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SMXL Milan 2017 - Sleep better at night knowing your brand is safe on the Go...Booster Box
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In this presentation, Nathan will explain the how to create a system that preserves workflow and keeps problem clients in check.
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In case of the greenfield project the goal was to build sufficient understanding to be able to define a valuable and realistic release (MVP) roadmap, while in the case of the brownfield project, the challenge was more in terms of decomposing / splitting an existing monolithic application in the right way.
Besides illustrating how theses challenges were addressed in practice, this talk will outline a generic inception framework and suggest a range of techniques, tools and methodologies out of which agile project teams can 'compose' a skeleton framework to address the challenges they face in their projects, always - of course - with the key goal in mind of delivering value early while staying close to user and business, and focus on keeping quality high, mitigate risks continuously, and build a trusted relationship with our clients.
Slides from the WordPress Marketing Funnel Fundamentals talk I gave at WordCamp Sacramento in September 2018. My recommended solutions have evolved over time )(please reach out for updated recs), but the concepts still hold. #wcsac #wordpress #wordpressfunnels.
This document provides an overview of business module that offers presentation and graphic market research and evaluation services online. It discusses the types of products and services offered, including presentation diagrams, templates, and visual slides created using MS Office suite. It also addresses questions about the target audience and market sectors, as well as the official procedures for determining costs, licensing, and budgeting. The document is divided into sections that describe the specific presentation products and templates available.
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Running paid advertising for a large operation means having your products appearing on tons of sites every day. This could potentially result in showing ads next to inappropriate content that could potentially hurt their brand. While some targeting options in AdWords could help avoiding such situation, a 100% safe solution does not exist. In the past months weeks this has caused more than one headache in the industry resulting in brands & agencies to pull spend from Google. In this presentation we share how our machine learning solution helped our clients gaining back control on where they were showing their ads.
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In this presentation, Nathan will explain the how to create a system that preserves workflow and keeps problem clients in check.
This document appears to be an investor pitch deck template that is meant to be customized. It includes placeholders for information about the company like its services, team, achievements and reasons why investors should work with them. The document prompts the user to add their own text, descriptions and details throughout to describe their unique company and pitch.
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In this webinar, we'll discuss the importance of personalisation in delivering an outstanding customer experience and the challenges marketers face when it comes to delivering true one-to-one personalised journeys. We will then look how Episerver's new Content Intelligence and Content Recommendations can, through the power of AI, help marketers gain deep content insights and automate true one-to-one, personalised marketing at scale.
It happens a lot in the freelancer world, a client will ask you to lower your rate, whether it's hourly or project-based.
In this presentation, I review how to approach this awkward conversation
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Spend time talking with a group of freelancers and the conversation will inevitably include someone’s unfortunate experience with a terrible client. Most freelancers have a story or two (or eight). While bad clients can’t be completely avoided, there are strategic steps any freelancer can take to contain the impact of a bad client. In this talk, Nathan will explain the how to create a system that preserves workflow and keeps problem clients in check.
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n order to understand business rules and processes in a complex enterprise environment one must learn the language in which the business operates, i.e. a domain language. This talk will present Domain Storytelling as a lightweight technique that helps teams learn the domain language in a close collaboration with domain experts as well as providing strong hints on subdomains and contexts for implementation to kick off in a right direction.
Join to see how facilitating a Domain Storytelling workshop can enhance learning in your organization as well as push teams towards critical decisions using strategic Domain-Driven Design.
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The major marketing festivals are always filled with big ideas. There are the lightning rod issues that every speaker and delegate wants to talk about, the big themes that seem to spring from so many sources simultaneously, the new strategies that become buzzwords overnight.
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We decided to take a closer look at the most high-profile new ideas to come out of one of the biggest marketing events of the year: last month’s Ad Week Europe. Once the dust had settled, what could marketers like us actually do to apply these lessons to their strategy? How should they change their tactics? And how could LinkedIn help?
The 6 Most Important Lessons of Ad Week Europe. and how you can put that thinking into practice on LinkedIn.
The major marketing festivals are always filled with big ideas. There are the lightning rod issues that every speaker and delegate wants to talk about, the big themes that seem to spring from so many sources simultaneously, the new strategies that become buzzwords overnight.
The challenge that every marketer walks away with is what on earth to actually do with all this new thinking once the dust settles. Can you turn it into a game-plan that will deliver benefits to your brand and the bottom line?
We decided to take a closer look at the most high-profile new ideas to come out of one of the biggest marketing events of the year: last month’s Ad Week Europe. Once the dust had settled, what could marketers like us actually do to apply these lessons to their strategy? How should they change their tactics? And how could LinkedIn help?
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Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/gIwSYSiLC28
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Creating intelligent content: How to automate personalised, one-to-one market...Intergen
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In this webinar, we'll discuss the importance of personalisation in delivering an outstanding customer experience and the challenges marketers face when it comes to delivering true one-to-one personalised journeys. We will then look how Episerver's new Content Intelligence and Content Recommendations can, through the power of AI, help marketers gain deep content insights and automate true one-to-one, personalised marketing at scale.
Creating intelligent content: How to automate personalised, one-to-one market...Empired
Now more than ever as organisations we need to accelerate our digital engagement and use our content intelligently, sensitively and helpfully.
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In this webinar, we'll discuss the importance of personalisation in delivering an outstanding customer experience and the challenges marketers face when it comes to delivering true one-to-one personalised journeys. We will then look how Episerver's new Content Intelligence and Content Recommendations can, through the power of AI, help marketers gain deep content insights and automate true one-to-one, personalised marketing at scale.
It happens a lot in the freelancer world, a client will ask you to lower your rate, whether it's hourly or project-based.
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Join to see how facilitating a Domain Storytelling workshop can enhance learning in your organization as well as push teams towards critical decisions using strategic Domain-Driven Design.
The talk will be based on a real-world use-case from a healthcare domain.
181120 HIØ What is inbound marketing.pptxSpring Agency
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Learn how growing your customer list is a key to success. You will learn why it is important for your business to focus on building lists as well as how to increase customer retention.
Spend time talking with a group of freelancers and the conversation will inevitably include someone’s unfortunate experience with a terrible client. Most freelancers have a story or two (or eight). While bad clients can’t be completely avoided, there are strategic steps any freelancer can take to contain the impact of a bad client. In this presentation, Nathan explains the how to create a system that preserves workflow and keeps problem clients in check.
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In this presentation from SourceIn 2013, James Osborne explains:
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• Aligning your brand reputation to brand development initiatives for new business development and strategic account management
• Developing a unified marketing and sales channel strategy that can be clearly managed and measured (ROI)
5 Steps to Getting Organizational Buy-In for Your Enterprise Software ProjectJeff Carr
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Find out how manufacturing and distribution companies can drive an effective justification process with this presentation deck.
Explore five critical areas needed to justify one of the most complex and resource-intensive initiatives your company will face:
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- Clearly map your future state
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- Accurately calculate ROI
In this presentation from SaaSFest 2017, Guillame Cabane from Drift discusses the importance of leveraging automation and personalization to increase sales velocity.
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The document discusses the skills and knowledge required for customer-facing teams in 2020 and beyond. It notes that customer expectations and behaviors are changing with increased mobile usage and adoption of new technologies like AI. Customer-facing roles will require upgraded skills to handle more self-service options for customers as well as virtual assistants, while still providing human assistance for complex issues. New skills discussed include skills for emotion-based customer experience and experience optimization, as well as skills for working with new technologies like process automation, AI-infused solutions, and digital labor platforms.
The 6 Most Important Lessons of Ad Week Europe. and how you can put that thinking into practice on LinkedIn.
The major marketing festivals are always filled with big ideas. There are the lightning rod issues that every speaker and delegate wants to talk about, the big themes that seem to spring from so many sources simultaneously, the new strategies that become buzzwords overnight.
The challenge that every marketer walks away with is what on earth to actually do with all this new thinking once the dust settles. Can you turn it into a game-plan that will deliver benefits to your brand and the bottom line?
We decided to take a closer look at the most high-profile new ideas to come out of one of the biggest marketing events of the year: last month’s Ad Week Europe. Once the dust had settled, what could marketers like us actually do to apply these lessons to their strategy? How should they change their tactics? And how could LinkedIn help?
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The major marketing festivals are always filled with big ideas. There are the lightning rod issues that every speaker and delegate wants to talk about, the big themes that seem to spring from so many sources simultaneously, the new strategies that become buzzwords overnight.
The challenge that every marketer walks away with is what on earth to actually do with all this new thinking once the dust settles. Can you turn it into a game-plan that will deliver benefits to your brand and the bottom line?
We decided to take a closer look at the most high-profile new ideas to come out of one of the biggest marketing events of the year: last month’s Ad Week Europe. Once the dust had settled, what could marketers like us actually do to apply these lessons to their strategy? How should they change their tactics? And how could LinkedIn help?
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