics, but that direct advertising using a personal social network is more effective than display ads.
Social Media Marketing PowerPoint PresentationAndrew Schwartz
100+ PowerPoint presentation content slides. Marketing is a key component to the success and revenue flow of any business. Social media websites and resources have yielded outrageous success in the past decade, opening enormous markets of potential customers to businesses around the world.
The document discusses the rise of social media marketing in the fashion industry. It defines social media and outlines popular platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram. It explores how fashion brands use each platform to promote products, build their brand, and engage with customers. The document also notes trends in social media spending and discusses how brands have successfully increased sales and traffic through social media engagement. Finally, it speculates on new developments like social customer service and fashion commerce on social platforms.
Power Point Using Social Media In Your BusinessFred Burkhardt
This document discusses using social media in business. It provides tips on listening, connecting and publishing on social media platforms. It also discusses using social media to drive traffic to a website and the importance of email marketing and online surveys for customer loyalty. The key platforms discussed are YouTube, LinkedIn, blogs, Twitter and Facebook.
Elizabeth Quintanilla, Marketing Gunslinger, gave this presentation: "Social Media Marketing what business owners should know .." to business owners considering social media as part of their Marketing Mix.
Presentation includes a discusion of social media monitoring tools, 101 ways to measure Social Media Return on Investment (ROI), the ABC's of Social Media, and more!
10 tips to promote your content without spamming peopleMark Schaefer
The document provides 10 tips for promoting content online without spamming others. The tips include looking for questions to answer with your content, using social media channels to share relevant content with followers, including content links in your online profiles, igniting snippets of content for sharing, participating in link roundups, promoting new content within old popular content, joining content sharing clubs, and writing personal notes to industry bloggers about relevant content. The overall message is that content should be promoted organically by engaging with audiences and sharing value, rather than blasting messages out to people.
This document discusses strategies for effective word-of-mouth marketing. It outlines four key steps: 1) Make a target list of influencers in your industry or field. 2) Build a close-knit community on social media. 3) Establish yourself as a thought leader by sharing unique ideas. 4) Maintain consistency across all online platforms and communications to build trust. It provides examples from successful campaigns like P&G's "Thank You Mom" and Dollar Shave Club's viral video. The overall message is that word-of-mouth cannot be bought but must be earned through creative and strategic marketing efforts.
13 Ways to Make Selling Easy with LinkedInNoah Rickun
The document provides 13 ways to make selling easy using LinkedIn. The first way is to show up prepared for meetings with prospects by researching them on LinkedIn in advance. This includes finding connections, previous employment, education, interests and other details to ask engaging questions and find common ground. The second way is to allow your own reputation to precede you by optimizing your LinkedIn profile with a complete profile, good photo, recommendations and applications that provide more information about yourself to prospects.
Social media is about building relationships both online and offline. Relationships are built through sharing stories, passions, and experiences with others. When companies share the stories of their employees and brands with others online, they can build relationships with potential customers and users.
A collection of 13 social media trends you can expect to see in 2013.
Check out the 2014 version at: http://www.slideshare.net/AdamVincenzini/social-media-trends-2014
Answers common social media for business questions, like:
Why social media?
Who’s using it?
What works best for each platform?
What makes good content?
Quick Brainstorming
Common questions
Overcoming common challenges
Making sure the right audience gets your messages
With a focus on content ideas. Includes resources to DIY Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, Google Plus and SnapChat, as well paid social media advertising for business.
Delivered by Amy Neumann, Advance Ohio Digital Director, at MACC 031016.
Using Social Media To Enhance EmployabilityEllie Stringer
With 92% of recruiters using social media during the hiring process, it's vital that potential employers get the right first impression after Googling you. This means that managing your digital footprint is of utmost importance in ensuring that they see the side of you that you want them to.
This was a presentation given to students of The University of Southampton by The Southampton Digichamps.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing basics. It discusses why businesses should use social media, the top social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest, what types of content to post, and tips for getting started. The document recommends businesses start with creating a Facebook page, telling customers about their presence, posting a mix of entertaining, useful and business content on a regular schedule, and using tools to automate and monitor their social media efforts.
Social networking online has become a popular trend for marketing careers and businesses. Social networking sites are evolving platforms that allow users to interact and connect. To effectively use social networking for business goals, one must determine specific goals like finding jobs, gaining brand exposure, or scouting potential employees. Then choose sites like LinkedIn, MySpace or Yahoo 360 and connect with potential customers, industry contacts, media, consultants and event organizers who can help achieve your goals. Maintaining an appealing profile and engaging with your network through new content is important to build relationships and see rewards over time.
My Refresh Austin April Prezo on: What is the buzz about Social Business? Is it the same as social media and is it here to stay?
Be entertained as Elizabeth Quintanilla shares her unique approach to tech, business and social media. Learn her distinct point of view of "Social Business" and learn about a valuable concept that should be in every tech, entrepreneurs, biz leaders, analysts, and marketers toolkit. Learn why all of us now wear multiple hats such as customer support, PR, marketing, and more in this current environment of Social Media. Remember Social Business helps you work smarter not harder all the while (if well implemented) more effective.
Presented by Elizabeth Quintanilla, Chief Marketing GunslingerMy Refresh Austin April Prezo on: What is the buzz about Social Business? Is it the same as social media and is it here to stay?
Be entertained as Elizabeth Quintanilla shares her unique approach to tech, business and social media. Learn her distinct point of view of "Social Business" and learn about a valuable concept that should be in every tech, entrepreneurs, biz leaders, analysts, and marketers toolkit. Learn why all of us now wear multiple hats such as customer support, PR, marketing, and more in this current environment of Social Media. Remember Social Business helps you work smarter not harder all the while (if well implemented) more effective.
Presented by Elizabeth Quintanilla, Chief Marketing Gunslinger
The Burrito Principle and Beyond: 10 Unique Marketing IdeasBuffer
How can a marketing idea or bit of advice stand out from the crowd?
We’ve certainly been eager to experiment with answers to this question—headlines, timing, frequency, etc. How about giving your great marketing idea its own name?
In this post we’ll explore 10 unique ideas to improve your marketing, each with a distinctly memorable name and concept.
A quick introduction on the main aspects of creating a social media strategy for your brand. A version of this presentation was conducted as part of the Startups Without Borders 2020 Summit. You can watch the session here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBvTK5yKWWo&t=693s
Sharing content with thousands of followers at once isn’t the only benefit of social media for business. Small businesses all over the world have been discovering the ways social media can contribute to success and growth in all areas of their companies.
The Secret To Social Media Success in 10 Easy StepsHeidi Cohen
Here's a super simple social media strategy to help you get big results for your business whether it's B2B, B2C, or not-for-profit.
The key to social media is to show up, be generous in your contributions and pay-it-forward. This holds true regardless the size of your business or its focus.
The reason to use social media is simple: To be part your prospect’s consideration set.
10 Steps of Social Media Marketing Cycle
1. Define your social media strategy
2. Develop your social media positioning
3. Create social media content
4. Optimize your content
5. Build your social media presence
6. Remember the business basics
7. Distribute your social media content
8. Develop relationships
9. Integrate social media across your organization
10. Measure social media results
The document discusses the basics of social media marketing, including how to use tools like blogs, social networks, and online communities to build credibility, distribute content, and attract potential customers through person-to-person engagement and sharing of valuable information. It provides tips for setting goals and strategies, positioning products, communicating one's message, and monitoring the results of social media campaigns. The overall focus is on understanding how social media works as a marketing channel and leveraging its capabilities effectively.
This document summarizes an article from the magazine "Global CMOTM" about a list of 50 marketing leaders over 50 years old compiled by Alan See. See reached out to his large network on Twitter to identify innovative senior marketers. Some of those featured discuss how they find new ideas, such as by listening to customers, reading widely, and paying attention to trends. Keeping an eye on the future requires understanding the past, embracing new technology, and filtering signals from noise. The list highlights experienced marketers still making important contributions to the industry.
Twitter fundamentals for Training ConsultantsEduardo Gomes
The document provides tips for using Twitter effectively, including listening to what others are saying, defining your online brand, and developing a social media strategy tied to business objectives. It recommends building and investing in your Twitter community by participating and becoming a trusted resource. The tips include growing your follower base through engaging content, following industry leaders, and using management tools to optimize your Twitter presence. The overall message is that an effective Twitter strategy focuses on providing value to others through connection and engagement.
10 tips to promote your content without spamming peopleMark Schaefer
The document provides 10 tips for promoting content online without spamming others. The tips include looking for questions to answer with your content, using social media channels to share relevant content with followers, including content links in your online profiles, igniting snippets of content for sharing, participating in link roundups, promoting new content within old popular content, joining content sharing clubs, and writing personal notes to industry bloggers about relevant content. The overall message is that content should be promoted organically by engaging with audiences and sharing value, rather than blasting messages out to people.
This document discusses strategies for effective word-of-mouth marketing. It outlines four key steps: 1) Make a target list of influencers in your industry or field. 2) Build a close-knit community on social media. 3) Establish yourself as a thought leader by sharing unique ideas. 4) Maintain consistency across all online platforms and communications to build trust. It provides examples from successful campaigns like P&G's "Thank You Mom" and Dollar Shave Club's viral video. The overall message is that word-of-mouth cannot be bought but must be earned through creative and strategic marketing efforts.
13 Ways to Make Selling Easy with LinkedInNoah Rickun
The document provides 13 ways to make selling easy using LinkedIn. The first way is to show up prepared for meetings with prospects by researching them on LinkedIn in advance. This includes finding connections, previous employment, education, interests and other details to ask engaging questions and find common ground. The second way is to allow your own reputation to precede you by optimizing your LinkedIn profile with a complete profile, good photo, recommendations and applications that provide more information about yourself to prospects.
Social media is about building relationships both online and offline. Relationships are built through sharing stories, passions, and experiences with others. When companies share the stories of their employees and brands with others online, they can build relationships with potential customers and users.
A collection of 13 social media trends you can expect to see in 2013.
Check out the 2014 version at: http://www.slideshare.net/AdamVincenzini/social-media-trends-2014
Answers common social media for business questions, like:
Why social media?
Who’s using it?
What works best for each platform?
What makes good content?
Quick Brainstorming
Common questions
Overcoming common challenges
Making sure the right audience gets your messages
With a focus on content ideas. Includes resources to DIY Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, Google Plus and SnapChat, as well paid social media advertising for business.
Delivered by Amy Neumann, Advance Ohio Digital Director, at MACC 031016.
Using Social Media To Enhance EmployabilityEllie Stringer
With 92% of recruiters using social media during the hiring process, it's vital that potential employers get the right first impression after Googling you. This means that managing your digital footprint is of utmost importance in ensuring that they see the side of you that you want them to.
This was a presentation given to students of The University of Southampton by The Southampton Digichamps.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing basics. It discusses why businesses should use social media, the top social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest, what types of content to post, and tips for getting started. The document recommends businesses start with creating a Facebook page, telling customers about their presence, posting a mix of entertaining, useful and business content on a regular schedule, and using tools to automate and monitor their social media efforts.
Social networking online has become a popular trend for marketing careers and businesses. Social networking sites are evolving platforms that allow users to interact and connect. To effectively use social networking for business goals, one must determine specific goals like finding jobs, gaining brand exposure, or scouting potential employees. Then choose sites like LinkedIn, MySpace or Yahoo 360 and connect with potential customers, industry contacts, media, consultants and event organizers who can help achieve your goals. Maintaining an appealing profile and engaging with your network through new content is important to build relationships and see rewards over time.
My Refresh Austin April Prezo on: What is the buzz about Social Business? Is it the same as social media and is it here to stay?
Be entertained as Elizabeth Quintanilla shares her unique approach to tech, business and social media. Learn her distinct point of view of "Social Business" and learn about a valuable concept that should be in every tech, entrepreneurs, biz leaders, analysts, and marketers toolkit. Learn why all of us now wear multiple hats such as customer support, PR, marketing, and more in this current environment of Social Media. Remember Social Business helps you work smarter not harder all the while (if well implemented) more effective.
Presented by Elizabeth Quintanilla, Chief Marketing GunslingerMy Refresh Austin April Prezo on: What is the buzz about Social Business? Is it the same as social media and is it here to stay?
Be entertained as Elizabeth Quintanilla shares her unique approach to tech, business and social media. Learn her distinct point of view of "Social Business" and learn about a valuable concept that should be in every tech, entrepreneurs, biz leaders, analysts, and marketers toolkit. Learn why all of us now wear multiple hats such as customer support, PR, marketing, and more in this current environment of Social Media. Remember Social Business helps you work smarter not harder all the while (if well implemented) more effective.
Presented by Elizabeth Quintanilla, Chief Marketing Gunslinger
The Burrito Principle and Beyond: 10 Unique Marketing IdeasBuffer
How can a marketing idea or bit of advice stand out from the crowd?
We’ve certainly been eager to experiment with answers to this question—headlines, timing, frequency, etc. How about giving your great marketing idea its own name?
In this post we’ll explore 10 unique ideas to improve your marketing, each with a distinctly memorable name and concept.
A quick introduction on the main aspects of creating a social media strategy for your brand. A version of this presentation was conducted as part of the Startups Without Borders 2020 Summit. You can watch the session here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBvTK5yKWWo&t=693s
Sharing content with thousands of followers at once isn’t the only benefit of social media for business. Small businesses all over the world have been discovering the ways social media can contribute to success and growth in all areas of their companies.
The Secret To Social Media Success in 10 Easy StepsHeidi Cohen
Here's a super simple social media strategy to help you get big results for your business whether it's B2B, B2C, or not-for-profit.
The key to social media is to show up, be generous in your contributions and pay-it-forward. This holds true regardless the size of your business or its focus.
The reason to use social media is simple: To be part your prospect’s consideration set.
10 Steps of Social Media Marketing Cycle
1. Define your social media strategy
2. Develop your social media positioning
3. Create social media content
4. Optimize your content
5. Build your social media presence
6. Remember the business basics
7. Distribute your social media content
8. Develop relationships
9. Integrate social media across your organization
10. Measure social media results
The document discusses the basics of social media marketing, including how to use tools like blogs, social networks, and online communities to build credibility, distribute content, and attract potential customers through person-to-person engagement and sharing of valuable information. It provides tips for setting goals and strategies, positioning products, communicating one's message, and monitoring the results of social media campaigns. The overall focus is on understanding how social media works as a marketing channel and leveraging its capabilities effectively.
This document summarizes an article from the magazine "Global CMOTM" about a list of 50 marketing leaders over 50 years old compiled by Alan See. See reached out to his large network on Twitter to identify innovative senior marketers. Some of those featured discuss how they find new ideas, such as by listening to customers, reading widely, and paying attention to trends. Keeping an eye on the future requires understanding the past, embracing new technology, and filtering signals from noise. The list highlights experienced marketers still making important contributions to the industry.
Twitter fundamentals for Training ConsultantsEduardo Gomes
The document provides tips for using Twitter effectively, including listening to what others are saying, defining your online brand, and developing a social media strategy tied to business objectives. It recommends building and investing in your Twitter community by participating and becoming a trusted resource. The tips include growing your follower base through engaging content, following industry leaders, and using management tools to optimize your Twitter presence. The overall message is that an effective Twitter strategy focuses on providing value to others through connection and engagement.
Social Business Boot Camp & Networking Happy Hour Benefiting National Breast Cancer Foundation March 4th, 2010 @ the Aloft Hotel Downtown Dallas
Event MC: Ori Bengal - Getting Out There - From A Guy Who Is REALLY Out There!
Twitter Event #SocialBBC
Edit, Record and Create Beautiful Videos Instantly + Host, Play & Market Your Own or CLIENT Videos For Evergreen Income WITHOUT Any Special Skills, Experience, Or Learning Curve
This document provides tips for promoting yourself both online and offline. It discusses using online platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and YouTube to establish an online presence and tell your story. Offline tips include making a good first impression through polite engagement, asking questions to build connections, exchanging business cards, and following up on contacts through persistence. The overall message is the importance of selling yourself consistently across online and offline channels to create opportunities.
The document discusses how to use social media, like blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter, to help build a business and brand. It provides tips on engaging with customers online, driving traffic to websites, networking, and developing an online presence and brand through consistent social media use. The key is to listen to customers, engage and share valuable content regularly, and use different social media platforms to connect with others in your industry or area of interest.
This document discusses the evolution of social media from the late 1990s to the present. It notes that in the late 1990s, the internet offered a new way to communicate through AOL IM, chat rooms, online gaming and dating. By the late 2000s, the internet became a "megaphone" with the rise of platforms like MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Foursquare. It also discusses some of the challenges that arose as brands and promoted accounts entered social media spaces. The document provides lessons on establishing transparency, relevance, usefulness and simplicity in social media interactions.
This document provides tips for how meeting planners can use social media to promote themselves and their events. It recommends using platforms like blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to connect with potential clients, build expertise in your field, and drive traffic to your website. The key is to engage with others by sharing valuable content, listening, and developing relationships over time through social media rather than just self-promoting.
Social media is about engagement and interaction between people using online platforms. It encompasses various technologies and applications like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs. While social media started as a way for people to connect, it has now evolved into a powerful marketing tool for businesses to engage with customers, build their brand, and spread content virally. The key is to listen to your audience, engage with them authentically, and create shareable content that appeals to a wide network.
This document provides 5 tips and tools for taking a personal brand to the next level in one's early 20s. The tips are to: 1) Export LinkedIn contacts and share valuable content with your target market; 2) Write super-specific content and use Facebook dark posts to target specific audiences; 3) Search Twitter for discussions about your topic and engage authentically; 4) Reach out to other content producers and offer free help with no expectations; and 5) Use Canva to design graphics for social media to look more professional. The document emphasizes finding your target audience, listening to them, and providing value before promoting yourself.
The document provides tips for using Twitter for business purposes. It explains that Twitter can be used to monitor brands, develop brand awareness, announce deals, and promote expertise. It then offers advice on setting up a profile, following others, engaging in conversations, using hashtags and links, responding to tweets, and balancing self-promotion with sharing expertise. The overall message is that Twitter is a useful professional networking tool when used appropriately.
This document summarizes a presentation about using social media for equine assisted organizations. It discusses what social media is, common objections to using it, and guidelines for an effective social media strategy. The presentation recommends establishing objectives, choosing key platforms like Facebook and Twitter, dedicating staff time, integrating social media into your website and blog, engaging followers by asking questions and responding promptly, and monitoring insights. It provides examples from the speaker's organization and advises organizations to claim their voice in online conversations through social media.
This document provides an overview of how social media has changed marketing from outbound interruption-based approaches to inbound approaches where interested customers seek out information. It discusses the difference between old "outbound" marketing like print ads, mailers and cold calls versus new "inbound" marketing like search engine optimization, blogs and social networks. Specific social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Foursquare are explained along with tips for setting up business profiles and pages on each platform. The importance of video, analytics and search engine visibility are also covered.
John See - Revolutionary War Veteran and PioneerAlan See
John See was captured at age 6 during the Muddy Creek Massacre in 1763. He and his family were taken captive by Shawnee Chief Cornstalk and brought to Old Town, Ohio. After 2.5 years, John was adopted by a Shawnee family and did not want to return to his biological family. However, he was eventually released with other captives due to pressure from the British. John had difficulty readjusting to white society and maintained attachments to his Shawnee family. He later served in the American Revolutionary War and received land in Indiana for his service.
John See was the 4th great-grandfather of the author. He was killed in the 1763 Muddy Creek Massacre near present-day Lewisburg, West Virginia during Pontiac's Rebellion when Shawnee warriors attacked and killed settlers. John's mother Catherine was taken captive along with other women and children. She demonstrated great courage and strength on the difficult march to Ohio, saving her younger children by knocking a warrior off a horse meant for them to ride. Upon arriving at the Shawnee village, Catherine continued to impress the warriors with her bravery and resilience.
The Most Influential CMOs to Follow in 2023Alan See
Alan See is a recognized influencer in marketing, having received awards from Forbes and the American Marketing Association. He draws on his experience in sales and marketing from his father's business. See emphasizes developing trust with customers through building emotional bonds and relationships. He believes the most important trends in marketing involve creating customer relationships through content and social media to drive engagement. See stresses the importance of lifelong learning and adapting to changing technologies and customer needs.
Alan See is an experienced CMO and founder of CMO Temps, LLC. He has obtained BBA and MBA degrees from Abilene Christian University. As CMO, he takes pride in developing strategies that he is passionate about and believes in. Mr. See has received recognition from Forbes, the American Marketing Association, and Marquis Who's Who for his expertise in marketing, content marketing, social media marketing, and as a lifetime achievement award recipient. He began his career in sales and understands the sales process, which helps him develop effective marketing strategies. Mr. See founded CMO Temps to provide CMO expertise to organizations not ready for a full-time hire. He believes in agility and leveraging freel
The document discusses how the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act in the US has sparked a "green arms race" globally as countries seek to compete for investments in clean energy and technology. The IRA provides large subsidies that could draw investments away from other nations. In response, the UK, EU, and Canada have all recently announced new policy packages and incentives of their own aimed at remaining competitive with the US for attracting green businesses and investments. The competition is expected to significantly boost global investment in decarbonization efforts over the coming years.
OHSSAR - The Country Bulletin - Spring 2023Alan See
The Ohio Society SAR welcomes dignitaries to its 134th annual meeting in May, including the President General and other national officers. The meeting will feature recognition of chapters' accomplishments. The society's president encourages members to stay connected through in-person events after the challenges of the pandemic. Upcoming 250th anniversary celebrations of Revolutionary War events provide an opportunity to educate the public about American history and patriotism.
This document discusses strategies for building a learning organization through talent development. It emphasizes the importance of aligning employee goals with organizational goals, providing skills training, and enabling talent mobility across roles. Goal alignment is crucial to ensure employees are focused on the right priorities. Formal training is sometimes necessary to develop skills as business needs change. The document also stresses that talent mobility, goal alignment, and skills development should be coordinated strategies to maximize employee engagement, productivity and company performance.
Social Media Marketing for Small Business - The After-party DiscussionAlan See
Alan See, a recognized expert in social media marketing, will host an after-party discussion for small businesses on their social media strategies. The discussion will provide insights on why initial goals of free word-of-mouth marketing leading to increased sales through platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter may not have panned out as expected. Attendees can learn what should have been considered before beginning social media activities. The event is on April 24th for the Rotary Club of Westchester/Liberty.
Alan See is a Sr. Vice President at AberdeenGroup who focuses his research on business intelligence strategies and technologies that help companies analyze customer and business operation data to make better decisions. His current research examines how business intelligence is evolving to provide a more holistic view of business strategy and the customer experience. He has over 25 years of industry experience and holds BBA and MBA degrees from Abilene Christian University.
The document describes a CRM Index created by CGEY to assess companies' customer relationship management (CRM) capabilities. CGEY conducted a survey of over 300 marketing, sales, and customer service executives across various industries to develop the Index. The Index measures companies on two dimensions: mindset (strategy and customer philosophy) and connectivity (process and infrastructure). It places companies into nine categories based on where they fall on these dimensions.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) aims to maximize customer intelligence to drive profitable growth through acquisition, penetration and retention. Effective CRM requires customer analytics to understand customers and improve returns. CGE&Y's Intelligent Customer Growth approach provides a single view of customers, robust analytics and closed-loop performance management to help companies better understand customers and make data-driven decisions.
The document discusses building a "Marketing-Ready Enterprise" through the use of customer intelligence. It summarizes research from SAS and Aberdeen Group finding that companies adopting comprehensive customer lifecycle marketing practices are over 3 times more likely to report over 50% higher return on marketing investment. Building high levels of integration across targeting, acting, planning and learning functions allows companies to better acquire, retain and expand customer relationships in a profitable manner.
The document is a report from Larry Nicholson of Seapine Software to Apple summarizing the results of a quality-ready assessment of Apple's software development organization. It defines four levels of quality readiness - novice, intermediate, advanced, and expert. It analyzes Apple's results and provides recommendations in key areas of tracking, testing, automation, and change management for Apple to improve processes and achieve expert level quality-readiness. The recommendations include adopting integrated ALM tools to improve collaboration, enforce processes, automate testing and issue/change management, and ensure compliance.
Unlock the secrets to enhancing your digital presence with our masterclass on mastering online visibility. Learn actionable strategies to boost your brand, optimize your social media, and leverage SEO. Transform your online footprint into a powerful tool for growth and engagement.
Key Takeaways:
1. Effective techniques to increase your brand's visibility across various online platforms.
2. Strategies for optimizing social media profiles and content to maximize reach and engagement.
3. Insights into leveraging SEO best practices to improve search engine rankings and drive organic traffic.
Can you kickstart content marketing when you have a small team or even a team of one? Why yes, you can! Dennis Shiao, founder of marketing agency Attention Retention will detail how to draw insights from subject matter experts (SMEs) and turn them into articles, bylines, blog posts, social media posts and more. He’ll also share tips on content licensing and how to establish a webinar program. Attend this session to learn how to make an impact with content marketing even when you have a small team and limited resources.
Key Takeaways:
- You don't need a large team to start a content marketing program
- A webinar program yields a "one-to-many" approach to content creation
- Use partnerships and licensing to create new content assets
Build marketing products across the customer journey to grow your business and build a relationship with your customer. For example you can build graders, calculators, quizzes, recommendations, chatbots or AR apps. Things like Hubspot's free marketing grader, Moz's site analyzer, VenturePact's mobile app cost calculator, new york times's dialect quiz, Ikea's AR app, L'Oreal's AR app and Nike's fitness apps. All of these examples are free tools that help drive engagement with your brand, build an audience and generate leads for your core business by adding value to a customer during a micro-moment.
Key Takeaways:
Learn how to use specific GPTs to help you Learn how to build your own marketing tools
Generate marketing ideas for your business How to think through and use AI in marketing
How AI changes the marketing game
We’ve entered a new era in digital. Search and AI are colliding, in more ways than one. And they all have major implications for marketers.
• SEOs now use AI to optimize content.
• Google now uses AI to generate answers.
• Users are skipping search completely. They can now use AI to get answers. So AI has changed everything …or maybe not. Our audience hasn’t changed. Their information needs haven’t changed. Their perception of quality hasn’t changed. In reality, the most important things haven’t changed at all. In this session, you’ll learn the impact of AI. And you’ll learn ways that AI can make us better at the classic challenges: getting discovered, connecting through content and staying top of mind with the people who matter most. We’ll use timely tools to rebuild timeless foundations. We’ll do better basics, but with the most advanced techniques. Andy will share a set of frameworks, prompts and techniques for better digital basics, using the latest tools of today. And in the end, Andy will consider - in a brief glimpse - what might be the biggest change of all, and how to expand your footprint in the new digital landscape.
Key Takeaways:
How to use AI to optimize your content
How to find topics that algorithms love
How to get AI to mention your content and your brand
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Key Takeaways:
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Did you know that while 50% of content on the internet is in English, English only makes up 26% of the world’s spoken language? And yet 87% of customers won’t buy from an English only website.
Uncover the immense potential of communicating with customers in their own language and learn how translation holds the key to unlocking global growth. Join Smartling CEO, Bryan Murphy, as he reveals how translation software can streamline the translation process and seamlessly integrate into your martech stack for optimal efficiency. And that's not all – he’ll also share some inspiring success stories and practical tips that will turbocharge your multilingual marketing efforts!
Key takeaways:
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Advanced Storytelling Concepts for MarketersEd Shimp
Every marketer knows you’re supposed to tell a story, but do you know how to tell a story? Do you know why you’re supposed to tell a story? Do you even truly know what a story is? While many marketing presentations emphasize the value of mythic storytelling, the nuts and bolts of actually constructing a story are never explored.
The goal of marketing may be to achieve specific KPIs that drive sales, which is very objective, but the top of the marketing funnel requires a softer approach. In our data-driven results-oriented fast-paced world, marketers must quantify results, but those results will never be achieved unless prospects are first approached with humanity.
There is a common misunderstanding that the so-called “soft skills” of marketing such as language and art are unmeasurable and subjective, but while the objective measures of market research are merely 100 years old, the rules of aesthetics have been perfected over the last 2,500 years.
Great story construction is a skill that requires significant knowledge and practice. This presentation will be a review of the ancient art of story construction.
We will discuss:
• Rhetoric – The art of effective communication
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Breaking Silos To Break Bank: Shattering The Divide Between Search And SocialNavah Hopkins
At Mozcon 2024 I shared this deck on bridging the divide between search and social. We began by acknowledging that search-first marketers are used to different rules of engagement than social marketers. We also looked at how both channels treat creative, audiences, bidding/budgeting, and AI. We finished by going through how they can win together including UTM audits, harvesting comments from both to inform creative, and allowing for non-login forums to be part of your marketing strategy.
I themed this deck using Baldur's Gate 3 characters: Gale as Search and Astarion as Social
Breaking Silos To Break Bank: Shattering The Divide Between Search And Social
50 Marketing Leaders Over 50 You Should Know
1. 2013 Version
50 Marketing Leaders Over 50 You Should Know
You’re nevertooyoungor too oldif you’ve gottalent
By AlanSee
Let’srecognize thatage has little todowithability. You’re nevertooyoungortoo oldif you’ve got
talent. Inthe marketingworld,AdvertisingAge andDirectMarketingNewshave their40 Under40 lists.
Forbeshastheir30 Under 30. Thisblogpost counterbalanceswith 50whoare over50 because to my
knowledge alistof thisnature hasneverbeenpublished.
Now,before Ipresentmy 50 letme provide some backgrounddetails. Yes,incase youare wondering,I
am over50, and thisgroup was mainly pulledtogetherthroughmypersonal Twitterfollowers. I’m
currentlyrankedasthe 3rd
most followedChiefMarketingOfficeronTwitterby Social MediaMarketing
Magazine. Since I have nearly60K followersIwasconfident there would be atleast50 profiles
representingmarketingleadersover50 yearsof age that are innovativeandstill doingremarkable work.
I justneededtoidentify them,andwell …getthemtoadmittheywere over50! I alsowanted to ask
themtwoquestions:
1. How and where do you findinnovative ideas?
2. What’sthe best way to keepyour eye on the future?
It has beenaninteresting andfun processtoputtogetherthese namesbecause I’velearnedsome
thingsaboutmy TwitternetworkthatIdidn’tknow,andI’ll be a bettermarketerforit. Anadditional
side benefitI’ve gained isanappreciationformycontacts inthe 40-50 age range who’ve reachedoutto
helpme withprofile suggestions. Theyare not old enoughtomake my listandtheyare too oldforthe
others,butthey were still readytohelp. It’stoughbeinginnoman’sland,so thanksgang!
Thisprojecthas takenlongerthanI expectedasthisgroupisverybusy,and notall were eagerto
anticipate follow-uptweets andcontactfromthe AARP! Inorder to make the lista little easiertodigest
I’ll be breakingindownintoseveral postssostaytunedforthe complete group. Inthe meantime,here
isthe firstbatch in no particularorder.
Jill Konrath
@jillkonrath
TwitterFollowers: 12,893
Title:PresidentandFounder
Company: JILL KONRATH
Website: www.jillkonrath.com
1. I’man ideajunkie.Ilove learningaboutfreshstrategiesboth inside&outside myprofessionand
industry.The bestideascome fromthe mash-ups.
2. Look to the youngerpeople!Theirperspectivesandapproacheshelpme see thingsdifferently.And,
whencombinedwithyourhard-earnedwisdom, itvirtuallyassuresthatyoustaya game-changer.
2. Jay Brokamp
@JayBrokamp
TwitterFollowers:227
Title:PresidentandFounder
Company:docustar
Website:http://www.docustar.com/
1. I've become a studentof understandinghow the ideainthe cornerwill impactthe trendsinthe big
booth.I looktowardpeople andcompaniestryingtoleverageconvergingrailsof technology.I've
appliedwhatIsee to ourbusinessmodel andsoftware development.
2. I listentoandtry to understandthe challengesbusinessesare confrontedwithandwhy.Ifindthat
by tackingthe technologiescorporationsare investinginandunderstandingwhytheyare successful
or perhapsmore importantly,notassuccessful ashoped,givesme awindow intothe talentand
serviceswhichwillbe indemand.
Joan Schneider
@schneiderpr
TwitterFollowers:2,206
Title:PresidentandFounder
Company:SchneiderAssociates
Website:http://www.schneiderpr.com/
1. Go to museums,lecturesatHarvardBusinessSchool andtravel the US and the world—preferablyon
a motorcycle.
2. Don’tsit inyour office,getoutandtalkto people of all different stripes,stayuponthe news(TV,
newspapers,online,Twitter),take auniversityclassandhire lotsof interns.
Michael Libbie
@MichaelLibbie
TwitterFollowers: 2,858
Title:Owner
Company:InsightCubed
Website: http://insightcubed.com/
1. I watch consumersandpayclose attentiontotheirbuyinghabitsandthenmatchthose
needs/wants/desirestoourclient'sproductsorservices;creatingvisualsandtextthatmatchesthe
consumer.
2. Read...nearlyeverything. We alsouse Twittertoscan variouskey-words,Facebooktocatcha sense,
YouTube to see what'shot andfollow otherleadersinthe industrieswe touch.
ChristopherDonald
@EmailMadMan
TwitterFollowers: 993
3. Title:Strategist
Company:Inbox Group - Indiemark
Website:http://www.inboxgroup.com/
1. I listen! Tomosteveryone Ican inmy industry(Email Marketing) andreadalot. I readblogposts,
whitepapers,listenontwitterandbooks. Ialsotalka lotto those muchyoungerthat me that might
have a betterpulse on“what’snew”and whatthe cool kidsare doing.
2. AgainI listen! There alwaysseemstobe new companiescomingupwithnew toolsorintegration
that give benefittothe email marketingindustry. Itry to be openabout new optionstobe more
effectivewithdata,testing,andcreative. AgainIkeepthe youngercrowdclose. Itseemsaswe get
olderwe geta little setinour ways,we become lessopentooutside influence,Itryto be openas
possible tohearingaboutandunderstandinghow peopleconnectwithbusinesses. Whetheritbe
withemail,social,mobile,etc. I’mopentolearningfromothers.
Jim Ducharme
@hugeheadca
TwitterFollowers:1,141
Title:CommunityDirector
Company:GetResponse Email Marketing
Website:www.GetResponse.com
1. Everyone hastheirownsocial mediapoisonIthink.Some folksare naturalsforFacebook,othersare
more visual andpreferPinterestandsome like me,are Twitteroriented.Twitterremindsme of my
olddays withCBRadio,but it hasthe addedadvantage of allowingforbetterfilteringandcurating
of content.Aswell,it'sagreat "now"surveillance mediumjustlike CBwas.Itbegsthe question:
What are youthinkingordoingrightnow?
2. Boomershave an advantage whenitcomesto"seeing the future"because (toparaphrase Tom
Chapin) we cansee where we are and we know where we've been.Havingperspectivegivesyou
foresight. If youare over50 andyou can put digital intoananalogframe of reference,youare
aheadof the game.If you realize thatpeople make the digital wordandnotthe otherway around
thenyouare milesahead.We aren'tso muchexploringnew territoryaswe are exploringold
territory(ourselves)innewways.So,knowingwhere we'vebeengivesone anadvantage inbeing
able to see where we are going.Because social isnotaboutthe technology,butabouthow we use it
and humannature doesn'tchange as fastas technologydoes.
Mark Shevitz
@SJI_Inc
TwitterFollowers:221
Title:President
Company:SJI,Inc
Website: http://www.sji-inc.com/
1. In thisbusinessof developingideasandcampaigns,findingplaceswhere mymindisopentocreate
and observe isimportant. Drivingisone of them. The otherisat retail - amongproductsand
purchasers(malls,grocery,etc.).And,of course,beingaware of what'strendingon relevantsocial
platforms.
4. 2. I speakregularlyatuniversities,sobeingaroundayoungergenerationiskey. Collegestudentsand
20-somethingshave theirownideasaboutpurchasingandare justcomingintotheirownas
influencers.Tome,these are the thoughtleadersof the future, soit'sworthkeepinganeye onwho
/ whattheyperceive asthe trends,brandsandinnovatorsof tomorrow.
JeffreyPeel
@JeffreyPeel
TwitterFollowers:2,812
Title: ManagingDirector
Company:QuadrigaConsultingLtd
Website:www.quadco.co.uk
1. I firmlybelievethe bestwaytogetideasisto go out and chat with people. Irecommendjust
'gettingout'to my clientandorganise 'meetand drinks'chats with customers,partnersandstart-
ups.
2. It's impossible topredictthe future. Tryingispointless. Butmeet people whomightjustcreate the
productsof the future isa great wayto get a sense of what'spossible.
JeffOgden
@fearlesscomp
TwitterFollowers:4,985
Title:President
Company:FindNewCustomers
Website:http://findnewcustomers.com/about/
1. That's a slamdunk, Alan.I createdandhost the popularshow MarketingMade Simple TV,soIfind
the most interestingguests.Case inpoint,whenIwasofferedachance to presentaTED-like talkto a big
meeting,Iusedthe ideasIlearnedfromthe ladyonmy show RobbinPhillips,CourageousCEOof Brains
on Fire.
2. Networklike crazy,Meetcool people,likeyou,Alan. Readalot.Write blogposts.Go to meetings.
Social mediaopensahuge worldof contacts.
Emily R. Coleman,Ph.D.
@e_r_coleman
TwitterFollowers:771
Title:President
Company:CAM,Inc.
Website:www.colemanmgt.com
1. I findideasall overthe place. Ithinkthe keyis to keepyourmindopenandnot be overawedbythe
commonwisdom. Basically,itisnotthat hardto innovate if youdon'tfeel aneedto follow the
crowd. The purpose of marketing,afterall,istogetyour company/product/service/ideasnoticed.
You can't do that if you standfirmlyinthe middle of whateveryoneelseisdoing. Andthe purpose
of innovatingistoincrease revenues,let'snotforgetthat.
5. 2. Trendsare the consequence of millionsof peoplemakingpersonal decisionsfortheirownreasons.
The keyto understandingthe future istounderstandwhypeople are actingthe waytheydo.
Marketerscan influence fads,buttheyhave tofollow andanticipate - andunderstandthe
underlyingreasonsfor- trends.
Brad Shorr
@BradShorr
TwitterFollowers:9,117
Title:Directorof B2B Marketing
Company:StraightNorth
Website: http://www.straightnorth.com
1. I don't considermyself especiallycreative,butI'mgoodat recognizinggreat ideasinconversationor
throughreading(blogpostsmainly,thesedays),andthen adaptingthemtomybusiness.Ittakesafair
amountof workthough. In orderto appreciate greatideas,youhave tosiftthroughall of the many bad
onesas well.
2. Same answeras number1: talkto people andread.The struggle Ihave isgettingoutof my comfort
zone and talkingtopeople whoare younger,older,andwhohave radicallydifferentoutlooksfrom
mine.Thisiswhere blogshave beenso helpful.Engagingwithbloggershasconnectedme withvery
smart people I neverwouldhave interactedwithotherwise.
Barbara Fowler
@BarbFow50
TwitterFollowers: 611
Title:NortheastManagingPartner,CMO
Company:Chief Outsiders
Website:http://www.chiefoutsiders.com/
1. I getup earlyeveryday-upby5-andfor 2 hours or so,I read. I have the bestblogsinmy google
readerand getso manyinnovative ideasthere.FromStrategy-Business,toSEOMozto Kissmetrics,Fast
Companyto the HBR, readinggivesme the mostinsightintonew anddifferentideas.(If youneedlinks,I
have them)
2. Be opento it.I hate itwhenpeople saythatas youget older,yougetmore setin yourways.I think
youcan, but do nothave to. I like toexplore new ideas,listentopeoplewhoare completelyopposedto
howI thinkand imagine,"Whatlife experiences,whatteaching,whatmade themhave those opinions?I
believein"Assume the bestintentionsof other,Seekfirsttounderstandtheirpointof view "andthat
keepsmyeye onthe future.
Steve Kirstein
@steveonprocess
TwitterFollowers:394
Title:Directorof Marketing
Company:OnProcessTechnology
Website:http://www.onprocess.com/
6. 1. Depends onwhatkindsof ideasyou’re referringto - marketingtechnology/tools/processes –blogs,
twitter,inboundemailsfromvendors,etc.Forcreative concepts –everywhere!
2. Keepbotheyesopen –don’tdependonany one source,medium, channel,process,concept –and
alwaysbe willingtochallenge yourownbeliefs,preconceptions,SOPs.
Doug Mow
@DougMow
TwitterFollowers:1,431
Title:Chief MarketingOfficer
Company:CourionCorporation
Website: http://www.courion.com/
1. Innovationisastate of mind,nota place or a process. I findinnovativeideasall aroundme by
observinglifeandimaginingthe artof the possible.
2. It soundstrite,butthe bestway to keepyoureye onthe future isby imaginingit,lookingthrough
the windshieldandnotthe rear view mirror.
Adrea Rubin
@adrearubin
TwitterFollowers:1,707
Title:CEO
Company:AdreaRubinMedia,Inc.
Website:www.adrearubin.com
1. I consume a varietyof content(industryevents/trade shows,industrynewsletters,social media
feeds,etc.) tolearnabout currentissues/challengesfacingmycurrentandprospective clients.Itie that
informationbacktomy nearly40 years of experience ininsurance/financial servicesmarketingand,
fromthat, generate ideas.
2. By embracingtechnologyanditsinfluence on industrytrends. Also,bystayingcurrentwith
legislative changesthatimpacthowinsurance/financial servicesmarketersacquire new customers,
especiallyinthe boomers/age50+ space.
Dyan Bryson
@InspiredHealth_
TwitterFollowers:534
Title:ManagingDirector
Company:InspiredHealthStrategies,LLC
Website - www.patientadherence.com
1. I getmy innovative ideasthroughmuchresearch, participatingin conversationsanddiscussionson
LinkedInandTwitteraswell as face-to-face meetingsandevents.Imatchthisinputwithmy
personal experience- basicallyunderstandingthe problemsIhave identifiedand developing
solutionsbasedonwhatIhave learned.
7. 2. The bestway to keepmyeye onthe future isthe same use of social mediaandnetworkingbutalso
watchingindustriesotherthanmine tosee whatisworkingthere andanticipatingthe use of process
and systemsin myindustry.So,a lotof benchmarkingthrougheverywaypossible!
David Newberry
@davidnewbs
TwitterFollowers:168
Title:GroupMarketingOfficer
Company:PitneyBowesSoftware
Website:www.pb.com/software
1. Innovationissupportedbydiversityandcollaboration.A few tips:
Give vendors5 minutesof yourtime.Itislikelythattheircompanyhasa numberof innovative
ideaswhichunderpintheirvalue proposition.
Encourage your teams to focuson outcomesratherthanactivitiesandthereforeprovidethem
withan environmentwhere theycanthinkoutof the box.
Collaborate acrossdepartmentsandgeographiessomanymore diverse viewpointsare captured
and considered.
2. Spendmore time withclientsonbetterunderstandingwhatiskeepingthemupatnight.
Form strongrelationshipswithasmall numberof the peercompanieswhoare conveyingleading-edge
thinkingandbestpractice. Networkandnetwork,youcanneverlistenenoughorhave toomany
viewpointsorideas.
Kay Ross
@KayRoss
TwitterFollowers: 3,800
Title:Marketingconsultant&coach, editorandcopywriter.
Company:KayRoss Marketing
Website:http://www.kayross.com/
1. I readvoraciouslyabouta wide varietyof topics:marketing,philosophy,psychology,neuroscience,
design,social media,theatre,healing,language,travel,fiction,trendsinbusinessandsociety...AndI
performcomedy improvisation,whichbuildsmyskillatspottingunlikelyconnectionsbetween
unexpectedthings.
2. There is no future;there'sonlyNOW.Keepyoureye onwhat'shappeningnow.
Ken Rutsky
@Jayrutz
TwitterFollowers:600
Title:Go to Market ThoughtLeader
Company: KJR Associates,Inc
Website:kjrassociates.com
1. Insightfromand through my clientsandtheirchallenges.
2. Alwaysthinkhowyoucan make your customer’slivesandbusinesses better.
8. Scott Doniger
@scottd44
TwitterFollowers:333
Title:SeniorVice President,StrategyandServices
Company:Sprinklr
Website:www.sprinklr.com
1. Create mindspace (forme,it'sworkingoutand/orlistening tomusic) sothatmy unconsciousmindis
free tosolve problems while myconsciousmindrechargesandregeneratesthe unconscious with
stimulatinglife.
a. Voraciouslysnackongreat"content" i.e., reada lot
b. Asktough questionsof reallysmartpeople where:
i. My social community(mostly smart, snarkypeople)
ii. Diverse connections -- young,old,andmostly notinmyindustry
2. Make sense of the pastin the propercontextof what I'm tryingtodo in the future.
a. Askgreat questions/interrogate the world
b. Create a listof signpostsandsignalsthatmightbe indicators of true future vs.flashes --
beingactive inthiswaytypically enablesme tofiltersignal fromnoise.
Ari Sherman
@ariwrite
TwitterFollowers:451
Title:Creative Director,copywriter
Company: Ari Sherman,advertising,formerlyof FrankfurtGipsBalkind
Website:arisherman.wordpress.com
1. My favorite ideascome fromlettingthe problemsolvingprocessplayout.Quicklyeliminatingthe
obvioussolutionsallowsreal freshthinkingtopercolate intoideas. The onesthatexcite me are the ones
I run with.
2. I thinkan eye to the future meansrealizingit'salreadyhere.Soengage voraciouslywiththe now.
Look at what'sout there that's cuttingedge,figure outwhatmakesitdistinct,andalwaysremember
you're as much a part of itas anyone.
Donald Lambert
@3msage
TwitterFollowers: 69
Title:Consultant
Company: Management,Marketing,Media
Website:www.3msage.com
1. Observation,Listening,Brainstorming:Takingacareful,thoughtful andactive interestinthe
questionthatneedstobe answered. Learning:After25 yearsinbroadcast communications
management,Idecidedtoreturntouniversityandcompletethe degreeuncompletedyearsearlier.
9. I founditinvigoratingbeingsurroundedbymanybrightyoungpeoplewhowere eagertotell me
that thisor that isnot howthingsare lookedattoday. I have triedto gleanthe bestof the bestfrom
the experience. Readandwatchmoviesforknowledge,stimulationandinspiration.
2. Nurture Optimism:Alwaysbelieve there are hope anda future thatcan be betterthantodayor
yesterday. Embrace Discontentment:Revel insuccessesbrieflyandmove onknowingtoday’s
innovationcanbe improved. Fosteranenvironmentof forgiveness:Innovationcanonlyoccur
where stumbling,fallingandperiodicmisdirectionis acceptedaspartand parcel to tryingnew
things.Keeptrying.Referbackto the 1st point.
John Caldwell
@jacaldwell
TwitterFollowers:1,812
Title:Principal
Company:RedPill Email
Website:http://RedPillEmail.com
1. I try to pay attentiontothe worldaroundme. My oldestsonat 27 is an Internetnative,andalotof
ideascome fromhe and hisfriends. My youngestsonat2 providesinspirationashe adaptshisworldto
hisspecial needs. One of mybestresourcesismywife,the consummate (anover-usedbutappropriate
word) shopper;whatshe buys,whatshe doesn't,andwhyis alwaysan enigma. Oh,and realityTV....
2. By understandingthe pastand the present;learningfromourownandother's mistakes;andnot
beingdistractedbythe little thingsthatare easilydistracting. Watchingandlisteningtopeople of all
ageswhile keepingwatchforinnovativeideasthatimprovepeople'squalityof life atdifferentstages
throughoutlife.
Karen Shields
@MarComMgr
TwitterFollowers:33
Title:PublicInformationOfficer/CommunicationsManager
Company: Gwinnett,Newton&Rockdale CountyHealthDepartments
Website:www.gnrhealth.com
1. I findinnovativeideasbydoingthingsthathelpstopandemptymymind. If my mindisbusyand
filled,there isnotime orroom forinnovation. Walkingoutside,meditating, playingthe piano,
reading- all of those give me pause andhelpmymindmake room forinnovation. Where isin
nature,musicand solitude.
2. The bestway to keepyoureye onthe future isto engage it. Talk to the future - the younger
generation. "Kids"intheir20sare bright. Theyare techsavvy. Theytotallyembrace new. Always
wonder.. . alwayslearn. . . and always - as a three-yearoldwoulddo - ask WHY?
Andrew(Andy) Rudin
@andy_rudin
TwitterFollowers:1,774
Title:ManagingPrincipal
Company:Outside Technologies,Inc.
Website:http://www.outsidetechnologies.com
10. 1. I findinnovationbyquestioningthe statusquo.WhenIhear "that's the wayit's alwaysbeendone,"or
"here are the rulesforX,Y, or Z,"I get hot andbothered.
2. Be constantlycurious.Focusonlifelonglearning.Read.Seekthe companyof people whoare smart,
worldlyandtalented.Take online courses.Goback to school.Write aboutsomethingyouwanttoknow
more about.Become fluentinanotherlanguage.Travel.
Drew Neisser
@DrewNeisser
TwitterFollowers:6,196
Title:CEOand Founder
Company:Renegade,LLC
Website:http://www.renegade.com
1. Howand where doyou findinnovative ideas? Forme,itstarts witha voraciouscuriosityabout
randomfacts, relevant trendsandpersonal passionspursuedviaall available media.Fromthere, it'sa
matterof trickingthe brainto connectseeminglydisparate dots intosomethingfresh.
2. What's the bestwayto keepyoureye on the future? Talkingwithforward-thinkingpeople andthen
forcingyouto turn these conversationsintocogentif notprescientarticles.
Jim Lyons
@jflyons
TwitterFollowers:2,871
Title:Writer/Analyst/Blogger
Company:JLA (formerlyHP,LyraResearch)
Website: http://jimlyonsobservations.com/
1. I have alwaysbeenabig consumerof news - national,world,local,sports, entertainment,business,
technology - andnowfindSocial Media,especiallyTwitter,tobe a great source of inspiration(to
where itleadsme,actually).Recently,IheardIra Glasstalk,and directedadvice toaspiring
journalistsandwriters,butitholdsforall of us, at any stage.He said,youneedto spendhalf your
time pokingaround("turningoverrocks"ismyfavorite wayto putit) so the other half of the time
youhave somethingtowrite about!
2. I have alwaysbeenanearlyadopter(atleastinmany categories) - nothinglikehands-on
experiencestoascertainsomething'simpactonthe future.
Bill McCloskey
@billmccloskey
TwitterFollowers:1,392
Title:Founder
Company:OnlyInfluencers,LLC
Website:http://www.onlyinfluencers.com
11. 1. Innovative ideascome tome mostoftenwhenI'mdoingsomethingnotrelatedtobusiness.Soaking
ina tub,driving,walking.Itcouldbe anywhere,anytime butitisimportanttobe opento ideaswhen
theycome.Anothergreatsource of ideasislistening toyourcustomers.Ihadone companythat I
startedin2000 andone of my clientsmentionedthattheywere lookingforatechnologythatdidn't
exist.Ilistenedtowhattheywere lookingfor,andcreatedanew product to fittheirneeds.Asaresult,I
launchedanewcompanybasedon that one conversationin2003: eDataSource.com.
2. Every morningIread a seriesof newspapers,blogs,andjournalstokeepuponwhatisgoingon but
my bestsource of informationismynetworkof peersthatI communicate withona dailybasis.Being
part of a communitythatisfocusedonmy industryhasbeenthe greatest,easiest,andmostdynamic
methodof stayingintouch withissuesthataffectthe digital marketingindustry.
Chris Williams
@chriw
TwitterFollowers:43
Title:ActingPresidentNJChapterThe CMO Club
Company:The CMO Club
Website:http://www.thecmoclub.com/
1. I have foundthat innovationoccursthought-outthe organizationandnotjustina top down
hierarchical mannerthusasCMO myrole was to spina webacross employees,partnersand
customersbothinand out of my industrytofindexamplesof innovationthatcouldbe adoptedin
whole orradicallymodifiedtomeetadifferentsetof challenges.The keyistokeepanopenmind
and alignwiththose notafraidof change especiallythoseoutof yournormal ecosystems.Inmy
'blue ocean'strategicworkshopsIencouragedmyteamat Avayawho were taskedwithsupporting
thirdparty consultantstoholdbriefingswhere the agendawasNOTonsolvingacurrent problems
(those were addressedseparately) buytolookat where technologyhasgone andtoimagine the art
of the possible.Byproactivelyapproachingclients withsolutionstoproblemtheydidnotknowthey
had we thusestablishedamore strategicrelationshipwiththem.IalsobelieveInnovationcanbe
bothincremental andradical.It’snotalwaysaboutinventingthe new butreinventingthe old.
2. What's the bestway to keepyoureye onthe future?Inmy case it was aboutstayingontop of
businesschallengesthatourclientsandmarketsstruggledwith,learningfromthe pastbutbeing
opento chart a newcourse.It may involve redefiningamarketor a new setof non-traditional
competitors. A greatexample of whatishappeningtodayisthe productdevelopmentthatis
originatinginemergingmarketsandbeingbroughtbacktoaddressthe longtail of our mature
marketsversusthe traditional approachtoinnovating centrallyandpushingtooutacross the globe
irrespectiveof local marketneeds.Newadvancesincollaborationtechnologieshasfundamentally
changedthe way groupsinnovate aroundthe world.
Ardath Albee
@ardath421
Twitterfollowers:10,199
Title:CEOand B2B MarketingStrategist
Company:MarketingInteractions,Inc.
Website:http://www.marketinginteractions.com
12. 1. In myopinion,1& 2 go together:Brainstormingcallswithpeers,anannual retreatIattend,looking
outside mynetwork,reading/absorbingavarietyof differentperspectivestolookforunique
crossoversandpushingmyworkfartherwitheach new project.Feedbackfromspeaking and
publishingthatmakesme thinkdifferentlyaboutmywork.
Laura Patterson
@lauravem
TwitterFollowers:1010
Title:PresidentandFounder
Company:VisionEdgeMarketing,Inc.
Website:http://www.visionedgemarketing.com
1. Ideasare everywhere!Ispendagreat deal of time on the road and oftenuse thistime tomeetwith
and listtopeople bothinside andoutsidethe discipline,people inthe trenchesandonthe frontline
and people whohave aviewat50,000 feet. I'm especiallyinterestedinlearningabouttheircurrent
challenges,where theyseethe brightspots,whattrendstheyare noticing,whattheyare reading
and why,andwhat issomethingtheyrecentlylearnedorwishtheyknew.A goodglassof wine
duringthese conversationscanbe veryhelpful. Itry to make it a pointto monitormajor
publicationsbothindustryandacademictolookfor trendsandsee whatpeople are talkingand
thinkingabout. If itresonateswithme perhapsitwill withothers.AndIfindmental energyand
ideascome more easilywhenmymindisfree toroam, like duringalongrun, or lap afterlapin the
pool,or workinginthe garden.
Andthe author …
Alan See
@AlanSee
TwitterFollowers: 56,400
Title:Chief MarketingOfficer
Company: AlanSee CMO Temps,LLC
Website:http://www.cmotemps.biz/
1. How andwhere doyou findinnovativeideas? Answer: Ican expressmypersonal storyonthistopic
insix words:“Olddog, newtricks,noproblem!”Ilove the ideaof lifelonglearning,soIreadand
networktotease out newideaswhereverIcan.
2. What's the bestway to keepyoureye onthe future?Answer: Torememberthisformula;Legacy
Mindset= CreativityKiller.
Remember,there are onlytwokindsof managers;the growingandthe obsolete. Be a lifelonglearner.