People are more likely to do business with those they know, like, and trust. In the past, companies focused on gaining attention through branding to be liked, but in today's world with Internet access, customers have more information and choice. Companies now need to build genuine relationships with customers, provide meaningful services, and adapt to changes in order to survive. Authenticity and prioritizing customers are key to success in the new business environment.
Rules of engagement for Trends in Kids en Jongerenmarketing 2010Polle de Maagt
A plea for more stuff worth sharing. About the fact that internet is a conversation network, that brands should exceed expectations, that we all love little acts of kindness and that communication is a mere spotlight on remarkable acts.
Rules of engagement for Trends in Kids en Jongerenmarketing 2010Polle de Maagt
A plea for more stuff worth sharing. About the fact that internet is a conversation network, that brands should exceed expectations, that we all love little acts of kindness and that communication is a mere spotlight on remarkable acts.
Jennifer Mooney, Executive Communications Director at Northlich, presented at Boot Camp Digital's Nonprofit Symposium on May 17th. Here is her presentation.
Social Media Manager, Mary Cate Duffy, just got back from a trip to San Francisco to learn more about marketing and innovation. She created a presentation to share what she learned.
Session 3 - Understanding the Audience & The Importance of StorytellingNena Brodjonegoro
In this 3rd session, we go through how we define our audience and create a buyer persona, as well as getting introduced to the importance of storytelling
How to Interact With the Right CustomersNate Smith
Your brand has a specific archetype that influences your message both internally and externally. It also influences how your brand gains and interacts with customers. In the webinar, we focus on the following:
What is a brand voice?
What are you saying and how are you saying it?
How your brand archetype can grow your business
Is it interacting with the right customers?
Mastering your brand story in the digital age with content marketing - prepared for the Digimind Webinar, 16th November, 2016. Taking a step back and understanding why we have content marketing in the first place. It must become the beating heart of business today. It's not a tactic, it's a philosophy.
Scotland & the Social Media Problem with BusinessCraig McGill
Presentation given to students at Stirling University about the challenges they face in Scotland about getting companies to adopt social media. More information on the event can be found at http://bit.ly/9ISbV7
Social media is full of clutter and the information on how to be effective is contradictory. Too often brands focus on saying what they think they should or, worse, jump to a sales pitch. No one wants to talk to a robot. Find out how to humanize your brand on social media and really engage your audience by telling your unique story.
Marketing to Millennials and the new Marketing PlaybookJeff Ernst
The traditional methods and rules of marketing need to be thrown out when it comes to Millennials - those under 35 value trust, tribe, authenticity, co-creation and ensuring companies are doing their part to give back. To succeed, you need to engage, energize, provide experiences and approach your strategy differently, using social word-of-mouth, brand advocacy, customer experience and user generated content as cornerstones to build on.
My Secret Sauce by Cesar Prato AMA Chapter FIU Miami October 1st 2014Cesar Prato
Presentation made by Cesar Prato Churromania Marketing and Business Development Director to the American Marketing Association Florida International University Chapter Industry Night on October 1st 2014
How non-profits can improve their fundraisingMark Zmarzly
Sales isn't a dirty word or at least it shouldn't be. Here are some details about the evolving sales industry and how non-profit organizations and leaders can do a better job of re-positioning their own personal role as well as their organization's role and ultimately improve how they ask for donations but better understanding the person across from them.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast: Garry Connell, CEO TrakRetailOasis
A presentation by Garry Connell from the RetailOasis Big Breakfast - talking about his time in New York City - his key observations from our Retail Tour and the National Retail Federation Big Breakfast.
Marketing for Startups: The Most Important QuestionSeth Cargiuolo
Many early-stage start-ups find themselves strapped for cash and focused on getting their product ready to ship, and don't always have the budget or time to devote to marketing. When they need to explain and pitch their product, service, and brand to customers, investors or potential hires, they tend to fall back on explaining the features and benefits - which is the wrong path to tread.
This deck accompanied a talk I gave to early-stage and funded start-ups about the importance of having a clear, compelling story to tell to customers, investors, and potential talent. I cover how "story" fits in to the marketing process, examples of how important the story is, the importance of emotional connection, and ways to begin assembling a marketing strategy.
The presentation was given at FShareX (Founders Share Exchange) in March, 2015 at a session entitled "Demystifying Marketing for Startups".
FShareX is a monthly meetup of start-ups where entrepreneurs share their stories and knowledge to help their firms and others succeed.
Engagement fundraising presentation March 2015 MarketSmartGreg Warner
Here's a presentation Greg often gives around the country. Sort of his "stump speech!"
MarketSmart is a revolutionary marketing software and services firm that helps nonprofits raise more money more efficiently. Our radically effective products and services use Internet tracking technologies to help fundraisers zero-in on the donors that are most likely to deliver large, major or legacy gifts.
I spoke on the topic of personal branding October 18th in Calgary at the GBTA Energy and Resource Symposium. This presentation is relevant to anyone looking to enhance their own professional personal brand to capture more career and business opportunity.
Jennifer Mooney, Executive Communications Director at Northlich, presented at Boot Camp Digital's Nonprofit Symposium on May 17th. Here is her presentation.
Social Media Manager, Mary Cate Duffy, just got back from a trip to San Francisco to learn more about marketing and innovation. She created a presentation to share what she learned.
Session 3 - Understanding the Audience & The Importance of StorytellingNena Brodjonegoro
In this 3rd session, we go through how we define our audience and create a buyer persona, as well as getting introduced to the importance of storytelling
How to Interact With the Right CustomersNate Smith
Your brand has a specific archetype that influences your message both internally and externally. It also influences how your brand gains and interacts with customers. In the webinar, we focus on the following:
What is a brand voice?
What are you saying and how are you saying it?
How your brand archetype can grow your business
Is it interacting with the right customers?
Mastering your brand story in the digital age with content marketing - prepared for the Digimind Webinar, 16th November, 2016. Taking a step back and understanding why we have content marketing in the first place. It must become the beating heart of business today. It's not a tactic, it's a philosophy.
Scotland & the Social Media Problem with BusinessCraig McGill
Presentation given to students at Stirling University about the challenges they face in Scotland about getting companies to adopt social media. More information on the event can be found at http://bit.ly/9ISbV7
Social media is full of clutter and the information on how to be effective is contradictory. Too often brands focus on saying what they think they should or, worse, jump to a sales pitch. No one wants to talk to a robot. Find out how to humanize your brand on social media and really engage your audience by telling your unique story.
Marketing to Millennials and the new Marketing PlaybookJeff Ernst
The traditional methods and rules of marketing need to be thrown out when it comes to Millennials - those under 35 value trust, tribe, authenticity, co-creation and ensuring companies are doing their part to give back. To succeed, you need to engage, energize, provide experiences and approach your strategy differently, using social word-of-mouth, brand advocacy, customer experience and user generated content as cornerstones to build on.
My Secret Sauce by Cesar Prato AMA Chapter FIU Miami October 1st 2014Cesar Prato
Presentation made by Cesar Prato Churromania Marketing and Business Development Director to the American Marketing Association Florida International University Chapter Industry Night on October 1st 2014
How non-profits can improve their fundraisingMark Zmarzly
Sales isn't a dirty word or at least it shouldn't be. Here are some details about the evolving sales industry and how non-profit organizations and leaders can do a better job of re-positioning their own personal role as well as their organization's role and ultimately improve how they ask for donations but better understanding the person across from them.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast: Garry Connell, CEO TrakRetailOasis
A presentation by Garry Connell from the RetailOasis Big Breakfast - talking about his time in New York City - his key observations from our Retail Tour and the National Retail Federation Big Breakfast.
Marketing for Startups: The Most Important QuestionSeth Cargiuolo
Many early-stage start-ups find themselves strapped for cash and focused on getting their product ready to ship, and don't always have the budget or time to devote to marketing. When they need to explain and pitch their product, service, and brand to customers, investors or potential hires, they tend to fall back on explaining the features and benefits - which is the wrong path to tread.
This deck accompanied a talk I gave to early-stage and funded start-ups about the importance of having a clear, compelling story to tell to customers, investors, and potential talent. I cover how "story" fits in to the marketing process, examples of how important the story is, the importance of emotional connection, and ways to begin assembling a marketing strategy.
The presentation was given at FShareX (Founders Share Exchange) in March, 2015 at a session entitled "Demystifying Marketing for Startups".
FShareX is a monthly meetup of start-ups where entrepreneurs share their stories and knowledge to help their firms and others succeed.
Engagement fundraising presentation March 2015 MarketSmartGreg Warner
Here's a presentation Greg often gives around the country. Sort of his "stump speech!"
MarketSmart is a revolutionary marketing software and services firm that helps nonprofits raise more money more efficiently. Our radically effective products and services use Internet tracking technologies to help fundraisers zero-in on the donors that are most likely to deliver large, major or legacy gifts.
I spoke on the topic of personal branding October 18th in Calgary at the GBTA Energy and Resource Symposium. This presentation is relevant to anyone looking to enhance their own professional personal brand to capture more career and business opportunity.
9. Image and identity must be
one
• build relationships > the customer first
• create meaning > a service that matters
• be authentic > some real personality
10. It is not the strongest of the species that survives,
nor the most intelligent. It is the one that is the
most adaptable to change. - Charles Darwin