The document discusses marketing trends in Europe from 2009-2010. It notes that the number of internet connections for households is growing across European countries. The main point is that successful marketing in this era is defined not by the number of marketing messages sent, but rather by the interactions and engagement generated with consumers. The European Trade Association represents national associations and companies in the digital and interactive marketing industry.
The document discusses entrepreneurship and why it is taught at Vlerick Business School. It provides statistics on student interest in entrepreneurship and discusses what deters people from starting their own businesses. The document then defines entrepreneurship as identifying opportunities and assembling resources to capitalize on them despite uncertainty. It discusses the central questions in entrepreneurship around identifying opportunities, dealing with uncertainty, and limited resources. The document then presents a case study on TerraCycle and its founder Tom Szaky, and how he overcame challenges in building his business. It concludes that entrepreneurship requires identifying opportunities, dealing with uncertainty through adaptation and learning from failures, and managing risk to allow for iteration.
The hospitality industry is leveraging social, local and mobile (SoLoMo) technologies to enrich the customer experience. Hotels are using mobile apps to allow customers to book rooms, access loyalty programs, search for recipes from executive chefs, and get recommendations for nearby places. They are also using Facebook for marketing campaigns, collecting customer stories, and running contests. Experience apps on iPads in hotel rooms provide integrated luxury experiences by controlling room settings and placing food orders. SoLoMo initiatives are spreading customer experiences and generating customer data to increase loyalty and promotions.
This document provides a summary of Raffaella Isidori's portfolio of graphic design work. It includes over 3 pages of logos, branding projects, websites, print materials, and other design work for various clients spanning from the mid-1990s to 2010. The projects cover identity work, branding, print materials, websites, and other graphic design work for hotels, spas, technology companies, and other business clients.
The document discusses public opinion in Britain regarding taxes, the National Health Service (NHS), and the country's deficit. It presents two line graphs showing levels of agreement with statements about underfunding of the NHS and the need to cut public services to pay off the deficit from 1997-2012. Support for increasing NHS funding peaked in the late 1990s/early 2000s while views on cutting services to reduce the deficit fluctuated around 50% agreement and disagreement.
The document summarizes the results of a 2009 social media campaign for Ro-Tel tomatoes conducted by NetPlus Marketing. Key results included over 321,000 entries in a sweepstakes promotion, nearly 24,000 entries via mobile devices, and growth in social media followers and website traffic. The mobile portion of the campaign saw high participation and retention rates for weekly trivia questions. Overall, the campaign exceeded its goals across social platforms and in generating website visits.
Presentation given at the San Diego County Water Authority's Special Board of Directors' Meeting on Nov. 8, 2012. To view agenda visit www.sdcwa.org/meetings-and-documents
This document discusses the European SMB market and opportunities for unified communications vendors. It notes that SMBs are the backbone of the European economy, accounting for 99.8% of enterprises and employing 67% of the workforce. However, SMBs face constraints like implementing new technology and limited access to finance. This presents opportunities for UC vendors to help SMBs optimize resources and reduce costs with unified communications solutions. The document analyzes SMB market trends and concerns across various European countries. It also examines channels' expectations for sales opportunities in 2010, with contact centers and mobility solutions seen as top areas for growth.
Technology Transfer in the Renewable Energy Space: Key Challenges and Opportu...CambridgeIP Ltd
CambridgeIP presentation to the \"Licensing Executives Society\" Annual Meeting 2008. We identified the need for creative IP management and royalty sharing model to meet the renewable energy technology transfer needs in coming years
The document discusses entrepreneurship and why it is taught at Vlerick Business School. It provides statistics on student interest in entrepreneurship and discusses what deters people from starting their own businesses. The document then defines entrepreneurship as identifying opportunities and assembling resources to capitalize on them despite uncertainty. It discusses the central questions in entrepreneurship around identifying opportunities, dealing with uncertainty, and limited resources. The document then presents a case study on TerraCycle and its founder Tom Szaky, and how he overcame challenges in building his business. It concludes that entrepreneurship requires identifying opportunities, dealing with uncertainty through adaptation and learning from failures, and managing risk to allow for iteration.
The hospitality industry is leveraging social, local and mobile (SoLoMo) technologies to enrich the customer experience. Hotels are using mobile apps to allow customers to book rooms, access loyalty programs, search for recipes from executive chefs, and get recommendations for nearby places. They are also using Facebook for marketing campaigns, collecting customer stories, and running contests. Experience apps on iPads in hotel rooms provide integrated luxury experiences by controlling room settings and placing food orders. SoLoMo initiatives are spreading customer experiences and generating customer data to increase loyalty and promotions.
This document provides a summary of Raffaella Isidori's portfolio of graphic design work. It includes over 3 pages of logos, branding projects, websites, print materials, and other design work for various clients spanning from the mid-1990s to 2010. The projects cover identity work, branding, print materials, websites, and other graphic design work for hotels, spas, technology companies, and other business clients.
The document discusses public opinion in Britain regarding taxes, the National Health Service (NHS), and the country's deficit. It presents two line graphs showing levels of agreement with statements about underfunding of the NHS and the need to cut public services to pay off the deficit from 1997-2012. Support for increasing NHS funding peaked in the late 1990s/early 2000s while views on cutting services to reduce the deficit fluctuated around 50% agreement and disagreement.
The document summarizes the results of a 2009 social media campaign for Ro-Tel tomatoes conducted by NetPlus Marketing. Key results included over 321,000 entries in a sweepstakes promotion, nearly 24,000 entries via mobile devices, and growth in social media followers and website traffic. The mobile portion of the campaign saw high participation and retention rates for weekly trivia questions. Overall, the campaign exceeded its goals across social platforms and in generating website visits.
Presentation given at the San Diego County Water Authority's Special Board of Directors' Meeting on Nov. 8, 2012. To view agenda visit www.sdcwa.org/meetings-and-documents
This document discusses the European SMB market and opportunities for unified communications vendors. It notes that SMBs are the backbone of the European economy, accounting for 99.8% of enterprises and employing 67% of the workforce. However, SMBs face constraints like implementing new technology and limited access to finance. This presents opportunities for UC vendors to help SMBs optimize resources and reduce costs with unified communications solutions. The document analyzes SMB market trends and concerns across various European countries. It also examines channels' expectations for sales opportunities in 2010, with contact centers and mobility solutions seen as top areas for growth.
Technology Transfer in the Renewable Energy Space: Key Challenges and Opportu...CambridgeIP Ltd
CambridgeIP presentation to the \"Licensing Executives Society\" Annual Meeting 2008. We identified the need for creative IP management and royalty sharing model to meet the renewable energy technology transfer needs in coming years
This document discusses how publishers can expand into e-commerce. It notes that both retailers and content companies are increasingly moving online. Specifically, media and book publishers are entering e-commerce. For publishers, this requires rethinking their business model from B2B to attracting direct consumers and expanding product lines related to their content. The document then outlines challenges of e-commerce including product, marketing, sales, logistics and ICT. It presents bpost's solutions for delivery and returns logistics through their Shipping Manager tool to help publishers overcome these challenges and succeed with e-commerce.
The document discusses marketing campaign results for Corona Direct. A radio campaign achieved a 10% buzz rate. Seniors had a 1.08% response rate and 11.90% conversion rate for a GSM version, while a newspaper/news version had a 1.12% response rate and 9.71% conversion rate. Mailing and DRTV campaign results were also presented. The conclusion was that €1 generates €170.
The document summarizes the results of a market research pilot conducted in two phases by an insurance company to evaluate the impact of direct mail (DM) and additional traditional advertising (ATL) campaigns.
In phase one without ATL, different customer groups received DM with or without follow up calls. DM increased call acceptance from 51% to 58% and had a positive return on investment when combined with calls. DM recall dropped quickly so calls needed to closely follow mailings.
In phase two with added ATL, similar groups received mailings or calls alone. DM continued to boost calls and also improved brand perceptions more than ATL. DM recall significantly outperformed TV, print and other ATL channels. The research
1. Addressed mailings were found to have significantly higher recall and consideration rates than unaddressed mailings or ATL campaigns alone.
2. Both addressed and unaddressed mailings improved brand perception of the automotive company compared to ATL campaigns, though unaddressed mailings had a slightly higher impact.
3. An analysis of return on investment found that addressed mailings generated a higher ROI and net margin impact than unaddressed mailings.
This document discusses the importance of trust in building brand conversations and relationships. It covers several key aspects of trust, including integrity, capabilities, intent, and results. Brand identification and promoting brand values that customers identify with can help build trust. Having open and honest conversations where the brand guides customers, including to competitors if needed, helps strengthen trust over time. The focus should be on positioning the customer and their experiences rather than just the brand.
The eHungary Program 2.0 - Building an Army of eCounsellors to fight against ...ePractice.eu
Authors: Andrea Fejer and Marianna Posfai
The target group of the eHungary Project of the Hungarian Ministry of Economy and Transport are citizens living in underdeveloped regions and the members of lower social classes.
Passive mobile measurement: The next big thing in market research? - TNSMerlien Institute
Presented by James Fergusson, Managing Director, Global Technology Sector - TNS
& Remy Bleijendaa, Digital Consultant, TNS
at Market Research in the Mobile World Asia-Pacific
30-31 January 2013, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
This event is proudly organised by Merlien Institute
Check out our upcoming events by visiting http://www.mrmw.net
This document summarizes the main changes to cohesion policy in Europe for the 2014-2020 period. It discusses how cohesion policy is now more integrated and place-based, focusing on functional geography. It is also more closely linked to the Europe 2020 strategy goals of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. The document provides examples of how policies can support these goals, such as improving tertiary education rates, investing in research and development, developing digital infrastructure, improving renewable energy use, boosting urban productivity, and lowering unemployment.
A presentation I made at a large pharmaceutical industry conference in 2007. Initial speaker (to the 5.5 minute mark) is the chair of the session, Eric Towler. The session was focused on the Evolving Role of Project Management in Drug Development, and my portion was focused on Resource Planning and Management.
For additional context, see related blog post at http://hermosatech.com
This document contains stock market indices and currency exchange rates from August 4, 2010. It lists the closing values and percentage changes for various South African indices like the All Share, ALSI40, and FINI. It also includes last prices and percentage changes for futures contracts on overseas markets and exchange rates between the rand, US dollar, British pound, euro, and other currencies.
Tablet ownership has increased significantly from 2011 to 2012, especially in more affluent markets. In 2012, 11% of people in developed markets owned tablets, compared to only 6% in 2011. Ownership in emerging Tier 1 markets increased to 5% from 2% over the same period. Tablet ownership remains relatively low in emerging Tier 2 markets, where only 1% of people owned tablets in both 2011 and 2012.
Exploring ICI water conservation in your service areabrentmwhite
The document discusses components of an Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional (ICI) water use evaluation program. It outlines five major components: 1) selecting facilities for evaluation based on water usage, 2) inviting facilities to participate, 3) conducting on-site evaluations of water using equipment, 4) preparing evaluation reports with water usage data and potential savings estimates, and 5) following up with facilities. The evaluation reports analyze facilities' water usage trends, inventory water-using equipment, calculate water budgets, and estimate potential water and cost savings from implementing efficiency measures. The program aims to help ICI customers reduce expenses by lowering water consumption.
The publishers are dead?! Lessons from digital game distributionJoost Rietveld
Presentation slides for this year's (2012) Digital Shoreditch presentation, PLAY Summit. I explore the notion that publishers are dead in digital distribution of video games by comparing two identical games published through two marketing strategies: with and without publisher.
Partager la construction de la ville avec les citoyensantic Pays basque
Intervention Nathalie MARTIN-SORVILLO (La Fabrique de la Cité) aux Rencontres Numériques 2012. Table ronde 2 - Le citoyen co-acteur de sa ville : transparence, évaluation et nouvelles intéractions
Key Linkbuilding Strategies Patrick Altoft 2012Patrick Altoft
Discover how search engines rely on link analysis as an important component for ranking web pages. You will also learn how to increase traffic to your site by building quality links in an appropriate manner.
The Australian avocado industry has experienced significant growth over the last 5 years, with production increasing 65% since 2003. Production is concentrated in Queensland, which accounts for nearly 80% of Australia's avocados. The industry now includes over 1,100 growers producing approximately 46,500 tonnes worth $130 million annually. Looking ahead, the document outlines opportunities for further growth in production, exports, and consumption globally, though it also notes challenges from issues like climate change, biosecurity, and the global economic situation. Overall, the future is seen as positive if the industry maintains focus on quality, strategic promotion, research, and communication.
We can´t generalise anymore: Segmentation
Tipping Points: Customer expectations
Be organised: Conscious competence
Building Capabilities / Roadmaps
New roles & New competition
This document provides an overview of social media usage and motivations based on the findings of the Wave social media tracker. Some key points:
- Social networks have become powerful hubs for connecting communities both online and offline. People are connecting not just with other people but also increasingly with brands in social spaces.
- Almost half of active internet users have joined a brand community, showing strong consumer demand for more social and interactive relationships with brands. These brand communities are also benefiting brands through increased loyalty, endorsement, and sales.
- However, understanding the specific social needs and motivations of different consumers, categories, and markets is essential for creating successful social experiences. Different platforms meet different needs.
- The
This document discusses how publishers can expand into e-commerce. It notes that both retailers and content companies are increasingly moving online. Specifically, media and book publishers are entering e-commerce. For publishers, this requires rethinking their business model from B2B to attracting direct consumers and expanding product lines related to their content. The document then outlines challenges of e-commerce including product, marketing, sales, logistics and ICT. It presents bpost's solutions for delivery and returns logistics through their Shipping Manager tool to help publishers overcome these challenges and succeed with e-commerce.
The document discusses marketing campaign results for Corona Direct. A radio campaign achieved a 10% buzz rate. Seniors had a 1.08% response rate and 11.90% conversion rate for a GSM version, while a newspaper/news version had a 1.12% response rate and 9.71% conversion rate. Mailing and DRTV campaign results were also presented. The conclusion was that €1 generates €170.
The document summarizes the results of a market research pilot conducted in two phases by an insurance company to evaluate the impact of direct mail (DM) and additional traditional advertising (ATL) campaigns.
In phase one without ATL, different customer groups received DM with or without follow up calls. DM increased call acceptance from 51% to 58% and had a positive return on investment when combined with calls. DM recall dropped quickly so calls needed to closely follow mailings.
In phase two with added ATL, similar groups received mailings or calls alone. DM continued to boost calls and also improved brand perceptions more than ATL. DM recall significantly outperformed TV, print and other ATL channels. The research
1. Addressed mailings were found to have significantly higher recall and consideration rates than unaddressed mailings or ATL campaigns alone.
2. Both addressed and unaddressed mailings improved brand perception of the automotive company compared to ATL campaigns, though unaddressed mailings had a slightly higher impact.
3. An analysis of return on investment found that addressed mailings generated a higher ROI and net margin impact than unaddressed mailings.
This document discusses the importance of trust in building brand conversations and relationships. It covers several key aspects of trust, including integrity, capabilities, intent, and results. Brand identification and promoting brand values that customers identify with can help build trust. Having open and honest conversations where the brand guides customers, including to competitors if needed, helps strengthen trust over time. The focus should be on positioning the customer and their experiences rather than just the brand.
The eHungary Program 2.0 - Building an Army of eCounsellors to fight against ...ePractice.eu
Authors: Andrea Fejer and Marianna Posfai
The target group of the eHungary Project of the Hungarian Ministry of Economy and Transport are citizens living in underdeveloped regions and the members of lower social classes.
Passive mobile measurement: The next big thing in market research? - TNSMerlien Institute
Presented by James Fergusson, Managing Director, Global Technology Sector - TNS
& Remy Bleijendaa, Digital Consultant, TNS
at Market Research in the Mobile World Asia-Pacific
30-31 January 2013, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
This event is proudly organised by Merlien Institute
Check out our upcoming events by visiting http://www.mrmw.net
This document summarizes the main changes to cohesion policy in Europe for the 2014-2020 period. It discusses how cohesion policy is now more integrated and place-based, focusing on functional geography. It is also more closely linked to the Europe 2020 strategy goals of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. The document provides examples of how policies can support these goals, such as improving tertiary education rates, investing in research and development, developing digital infrastructure, improving renewable energy use, boosting urban productivity, and lowering unemployment.
A presentation I made at a large pharmaceutical industry conference in 2007. Initial speaker (to the 5.5 minute mark) is the chair of the session, Eric Towler. The session was focused on the Evolving Role of Project Management in Drug Development, and my portion was focused on Resource Planning and Management.
For additional context, see related blog post at http://hermosatech.com
This document contains stock market indices and currency exchange rates from August 4, 2010. It lists the closing values and percentage changes for various South African indices like the All Share, ALSI40, and FINI. It also includes last prices and percentage changes for futures contracts on overseas markets and exchange rates between the rand, US dollar, British pound, euro, and other currencies.
Tablet ownership has increased significantly from 2011 to 2012, especially in more affluent markets. In 2012, 11% of people in developed markets owned tablets, compared to only 6% in 2011. Ownership in emerging Tier 1 markets increased to 5% from 2% over the same period. Tablet ownership remains relatively low in emerging Tier 2 markets, where only 1% of people owned tablets in both 2011 and 2012.
Exploring ICI water conservation in your service areabrentmwhite
The document discusses components of an Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional (ICI) water use evaluation program. It outlines five major components: 1) selecting facilities for evaluation based on water usage, 2) inviting facilities to participate, 3) conducting on-site evaluations of water using equipment, 4) preparing evaluation reports with water usage data and potential savings estimates, and 5) following up with facilities. The evaluation reports analyze facilities' water usage trends, inventory water-using equipment, calculate water budgets, and estimate potential water and cost savings from implementing efficiency measures. The program aims to help ICI customers reduce expenses by lowering water consumption.
The publishers are dead?! Lessons from digital game distributionJoost Rietveld
Presentation slides for this year's (2012) Digital Shoreditch presentation, PLAY Summit. I explore the notion that publishers are dead in digital distribution of video games by comparing two identical games published through two marketing strategies: with and without publisher.
Partager la construction de la ville avec les citoyensantic Pays basque
Intervention Nathalie MARTIN-SORVILLO (La Fabrique de la Cité) aux Rencontres Numériques 2012. Table ronde 2 - Le citoyen co-acteur de sa ville : transparence, évaluation et nouvelles intéractions
Key Linkbuilding Strategies Patrick Altoft 2012Patrick Altoft
Discover how search engines rely on link analysis as an important component for ranking web pages. You will also learn how to increase traffic to your site by building quality links in an appropriate manner.
The Australian avocado industry has experienced significant growth over the last 5 years, with production increasing 65% since 2003. Production is concentrated in Queensland, which accounts for nearly 80% of Australia's avocados. The industry now includes over 1,100 growers producing approximately 46,500 tonnes worth $130 million annually. Looking ahead, the document outlines opportunities for further growth in production, exports, and consumption globally, though it also notes challenges from issues like climate change, biosecurity, and the global economic situation. Overall, the future is seen as positive if the industry maintains focus on quality, strategic promotion, research, and communication.
We can´t generalise anymore: Segmentation
Tipping Points: Customer expectations
Be organised: Conscious competence
Building Capabilities / Roadmaps
New roles & New competition
This document provides an overview of social media usage and motivations based on the findings of the Wave social media tracker. Some key points:
- Social networks have become powerful hubs for connecting communities both online and offline. People are connecting not just with other people but also increasingly with brands in social spaces.
- Almost half of active internet users have joined a brand community, showing strong consumer demand for more social and interactive relationships with brands. These brand communities are also benefiting brands through increased loyalty, endorsement, and sales.
- However, understanding the specific social needs and motivations of different consumers, categories, and markets is essential for creating successful social experiences. Different platforms meet different needs.
- The
Social media platforms are increasingly meeting a variety of consumer needs beyond just staying connected with friends. While social networks excel at meeting needs around relationships and sharing experiences, other platforms like blogs and video sites also fulfill important needs such as self-expression, entertainment, and changing opinions. However, consumer motivations for using different social media vary greatly between countries and regions. Understanding these motivations is key to developing successful social media strategies for brands.
Social media is an incredibly dynamic environment. Terms like “friend” and “influencer” are no longer adequate.
A deeper understanding of consumer needs and motivations is the key to unlocking a real understanding of social media and its users.
Social networks are becoming powerful hubs of interconnected communities but it’s not just people that are connecting in the social media space.
There is huge demand for a more social and interactive relationships with brands.
Almost half of the Active Internet Universe has already joined a brand community.
These communities are also clearly having a huge benefit to the brands involved, driving brand loyalty, endorsement and sales.
However, understanding the nature of social demand for each consumer, category and market is the key to creating a successful social media experience.
Social media platforms are increasingly meeting a variety of consumer needs beyond just staying connected with friends. While social networks excel at meeting needs around relationships and sharing experiences, other platforms like blogs and video sites also fulfill important needs such as self-expression, entertainment, and changing opinions. However, consumer motivations for using different social media vary greatly between countries and regions. Understanding these motivations is key to brands creating successful social media strategies tailored to local markets.
Social media platforms are increasingly meeting a variety of consumer needs beyond just staying connected with friends. While social networks excel at meeting needs around relationships and sharing experiences, other platforms like blogs and video sites also fulfill important needs such as self-expression, entertainment, and changing opinions. However, the specific needs that drive social media usage vary significantly between countries and regions. Understanding these differences is key to developing successful social strategies for brands in different markets.
Social media platforms are increasingly meeting a variety of consumer needs beyond just staying connected with friends. While social networks excel at meeting needs around relationships and sharing experiences, other platforms also fulfill important needs such as self-expression, entertainment, and influencing opinions. However, consumer motivations for using different social media vary greatly between countries and regions. Understanding these motivations is key to developing successful social strategies for brands.
Social media platforms are increasingly meeting a variety of consumer needs beyond just staying connected with friends. While social networks excel at meeting needs around relationships and sharing experiences, other platforms like blogs and video sites also fulfill important needs such as self-expression, entertainment, and changing opinions. However, consumer motivations for using different social media vary greatly between countries and regions. Understanding these motivations is key to developing successful social media strategies for brands.
The document discusses how direct mail (letterbox) can be used to effectively engage with consumers (iConsumers) in today's digital environment. It notes that direct mail remains a valuable marketing channel, even for the most digital consumers, as it can reinforce digital strategies by driving web traffic when combined with online searches. Some key points made are that 87% of direct mail is read, it is one of the most important touchpoints related to purchase decisions, and many advertisers now fully integrate direct mail into their strategies for reaching and engaging consumers.
Make your digital strategies also a sales generatorbpost
This document discusses how direct mail can be used as a digital strategy and sales generator by activating digital targets like mobile/tablet and social media users. It provides several case studies as examples, such as how Rabobank used a customized magazine to increase website traffic and how Pure Players used direct mail to drive website traffic and online sales for inactive customers. The document advocates for an integrated digital-direct mail approach to generate better return on investment through increased traffic, dialogue, advocacy, and brand experience.
This document compares the effectiveness of different marketing channels - direct mail, email, and banner advertising - for a Belgian food brand's webshop campaign. Direct mail generated the highest turnover at €252,000 from 50,000 contacts, compared to €7,128 from email and €1,030 from banners. Direct mail also had the highest ROI at 770% and the lowest cost per acquisition. The key conclusion is that direct mail is the most efficient activation channel, and combining online and offline approaches generates better results than online-only.
The necessity to recruit new donors in times of economic recession - Fundrais...bpost
The economic recession has resulted in donors that quit donating, or donate less. You could desinvest, or invest to create new donors. Find out how Direct Mail can help
This document discusses strategies for companies to create word-of-mouth marketing using postcards. It suggests that companies offer customers free postcards to send to friends and family to share their experiences with a brand. This creates engagement and interactions on a personal level. The document provides examples of companies that use real postcards sent through the mail and a mobile app to allow customers to send branded postcards to others for free in order to generate buzz and sales for the brand.
Direct mail and email were tested to promote cross-selling funds to existing clients without share accounts. 300 interviews were conducted, with 150 receiving email and 150 receiving direct mail. Direct mail generated significantly higher spontaneous brand awareness (+120%) and correct message recall (+81%) than email. It also enhanced attention to other brand advertising by 60% more than email. Direct mail was found to be more effective than email at promoting cross-selling funds to existing clients.
Direct mail and email were tested to promote cross-selling funds to existing clients without share accounts. 300 interviews were conducted, with 150 receiving email and 150 receiving direct mail. Direct mail generated significantly higher spontaneous brand awareness (+120%) and correct message recall (+81%) than email. It also enhanced attention to other brand advertising by 60% more than email. The findings suggest that direct mail is more effective than email for this marketing campaign objective.
Loyalty starts with great stories - event bpost 29/01/2013]bpost
The document discusses building loyalty through storytelling, values, and effective communication over time. It highlights the importance of social media, personalization, and engaging supporters by recognizing them, making them feel good, inspiring them, inviting them to participate, and showing that their voices have been heard. The goal is to develop loyal volunteers and donors through these strategies.
This document discusses transforming administrative mail into a customer experience tool. It focuses on why capitalizing on administrative mail is important, how to do it by putting customers first and treating it as a project, and what benefits it can bring. Specifically, it can improve brands, enhance customer communication, and unlock hidden ROI. The document provides examples of projects with banks, insurers, telcos and utilities that experienced positive impacts from RelatioMail.
This document outlines an agenda and presentations for a cross-channel day event. The agenda is divided into two parts, with the first part focusing on topics like the current state of retail, cross-channel organizations, and identifying customers. The second part discusses challenges and opportunities of multichannel retail like moving from cash and carry to multichannel. Several company case studies are also presented. The document indicates that identifying the most likely buyers based on fast-moving consumer goods purchasing behavior will be one of the presentations. Overall, the document provides an agenda and overview of topics to be discussed at a cross-channel marketing event.
Club Med partnered with bpost to launch a mobile postcard program combining digital and physical experiences. The program allows Club Med customers to take a photo on their smartphone, add a personal message, and have the postcard printed and delivered by bpost. Over 65,000 downloads and 95,000 postcards have been sent since launch. The program aims to strengthen Club Med's brand image by allowing customers to share their happy vacation moments, increase customer loyalty through a rewarding experience, and recruit new customers by capturing the addresses of postcard recipients.
Inma presHow to help brands and consumers. 3 innovations by bpost for the I...bpost
Mobile postcard apps allow customers to send digital postcards from their phones in under 100 seconds. Shipping manager apps give customers updates on package deliveries and allow redelivery scheduling. On-demand delivery services let customers order anything and have it delivered within hours, with bpost aiming to become customers' personal assistant for ordering goods.
This document discusses a survey conducted in Belgium about voters' preferred communication channels for political parties. Some key findings:
1) Door-to-door flyers and personalized letters remain the most preferred methods for politicians to contact voters.
2) Northern voters prefer messages in newspapers and door-to-door contact, while southern voters prefer more personal approaches.
3) Men are more interested in politics overall and prefer personalized letters more than women. Interest in politics increases slightly as elections near.
bpost test eerstdaags in Mechelen en regio Verviers de gebundelde postbestelling voor gezinnen uit. Op zowat 17.000 adressen zullen de postbodes alle brieven en ongeadresseerd drukwerk in een open bedrukte map bestellen. De nieuwe werkwijze zal gebaseerd zijn op geavanceerde technologie en bpost is daarmee een voorloper in de internationale postwereld. In zijn processen, producten en diensten past bpost systematisch spitstechnologie toe, maar technologie zal nooit de postbode vervangen.
Pour ses processus logistiques, bpost recourt d’ailleurs systématiquement à des technologies sophistiquées. Elle a ainsi déployé une infrastructure de tri ultramoderne qui trie déjà les envois dans l’ordre de la tournée du facteur (rue et numéros de maison).
Les technologies de pointe contribuent également au succès de produits comme la Mobile Postcard (photo prise avec un Smart Phone, distribuée le lendemain sous forme de carte postale) et la carte bpaid (paiement en ligne sécurisé offrant la garantie de ne jamais dépasser les limites de son budget), très prisées des clients. Mais ce sont surtout les solutions globales intégrées utilisées pour la production et la distribution des attestations INAMI et des plaques minéralogiques européennes qui reposent sur une technologie d’avant-garde.
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Part 2 Deep Dive: Navigating the 2024 Slowdownjeffkluth1
Introduction
The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
The APCO Geopolitical Radar - Q3 2024 The Global Operating Environment for Bu...APCO
The Radar reflects input from APCO’s teams located around the world. It distils a host of interconnected events and trends into insights to inform operational and strategic decisions. Issues covered in this edition include:
Digital Marketing with a Focus on Sustainabilitysssourabhsharma
Digital Marketing best practices including influencer marketing, content creators, and omnichannel marketing for Sustainable Brands at the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit 2024 in New York
Top 10 Free Accounting and Bookkeeping Apps for Small BusinessesYourLegal Accounting
Maintaining a proper record of your money is important for any business whether it is small or large. It helps you stay one step ahead in the financial race and be aware of your earnings and any tax obligations.
However, managing finances without an entire accounting staff can be challenging for small businesses.
Accounting apps can help with that! They resemble your private money manager.
They organize all of your transactions automatically as soon as you link them to your corporate bank account. Additionally, they are compatible with your phone, allowing you to monitor your finances from anywhere. Cool, right?
Thus, we’ll be looking at several fantastic accounting apps in this blog that will help you develop your business and save time.
Anny Serafina Love - Letter of Recommendation by Kellen Harkins, MS.AnnySerafinaLove
This letter, written by Kellen Harkins, Course Director at Full Sail University, commends Anny Love's exemplary performance in the Video Sharing Platforms class. It highlights her dedication, willingness to challenge herself, and exceptional skills in production, editing, and marketing across various video platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
IMPACT Silver is a pure silver zinc producer with over $260 million in revenue since 2008 and a large 100% owned 210km Mexico land package - 2024 catalysts includes new 14% grade zinc Plomosas mine and 20,000m of fully funded exploration drilling.
How are Lilac French Bulldogs Beauty Charming the World and Capturing Hearts....Lacey Max
“After being the most listed dog breed in the United States for 31
years in a row, the Labrador Retriever has dropped to second place
in the American Kennel Club's annual survey of the country's most
popular canines. The French Bulldog is the new top dog in the
United States as of 2022. The stylish puppy has ascended the
rankings in rapid time despite having health concerns and limited
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1. IAB Europa
Marketing Day March 24
« It's not the number of blasts that counts, but the interactions
you generate »
What’s happening with the consumer in 2009-2010
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4. VISION
THE WORLD OF MARKETING IS CHANGING
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5. More than 1,5 Billion regular users in the world
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6. Number of Internet connections for 100 households :
86
Belgium 64%
84 84 82
80
75
72 71
69
64 64 63
62 62 60
59 59 58 58
53 51 51
48 48 47 46 46
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31 30
25
Belgium
Slovenia
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Portugal
Denmark
Luxemboug
Czech Republic
Germany
Italy
Poland
Finland
Ireland
Netherlands
Malta
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
EU (15 countries)
EU (25 countires)
EU (27 countries)
UK
Hungary
Cyprus
France
Spain
Greece
Austria
Norway
Sweden
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7. There are 4 632 060 Belgian surfers on an average day
50.6% of Belgians 12+
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41 42
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37 38
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32 33
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29 29
27
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20 20
15 16
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Websites E-Mail Web or Mail
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Source : CIM PluriMediaProduct Study ’07-’08
8. Average 12+ population
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9. Average 12+
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12. The consumer is in control
Consumer in control
• More marketing litterate
• Desire for more autonomy
and uniqueness
• Less trusting
• More critical, skeptical
• Even indifferent
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13. Online activities Total 12+ versus 18+
Total 12+ 18+
Activity On Internet Indiv (000) % Activity On Internet Indiv (000) %
E‐Mail 4 546 50 E‐Mail 3 984 47
Route Planners / Maps 3 542 39 Route Planners / Maps 3 290 39
Information on Hobby/Interests 3 430 37 Information On Your Hobby/Interests 3 103 37
News 3 342 37 News 3 005 36
Practical Information (Tv,Weather,...) 3 308 36 Tourist/Travel Information 2 974 35
Tourist/Travel Information 3 189 35 Practical Information (Tv,Weather,...) 2 950 35
Information on Products you intend to buy 3 066 34 Information On Products You Intend To Buy 2 787 33
Information For Work/Studies 3 035 33 Information For Work/Studies 2 675 32
Cultural Information 2 809 31 Cultural Information 2 473 29
Reading The Newspapers 2 693 29 Reading The Newspapers 2 436 29
Phone /Address Guides 2 580 28 Phone /Address Guides 2 427 29
Sports 2 160 24 Sports 1 900 23
Information on New Technologies 2 103 23 Information On New Technologies 1 894 23
Watching Video'S 2 000 22 Economics & Finance 1 626 19
Listening to The Radio 1 957 21 Listening To The Radio 1 622 19
Instant Messenger 1 926 21 Watching Video'S 1 573 19
Downloading Music Free Of Charge 1 901 21 Information On Fashion 1 539 18
Information On Fashion 1 786 20 Instant Messenger 1 518 18
Economics & Finance 1 734 19 Downloading Music Free Of Charge 1 485 18
Chat 1 628 18 Immo / Real Estate 1 429 17
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14. Top sites Metriweb
Regular
Site visitors
1 Hotmail 5 630 133
2 MSN Belgium 3 493 301
3 Skynet 3 157 334
4 HLN- 7sur7 2 738 175
5 NETLOG 2 461 796
6 Het Nieuwsblad 1 896 291
7 Kapaza 1 863 433
8 Pages d'Or - Gouden Gids 1 830 801
9 Zita 1 537 582
10 SKYROCK 1 471 643
11 2dehands 1 264 077
12 De Standaard Online 1 261 906
13 Dailymotion 1 123 262
14 Vlan on-line 1 042 031
15 Immoweb 987 583
16 CommentCaMarche 845 824
17 Mappy 837 904
18 Tijd Net 809 776
19 SeniorenNet 797 374
20 Autoscout24 787 820
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Source : CIM Metriweb – Janvier 2009
15. Top sites
other sites (incl. non-CIM)
Unique Visitors
Site (000s)
1 Google Search 4 420
2 Windows Live Hotmail 3 329
3 Msn-Windows Live Messenger 2 943
4 Youtube.com 2 452
5 Wikipedia.org 1 894
6 Netlog.com 1 834
7 Msn Homepages 1 734
8 Telenet.be 1 713
9 Blogger.com 1 242
10 Windows Live 1 202
11 Facebook.com 1 192
12 Google Maps 1 159
13 Ebay.be 1 105
14 Skynet.be 1 058
15 Nieuwsblad.be 1 003
16 Hln.be 946
17 Kapaza.be 918
18 Truvo.be 860
19 Msn-Windows Live Web Search 845
20 Laredoute.be 800
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Source : ComScore – January 2009
16. The
internet is
consumer
-driven blessin
g
blessin
or
g
curse?
or
curse?
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17. Personalisation is a key
benefit of digital media
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18. MISSION
IS STILL THE SAME BUT THE TOOLS HAVE
CHANGED
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19. Need to engage consumer to be more effective
Connecting
Inspiring Acting
Dialoguing
Desiring
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21. CHALLENGE
THE REGULATOR IS WORRIED
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22. Control of data
is becoming a
hot topic
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23. Balancing act
Freedom
Restraint
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24. SITUATION
HOW BIG IS THE EUROPEAN MARKET
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25. Online Ad Spend Europe versus US
(Million Euros)
€ 20,000
€ 16,100
€ 14,505
€ 15,000 € 13,476
€ 11,545 € 10,956 23%
€ 10,000 € 7,213 40%
Europe
USA
ACTUAL ACTUAL FORECAST
€ 5,000
€0
2006 2007 2008
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27. IAB EUROPE
HOW CAN WE HELP…
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28. Convergence towards Digital
Broadcasters
Advertisers Publishers
Media Media
... Owners
Agencies
. .
Social Platforms Creative
Agencies
Sales Houses
Service Providers
Mobile Operators
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29. Promoting and Developing
the digital and interactive market
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30. February 2009 :
Established countries :
-23 countries with over 125 staff
-more than 5250 member companies
New countries in 2009 :
-4 countries closing W-Europe
-Russia 2008:
• Austria
• Belgium
European Priorities 2009-2010 : • Croatia
-Public Affairs • Denmark 2009:
-Standardisation • Finland • Switzerland
• France • Portugal
-Benchmarking • Germany • Ireland
-Best Practices • Greece • Luxemburg
• Hungary • ...
-Press awareness • Italy • Russia
• Netherlands • ...
• Norway
• Poland
• Romania
• Slovenia
• Spain
• Sweden
• Turkey 30
• UK
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31. Thank you
president@iabeurope.eu and www.iabeurope.eu
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