This document discusses the death of Don Draper and the changing media landscape. It suggests that Draper was confined by traditional advertising and the interruptive pitch model. The rise of technologies like DVRs allowing viewers to skip ads, and the ability of consumers to block unwanted messages, has led to consumers taking more control. This has challenged marketers to rely less on paid media and research, and more on developing content strategies and expertise in owned and earned social media to engage customers.
This document discusses the death of the fictional advertising character Don Draper and the changing media landscape. It suggests Don Draper was confined by traditional advertising and the pitch model and was unable to adapt to emerging trends like big data, consumer control of media, and the merging of personal and professional lives online. The growing influence of owned and earned media over paid media has made strategy and developing expertise in these new areas key for marketers.
Varier - Google marketing: Understanding consumers shopping for FurnitureBecome A/S
Varier - Google marketing: Understanding consumers shopping for Furniture. Slides blev brugt i forbindelse med Varier Retailer Marketing Academy #2. 01.12.16.
There’s No Such Thing As Digital Marketing, Brad Jakeman, EVP, Chief Marketin...Ad:tech
With new media being invented seemingly every day, the fragmentation of audiences and eyeballs; and new devices on which to experience brands the irony is that it’s never been harder to connect with consumers. Is there a marketing secret sauce reserved only for those in the digital world, or do the same principles of marketing apply? Brad gives us a point of view on his experiences in launching the world’s biggest digital entertainment experience, Call of Duty:Black Ops.
The document compares citizen journalism and official news providers in distributing news stories about the return of Linda Hamilton to the Terminator franchise. It provides an example comparing an article from the official news website The Telegraph to one from the citizen journalism website Outer Places. While both discuss Hamilton's return, the Telegraph article provides more detail but goes off topic, while the Outer Places article sticks closely to the topic in a shorter format. The document also notes differences between the sites like audience, ownership, and journalist freedom.
The document outlines 27 big ideas for the future of 30 second spots, including turning mobile devices into remotes for TV, incentivizing viewer engagement through apps and social media, and allowing viewers more control over what commercials they see and their interactive experience with ads. Many of the ideas focus on ways to better integrate TV, digital media, social media and mobile devices to measure and increase viewer engagement and buzz around shows and commercials.
With the stadium seats empty and Patriot's parades in full swing, Super Bowl XLIX is officially complete.
For marketers, that means the numbers are in.
With a historic viewership of 114.5 million viewers, the 2015 Super Bowl was the most-watched in history.
115 ads and 265 million Facebook interactions, we've compiled all the most up-to-the-moment numbers from the big game in the world of marketing and social media.
This document discusses the death of Don Draper and the changing media landscape. It suggests that Draper was confined by traditional advertising and the interruptive pitch model. The rise of technologies like DVRs allowing viewers to skip ads, and the ability of consumers to block unwanted messages, has led to consumers taking more control. This has challenged marketers to rely less on paid media and research, and more on developing content strategies and expertise in owned and earned social media to engage customers.
This document discusses the death of the fictional advertising character Don Draper and the changing media landscape. It suggests Don Draper was confined by traditional advertising and the pitch model and was unable to adapt to emerging trends like big data, consumer control of media, and the merging of personal and professional lives online. The growing influence of owned and earned media over paid media has made strategy and developing expertise in these new areas key for marketers.
Varier - Google marketing: Understanding consumers shopping for FurnitureBecome A/S
Varier - Google marketing: Understanding consumers shopping for Furniture. Slides blev brugt i forbindelse med Varier Retailer Marketing Academy #2. 01.12.16.
There’s No Such Thing As Digital Marketing, Brad Jakeman, EVP, Chief Marketin...Ad:tech
With new media being invented seemingly every day, the fragmentation of audiences and eyeballs; and new devices on which to experience brands the irony is that it’s never been harder to connect with consumers. Is there a marketing secret sauce reserved only for those in the digital world, or do the same principles of marketing apply? Brad gives us a point of view on his experiences in launching the world’s biggest digital entertainment experience, Call of Duty:Black Ops.
The document compares citizen journalism and official news providers in distributing news stories about the return of Linda Hamilton to the Terminator franchise. It provides an example comparing an article from the official news website The Telegraph to one from the citizen journalism website Outer Places. While both discuss Hamilton's return, the Telegraph article provides more detail but goes off topic, while the Outer Places article sticks closely to the topic in a shorter format. The document also notes differences between the sites like audience, ownership, and journalist freedom.
The document outlines 27 big ideas for the future of 30 second spots, including turning mobile devices into remotes for TV, incentivizing viewer engagement through apps and social media, and allowing viewers more control over what commercials they see and their interactive experience with ads. Many of the ideas focus on ways to better integrate TV, digital media, social media and mobile devices to measure and increase viewer engagement and buzz around shows and commercials.
With the stadium seats empty and Patriot's parades in full swing, Super Bowl XLIX is officially complete.
For marketers, that means the numbers are in.
With a historic viewership of 114.5 million viewers, the 2015 Super Bowl was the most-watched in history.
115 ads and 265 million Facebook interactions, we've compiled all the most up-to-the-moment numbers from the big game in the world of marketing and social media.
This document provides instructions for accessing resources through the NSU library including books, ebooks, articles, and interlibrary loans. It explains that students must log in with their Sharklink credentials to access online resources. Contact information is provided for library assistance.
The document provides information about library resources available through the NSU HPD Library for residency programs, including:
- An overview of the library homepage and resources available through key databases like PubMed, UpToDate, and DynaMed.
- Instructions for accessing full-text articles through the library catalog, journal finder, and interlibrary loan.
- A list of point-of-care clinical databases that have mobile apps or mobile-optimized interfaces for accessing information from any location.
1. The document discusses strategy development in an innovative organisation and provides lessons learned. It emphasizes sticking to your strategy until needing a new one, and that people make the difference more than ever as intellectual efforts become more important than physical efforts.
2. A key lesson is developing a sales pitch focused on recruitment. It also stresses choosing the right key performance indicators, such as added value per employee, and applying them during difficult times like an economic crisis.
3. Later lessons discuss leveraging brains through sharing technologies, business models, and processes, ensuring growth is relevant by focusing on increasing added value per employee, and "tipping the strategy pyramid" to move markets with impactful technology addressing global trends.
Cmdr. bluefin (usn) 2015 “great pirate race”… “pirate curse” of the egyptian ...Louis Charles Hamilton II
“Port of Alexandria”, Egypt hub of the “smuggling” Networks on Egyptian coast.
I welcome you all to Cmdr. Bluefin (USN) 2015 “Great Pirate Race”, Special “Egyptian” Pirate Curse of the “Mummy Tomb” (Report).
"Disaster is inevitable" and "To move forward you must first backup" should be known to all software developers. This presentation will discuss all the options for your valuable data assets in MySQL, and highlight how to maintain site reliability of your data
Presentatie Affiliate Dag 2012 waarde van een conversieAffiliate Dag
Aan de hand van onderzoek en cases laat Conversive zien hoe de online advertentie wereld zich evolueert. Adverteerders met een steeds grotere drang naar accountability gebruiken steeds meer geavanceerde modellen en technieken om maximaal rendement te behalen. Denk o.a. aan de opmars van RTB en retargeting. Het CPA model en de affiliate lijkt het kind van de rekening. In deze sessie wordt duidelijk waar affiliates rekening mee moeten houden om hun business model lucratief te houden. Adverteerders wordt tips en advies geboden hoe hun affiliate programma wél interessant te houden voor affiliates.
Don Draper Is Dead - Redux - LERN Conference 2013Michael Weiss
The Don Drapers of the world create ads that interrupt
and hit the masses. They throw it up and hope it sticks.
Content Marketing allows people to choose what content
they want, how they want it and when they want it. It’s
not about interruption marketing anymore - it’s about
choice marketing.
This document presents a summary of key insights and findings that challenge common assumptions and delusions held by marketers. It summarizes research showing that digital advertising is less effective than claimed, that brands are less important to consumers than believed, and that older consumers are more valuable than traditionally targeted. The document aims to provide marketers with a more informed perspective on these issues.
Missed targets, cost cutting and job losses. Why is journalism on life support? Who's fault is it? What can we do about it?
Some icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com licensed by CC 3.0 BY
1) Commercial journalism has traditionally relied on advertising funding but the rise of digital media has disrupted this model as advertisers can now reach audiences through other channels like Google and Facebook.
2) The boundaries between news, advertising, and opinion have blurred online as publishers struggle to monetize their content. Readers now get their news from social media platforms rather than direct from publishers.
3) There is growing concern that personalization of news through algorithms can lead to "filter bubbles" where people only see viewpoints they already agree with and miss important or challenging information. Verifying facts is also more difficult in today's media environment.
This document summarizes the key arguments for why above-the-line advertising will remain important. It argues that we have become too obsessed with new media and technologies and have overlooked the effectiveness of mass reach advertising. It notes that most people spend far more time with traditional media like TV than online. It also shows that occasional and non-buyers make up a large portion of brand sales and that focusing only on loyal fans will not drive business growth. The document concludes that above-the-line advertising is still necessary to reach mass audiences cost effectively.
The Kaila Truth Show will premiere on August 2nd, 2016 on the WCOBM television network. The show will be a live-streaming talk show hosted by Candance Camper, who founded the social media-based research organization CABIRI. The Kaila Truth Show will incorporate discussions with CABIRI's global online audience on various social, economic, and political issues. Viewers will be able to participate live through an integrated chat forum. The show will also feature business promotions, musical guests, and coverage of current events. WCOBM has growing television and online audiences worldwide and provides an interactive platform where social media meets television.
The document discusses how empowering people through participation is key in modern marketing. It outlines how media has evolved from local gatherings to mass broadcast media like print, radio, and television that did not allow for participation. The rise of the internet again enabled people to both consume and produce media through social networking sites and user-generated content. This represents a shift from broadcast marketing to participatory marketing where brands must engage and connect with people through generative experiences rather than just broadcasting messages. The focus is no longer on traditional or digital marketing alone but optimizing all marketing communications around a digital hub where attention, not ads, must be earned through meaningful engagement and participation.
The document discusses the changing consumer behavior landscape and rise of social and data-driven marketing. It notes that consumers are more savvy and demanding than ever, controlling when and where they buy. Brands must have multi-platform sales strategies and take a "phygital" approach, integrating social and digital into their retail strategies. It emphasizes that understanding consumer passions and influences through psychographic profiling is key to deeper engagement and repeat business in today's changing environment.
Presenting: DATA, CREATIVITY & INSIGHT
The webinar will help brands understand the benefit of a data-informed approach to delivering better creative and strategic solutions.
1) The document analyzes four viral videos or memes to understand what factors contribute to something going viral.
2) It finds that variables like views, shares, and engagement alone do not determine virality. Instead, content spreads either as "spikers" with fast, high peaks or "growers" with slower growth over a longer period.
3) The structure and fragmentation of the target audience impacts which spread pattern occurs, with more fragmented audiences correlating with slower, grower-type growth. Understanding audience communities is key to effective distribution strategies.
Future of advertising - Some thoughts from the present to predict the future ...Agustín Soriano
I was asked to make this presentation for a conference and, despite the topic being really tricky, I've tried to place some bets about the future for agencies and brands. Don't take this really seriously because the future can't be guessed and there is only one prediction that is 100% sure...
The document discusses predictions for the future of advertising from various experts and sources. It notes that while new technologies and platforms will continue emerging, the core importance of creativity will remain. Predictions include brands focusing on entertainment over product promotion; evolving storytelling into immersive experiences; finding authentic purposes beyond promotional messages; embracing trial-and-error through rapid testing; and leveraging cultural insights instead of becoming disconnected from culture. The conclusion emphasizes that overcoming indifference through remarkable creative work is what allows brands to write their own futures rather than just predict them.
This document discusses integrating traditional and social media. It begins by introducing the presenter and covering how social media has changed PR practices. Traditionally, PR relied on press releases distributed to media, but now social media allows for more dynamic and reactive communication. Both traditional and social media have strengths - legacy media has broad reach while social media spreads information quickly - and an integrated approach using both channels together can be most effective, such as driving people from articles online to social networks.
This document discusses the evolving role of traditional media in the age of social media. It notes that while some claim traditional media is dying, it is actually changing and adapting to new technologies. Traditional media still plays an important role in spreading content created by individuals on social media to wider audiences. However, journalists must be careful about fact checking and verifying information spread on social media before reporting on it to avoid spreading misinformation. The role of journalists is now to act as gatekeepers and verify information from social media before it reaches larger audiences.
This document provides instructions for accessing resources through the NSU library including books, ebooks, articles, and interlibrary loans. It explains that students must log in with their Sharklink credentials to access online resources. Contact information is provided for library assistance.
The document provides information about library resources available through the NSU HPD Library for residency programs, including:
- An overview of the library homepage and resources available through key databases like PubMed, UpToDate, and DynaMed.
- Instructions for accessing full-text articles through the library catalog, journal finder, and interlibrary loan.
- A list of point-of-care clinical databases that have mobile apps or mobile-optimized interfaces for accessing information from any location.
1. The document discusses strategy development in an innovative organisation and provides lessons learned. It emphasizes sticking to your strategy until needing a new one, and that people make the difference more than ever as intellectual efforts become more important than physical efforts.
2. A key lesson is developing a sales pitch focused on recruitment. It also stresses choosing the right key performance indicators, such as added value per employee, and applying them during difficult times like an economic crisis.
3. Later lessons discuss leveraging brains through sharing technologies, business models, and processes, ensuring growth is relevant by focusing on increasing added value per employee, and "tipping the strategy pyramid" to move markets with impactful technology addressing global trends.
Cmdr. bluefin (usn) 2015 “great pirate race”… “pirate curse” of the egyptian ...Louis Charles Hamilton II
“Port of Alexandria”, Egypt hub of the “smuggling” Networks on Egyptian coast.
I welcome you all to Cmdr. Bluefin (USN) 2015 “Great Pirate Race”, Special “Egyptian” Pirate Curse of the “Mummy Tomb” (Report).
"Disaster is inevitable" and "To move forward you must first backup" should be known to all software developers. This presentation will discuss all the options for your valuable data assets in MySQL, and highlight how to maintain site reliability of your data
Presentatie Affiliate Dag 2012 waarde van een conversieAffiliate Dag
Aan de hand van onderzoek en cases laat Conversive zien hoe de online advertentie wereld zich evolueert. Adverteerders met een steeds grotere drang naar accountability gebruiken steeds meer geavanceerde modellen en technieken om maximaal rendement te behalen. Denk o.a. aan de opmars van RTB en retargeting. Het CPA model en de affiliate lijkt het kind van de rekening. In deze sessie wordt duidelijk waar affiliates rekening mee moeten houden om hun business model lucratief te houden. Adverteerders wordt tips en advies geboden hoe hun affiliate programma wél interessant te houden voor affiliates.
Don Draper Is Dead - Redux - LERN Conference 2013Michael Weiss
The Don Drapers of the world create ads that interrupt
and hit the masses. They throw it up and hope it sticks.
Content Marketing allows people to choose what content
they want, how they want it and when they want it. It’s
not about interruption marketing anymore - it’s about
choice marketing.
This document presents a summary of key insights and findings that challenge common assumptions and delusions held by marketers. It summarizes research showing that digital advertising is less effective than claimed, that brands are less important to consumers than believed, and that older consumers are more valuable than traditionally targeted. The document aims to provide marketers with a more informed perspective on these issues.
Missed targets, cost cutting and job losses. Why is journalism on life support? Who's fault is it? What can we do about it?
Some icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com licensed by CC 3.0 BY
1) Commercial journalism has traditionally relied on advertising funding but the rise of digital media has disrupted this model as advertisers can now reach audiences through other channels like Google and Facebook.
2) The boundaries between news, advertising, and opinion have blurred online as publishers struggle to monetize their content. Readers now get their news from social media platforms rather than direct from publishers.
3) There is growing concern that personalization of news through algorithms can lead to "filter bubbles" where people only see viewpoints they already agree with and miss important or challenging information. Verifying facts is also more difficult in today's media environment.
This document summarizes the key arguments for why above-the-line advertising will remain important. It argues that we have become too obsessed with new media and technologies and have overlooked the effectiveness of mass reach advertising. It notes that most people spend far more time with traditional media like TV than online. It also shows that occasional and non-buyers make up a large portion of brand sales and that focusing only on loyal fans will not drive business growth. The document concludes that above-the-line advertising is still necessary to reach mass audiences cost effectively.
The Kaila Truth Show will premiere on August 2nd, 2016 on the WCOBM television network. The show will be a live-streaming talk show hosted by Candance Camper, who founded the social media-based research organization CABIRI. The Kaila Truth Show will incorporate discussions with CABIRI's global online audience on various social, economic, and political issues. Viewers will be able to participate live through an integrated chat forum. The show will also feature business promotions, musical guests, and coverage of current events. WCOBM has growing television and online audiences worldwide and provides an interactive platform where social media meets television.
The document discusses how empowering people through participation is key in modern marketing. It outlines how media has evolved from local gatherings to mass broadcast media like print, radio, and television that did not allow for participation. The rise of the internet again enabled people to both consume and produce media through social networking sites and user-generated content. This represents a shift from broadcast marketing to participatory marketing where brands must engage and connect with people through generative experiences rather than just broadcasting messages. The focus is no longer on traditional or digital marketing alone but optimizing all marketing communications around a digital hub where attention, not ads, must be earned through meaningful engagement and participation.
The document discusses the changing consumer behavior landscape and rise of social and data-driven marketing. It notes that consumers are more savvy and demanding than ever, controlling when and where they buy. Brands must have multi-platform sales strategies and take a "phygital" approach, integrating social and digital into their retail strategies. It emphasizes that understanding consumer passions and influences through psychographic profiling is key to deeper engagement and repeat business in today's changing environment.
Presenting: DATA, CREATIVITY & INSIGHT
The webinar will help brands understand the benefit of a data-informed approach to delivering better creative and strategic solutions.
1) The document analyzes four viral videos or memes to understand what factors contribute to something going viral.
2) It finds that variables like views, shares, and engagement alone do not determine virality. Instead, content spreads either as "spikers" with fast, high peaks or "growers" with slower growth over a longer period.
3) The structure and fragmentation of the target audience impacts which spread pattern occurs, with more fragmented audiences correlating with slower, grower-type growth. Understanding audience communities is key to effective distribution strategies.
Future of advertising - Some thoughts from the present to predict the future ...Agustín Soriano
I was asked to make this presentation for a conference and, despite the topic being really tricky, I've tried to place some bets about the future for agencies and brands. Don't take this really seriously because the future can't be guessed and there is only one prediction that is 100% sure...
The document discusses predictions for the future of advertising from various experts and sources. It notes that while new technologies and platforms will continue emerging, the core importance of creativity will remain. Predictions include brands focusing on entertainment over product promotion; evolving storytelling into immersive experiences; finding authentic purposes beyond promotional messages; embracing trial-and-error through rapid testing; and leveraging cultural insights instead of becoming disconnected from culture. The conclusion emphasizes that overcoming indifference through remarkable creative work is what allows brands to write their own futures rather than just predict them.
This document discusses integrating traditional and social media. It begins by introducing the presenter and covering how social media has changed PR practices. Traditionally, PR relied on press releases distributed to media, but now social media allows for more dynamic and reactive communication. Both traditional and social media have strengths - legacy media has broad reach while social media spreads information quickly - and an integrated approach using both channels together can be most effective, such as driving people from articles online to social networks.
This document discusses the evolving role of traditional media in the age of social media. It notes that while some claim traditional media is dying, it is actually changing and adapting to new technologies. Traditional media still plays an important role in spreading content created by individuals on social media to wider audiences. However, journalists must be careful about fact checking and verifying information spread on social media before reporting on it to avoid spreading misinformation. The role of journalists is now to act as gatekeepers and verify information from social media before it reaches larger audiences.
Tourism and Distribution - New Paradigm: ATEC, Sydney, 2007Anna Pollock
Anna Pollock gave a keynote presentation about trends, drivers, and paradigms affecting tourism. She discussed how increased connectivity and complexity have led to more uncertainty. While there has been more access to information and media over time, there is also less trust, attention, comfort, peace and time. New generations think differently and value community and customization. Recommendations included rethinking marketing models to engage customers and enable emergence; focusing on quality, service and care; learning to let go and engage residents; and investing in adaptable people and infrastructure.
End open defecation campaign guidance noteopendefecation
This document provides guidance for a global campaign to raise awareness of sanitation and end open defecation in support of the UN Deputy Secretary-General's call to action. It outlines goals to enhance visibility of sanitation issues and prioritize sanitation in post-2015 development agendas. It recommends online and offline actions partners can take, especially around World Toilet Day on November 19th, such as promoting the campaign website and sharing stories. Metrics and timelines are given to measure success in increasing engagement on sanitation issues.
Adopting a digital first approach is a must as well for traditional companies. Why you should be digital first? what are the key strategic area to define? What is holding back companies from be successful on driving the digital transformation? on How to implement the digital transformation?
The document provides tips and strategies for effective public speaking. It discusses listening skills, storytelling techniques, managing fear and vulnerability, identifying one's speaking style, and adapting presentations to different personality types in the audience. The key messages are that public speaking is about serving the audience, engaging their emotions with stories, and being authentic and comfortable in one's own style.
This document contains the agenda and presentation materials for a talk on communication and storytelling. The agenda covers introductions, exercises on personal stories and eye contact, lectures on vulnerability/fear, storytelling techniques, and the four main personality types. The presentation materials provide guidance on storytelling structure, engaging audiences, building trust through vulnerability, tailoring delivery to different personality types, and effective visual presentation. Key points include using emotion and personal anecdotes to engage listeners, the importance of pausing and eye contact, and adapting one's communication style.
Presentation Skills: How To Deal With The Four PersonalitiesMichael Weiss
There are four personalities in your audience - The Driver; The Analytical: The Expressive; The Amiable. Each has their own needs and expectations. Here are some tips to identify them and how to meet their needs when you present.
The document provides tips and strategies for effective public speaking. It discusses identifying your speaking style, using body language and gestures effectively, telling stories and using metaphors, managing fear and nerves, tailoring your presentation to your audience, and rehearsing with an ensemble. The overall message is that an engaging presentation connects with the audience on an emotional level through authenticity, vulnerability, and inspiration rather than just conveying information through slides and bullet points.
This document appears to be a presentation about public speaking and communication. It provides tips and rules for presenters, including focusing on the audience, using persuasion, identifying your personal speaking style, using hand gestures and body language effectively, incorporating pauses and repetition, telling stories, being authentic and vulnerable, having confidence in your message, and controlling external distractions. Specific presentation techniques are highlighted, such as using cadence, hands, facial expressions and body positioning. Famous quotes on topics like listening, curiosity, confidence and passion are also included.
Presentation Elevation - How To Become A Better Presenter (updated)Michael Weiss
This is my latest deck from my Presentation Elevation class I teach for ThinkLA. Like most decks, it may not mean much without me presenting, but there are some good nuggets, tools and tips.
Lots of good pointers on how to build Powerpoint Presentation Decks, How to use your body, hands and voice. I talk about Bill Clinton, Steve Jobs and as always there's a slide with Eddie Van Halen.
The document appears to be a slide deck presentation on content marketing. It discusses establishing personas to understand target audiences, developing a content production schedule across different channels, and focusing content based on the buyer's journey phases of awareness, consideration and purchase. The presentation emphasizes starting by understanding who the target audience is (their needs and interests) before moving to how and where to create and distribute content.
Presentation Elevation - New Set of SlidesMichael Weiss
The document provides tips for presenting effectively, including spending time together as an ensemble, clearing your cache and closing unnecessary programs before presenting, checking your volume and presentation layout, taking a sip of water and deep breaths to relax, and understanding different personality types in order to engage your audience.
This document provides tips and strategies for effective presentations. It emphasizes that a presentation is a performance, not just a meeting, and should inspire and engage the audience emotionally. It encourages identifying your personal presentation style and using techniques like storytelling, metaphors, and creating tension to hold audience attention. Bullet points are discouraged in favor of a single powerful idea per slide. Rehearsing and ensemble presenting with other speakers is also recommended to feel confident and connected to the audience. The overall message is that an effective presentation transfers emotion to inspire the audience.
I am teaching at the Global Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship this summer. This is the deck from my first class. Used some new fonts and colors!
This document provides 12 business bullet points with advice such as hiring people who are smarter than yourself, getting more work than you can handle by delegating tasks, adapting and improving your processes, charging your worth, answering emails within 24 hours, taking 30 minutes for personal time, attending a webinar, delegating good tasks, and pivoting your work when it stops being fun.
So You Wanna Build A Website! - LMU mSchoolMichael Weiss
The document discusses the key roles and phases involved in building a website. It identifies the core team roles as project manager, information architect, lead designer, lead tech, programming team, and QA. It outlines the typical phases of development as discovery, specifications, design, development, alpha, beta, and delivery/launch. For each phase, it provides details on the objectives, key activities, and expected deliverables. The roles and phases presented provide a framework for effectively planning and executing the development of a new website.
This is a deck I used for the first class of the semester. The class is called All Things Digital at the mSchool at Loyola Marymount University. The purpose was to spark conversation with the students - and believe me - it did!
Pitch Elevation - Fearless Women RisingMichael Weiss
The document provides tips for improving pitch presentations, noting that pitches should be emotional and inspirational rather than just factual. It discusses defining a clear agenda and focus, using visuals to support the presentation rather than as the focus, and using storytelling techniques to engage the audience emotionally rather than just presenting bullet points or facts. The document emphasizes practicing the performance aspect of a pitch and focusing on how the presentation makes the audience feel rather than just what is said.
This document provides guidance on how to write an effective request for proposal (RFP). It recommends including key elements like objectives, stakeholders, budget, timeline and needs versus optional features. Vendors should be asked to describe their process, experience, pricing and approach to the project. Maintaining a shortlist of 3-5 vendors allows for comparing detailed proposals while limiting workload. Conducting initial meetings helps set expectations on both sides before significant effort is spent on responses. The overall goal is to use the RFP process to define requirements and select the most qualified partner to meet your unique needs.
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In a world where the potential of youth innovation remains vastly untouched, there emerges a guiding light in the form of Norm Goldstein, the Founder and CEO of EduNetwork Partners. His dedication to this cause has earned him recognition as a Congressional Leadership Award recipient.
Unlocking WhatsApp Marketing with HubSpot: Integrating Messaging into Your Ma...Niswey
50 million companies worldwide leverage WhatsApp as a key marketing channel. You may have considered adding it to your marketing mix, or probably already driving impressive conversions with WhatsApp.
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DRIVEN BY PAID MEDIA, MARKETERS MUST
NOW DEVELOP SCALE AND EXPERTISE IN
OWNED AND EARNED MEDIA TO DRIVE
EFFECTIVENESS, CULTIVATE CREATIVE IDEAS,
ASSESS CUSTOMER NEEDS, AND CUT
THROUGHT THE CLUTTER.” !
ALTIMETER GROUP JULY 2012!