Paul June is an experienced marketing and product development leader in the consumer products industry. He has a proven track record of successfully launching new product lines and targeting new markets. He is skilled at analyzing trends, utilizing new technologies, and developing strategic marketing plans. Throughout his career, he has increased sales significantly for several companies and launched his own startup that was sold within two years.
This e-book covers 29 sales & marketing subjects from competitive positioning and marketing plans to campaigns, sales management and ROI. Using graphics, charts and short copy, the 96-page book covers:
- What the subject is & why it's important
- Best and worst-case scenarios
- Key steps to follow
doitmarketing, doit-marketing, do it marketing, strategic marketing ebook, small business marketing
Старо и златно - Philip Kotler - Sofia, Lecture 11.14.07Iva Fazlova
The document discusses challenges facing companies in global markets and recommends that companies strengthen their marketing skills in innovation, differentiation, and branding to defend domestic markets from foreign competitors. It also emphasizes focusing on customers, using market research, and differentiating through superior value rather than lowering prices. The document outlines approaches companies can take to find new opportunities through customer insights, innovation models, and blue ocean strategy.
This document provides a summary of a marketing knowledge sharing session given by David Ren.
[1] The session covered marketing concepts, career paths in marketing, and David's experiences with creation and global strategy, as well as regional strategy and execution.
[2] David discussed the marketing concept and phases including planning, management, and sustaining. He also shared insights from creating innovation and developing global and regional strategies.
[3] The document outlines David's approach to marketing organization, deliverables, quarterly planning, execution, monitoring, and reporting.
Market4Ward is a marketing consultancy that uses the "ICCE" framework to develop strategic marketing plans for businesses. ICCE stands for Innovate, Communicate, Change, and Excel. The consultancy helps businesses innovate their marketing approaches, communicate strategies internally and externally, create positive change, and achieve sustained growth through innovation. Mark Nowotarski is the principal strategist with over 30 years of experience in marketing, branding, and business strategy for various building product companies.
Paul Writer is an advisory firm that helps clients develop marketing, branding, and communications strategies. The firm was founded by Jessie Paul, an expert in brand internationalization and frugal marketing. Paul Writer brings expertise in both offline and online marketing innovations to help reposition brands in a cost-effective manner. The firm's services include marketing strategy design, implementation reviews, professional development, and assisting with a client's marketing function. Paul Writer's approach to developing a marketing strategy involves discovery, positioning, expression, and action.
Case study lucid fusion business models_ardyardy024
The document summarizes the development of a new business model for Lucid Fusion, a new media marketing agency. It identifies challenges in relation to the current operating context and develops three potential future states for the company. Workshops were held to present the business model design process and develop models for each future state, labeled LF A, LF B, and LF Lab. The solution recommends implementing the LF B and LF Lab models, with strategies to focus value propositions, introduce new activities and products, and diversify partnerships to maximize recurring revenue over three years.
Structuring for success - Developing a dynamic structure for your marketing t...B2B Marketing
With marketing evolving rapidly in response to adoption of emerging digital communication techniques and changing buyer behaviour, it's imperative that the skill set of the marketing function evolves too, to reflect this and to enable the brand to compete effectively in the digital age.
Furthermore, marketing must be able to concisely communicate and report on the value of what they are delivering for the organisation, to all departments and particularly to the board. Fresh from delivering Deloitte's Olympics sponsorship, brand and marketing director Annabel Pritchard will focus on how to build a marketing function that's fit for purpose and structured around delivering clear and measurable business benefits. This session will cover:
•Structuring the team - ensuring a dynamic mix of specialisms across the marketing function
•Managing and nurturing the marketing team - encouraging learning and skills development
•Raising the profile of marketing - reporting value to the Board and championing the value of marketing across the business.
Paul June has over 15 years of experience in marketing, business development, and product management. He founded a full-service marketing firm called Barrel O' Monkeyz that grew to over 100 clients. As VP of Marketing at Ultra Pro, he developed marketing strategies for a $12M novelty pen line. He also led product development as Director of Product Management at Targus, where he created their first product management department.
This e-book covers 29 sales & marketing subjects from competitive positioning and marketing plans to campaigns, sales management and ROI. Using graphics, charts and short copy, the 96-page book covers:
- What the subject is & why it's important
- Best and worst-case scenarios
- Key steps to follow
doitmarketing, doit-marketing, do it marketing, strategic marketing ebook, small business marketing
Старо и златно - Philip Kotler - Sofia, Lecture 11.14.07Iva Fazlova
The document discusses challenges facing companies in global markets and recommends that companies strengthen their marketing skills in innovation, differentiation, and branding to defend domestic markets from foreign competitors. It also emphasizes focusing on customers, using market research, and differentiating through superior value rather than lowering prices. The document outlines approaches companies can take to find new opportunities through customer insights, innovation models, and blue ocean strategy.
This document provides a summary of a marketing knowledge sharing session given by David Ren.
[1] The session covered marketing concepts, career paths in marketing, and David's experiences with creation and global strategy, as well as regional strategy and execution.
[2] David discussed the marketing concept and phases including planning, management, and sustaining. He also shared insights from creating innovation and developing global and regional strategies.
[3] The document outlines David's approach to marketing organization, deliverables, quarterly planning, execution, monitoring, and reporting.
Market4Ward is a marketing consultancy that uses the "ICCE" framework to develop strategic marketing plans for businesses. ICCE stands for Innovate, Communicate, Change, and Excel. The consultancy helps businesses innovate their marketing approaches, communicate strategies internally and externally, create positive change, and achieve sustained growth through innovation. Mark Nowotarski is the principal strategist with over 30 years of experience in marketing, branding, and business strategy for various building product companies.
Paul Writer is an advisory firm that helps clients develop marketing, branding, and communications strategies. The firm was founded by Jessie Paul, an expert in brand internationalization and frugal marketing. Paul Writer brings expertise in both offline and online marketing innovations to help reposition brands in a cost-effective manner. The firm's services include marketing strategy design, implementation reviews, professional development, and assisting with a client's marketing function. Paul Writer's approach to developing a marketing strategy involves discovery, positioning, expression, and action.
Case study lucid fusion business models_ardyardy024
The document summarizes the development of a new business model for Lucid Fusion, a new media marketing agency. It identifies challenges in relation to the current operating context and develops three potential future states for the company. Workshops were held to present the business model design process and develop models for each future state, labeled LF A, LF B, and LF Lab. The solution recommends implementing the LF B and LF Lab models, with strategies to focus value propositions, introduce new activities and products, and diversify partnerships to maximize recurring revenue over three years.
Structuring for success - Developing a dynamic structure for your marketing t...B2B Marketing
With marketing evolving rapidly in response to adoption of emerging digital communication techniques and changing buyer behaviour, it's imperative that the skill set of the marketing function evolves too, to reflect this and to enable the brand to compete effectively in the digital age.
Furthermore, marketing must be able to concisely communicate and report on the value of what they are delivering for the organisation, to all departments and particularly to the board. Fresh from delivering Deloitte's Olympics sponsorship, brand and marketing director Annabel Pritchard will focus on how to build a marketing function that's fit for purpose and structured around delivering clear and measurable business benefits. This session will cover:
•Structuring the team - ensuring a dynamic mix of specialisms across the marketing function
•Managing and nurturing the marketing team - encouraging learning and skills development
•Raising the profile of marketing - reporting value to the Board and championing the value of marketing across the business.
Paul June has over 15 years of experience in marketing, business development, and product management. He founded a full-service marketing firm called Barrel O' Monkeyz that grew to over 100 clients. As VP of Marketing at Ultra Pro, he developed marketing strategies for a $12M novelty pen line. He also led product development as Director of Product Management at Targus, where he created their first product management department.
The document discusses marketing planning for charities. It begins with defining marketing and explaining its evolution and role in not-for-profit organizations. It then covers marketing planning processes like conducting a situation analysis, setting objectives, developing a strategy and tactics, and implementing an action plan. The rest of the document provides details on various marketing planning frameworks and concepts that can be applied for charities, including segmentation, targeting, the marketing mix, product lifecycles, and performance tracking.
Marketing involves planning and executing ideas, products and services to create value for customers. It includes conception, pricing, promotion and distribution to satisfy individual and organizational goals. Marketing management is the process of choosing target markets and creating, delivering and communicating superior customer value. The core concepts of marketing are understanding customer needs, wants, demands and desires and delivering products and services that provide utility, value and satisfaction.
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts for bankers. It defines marketing as the process of planning and executing ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy goals. Marketing management involves choosing target markets and growing customer value. The marketing mix consists of the 4 Ps - product, price, place, and promotion. Additional concepts covered include the scope of products and services that can be marketed, the 4Cs customer framework, and differences between sales and marketing. The document emphasizes understanding customer needs and creating value as core to a customer-centric approach.
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts and frameworks for bankers. It defines marketing as the process of planning exchanges to satisfy individual and organizational goals. Marketing management involves choosing target markets and creating, delivering, and communicating superior customer value. The marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion are explained as the key elements to manage. Customer value, needs, and the marketing triangle of customers, company, and competition are core concepts. The document outlines the strategic planning process and components of a marketing plan to guide activities.
The document provides an overview of marketing concepts for bankers. It defines marketing as the process of planning and executing activities to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational goals. It discusses the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion. It also explains concepts such as the 4 Ps and 4 Cs frameworks, and differences between sales and marketing. The document emphasizes that understanding customer needs is key and outlines the marketing process from developing a business mission to implementation and evaluation.
Xotox provided creative branding and design solutions for several clients. For ABC, a notebook company experiencing declining sales, Xotox conducted market research and redesigned the notebook covers into categories by age group, leading to increased sales. For KPMG Jordan, Xotox used illustrations inspired by economic history in an interior design solution to celebrate the company's success within the Levantine context. For a national campaign promoting Jerusalem, Xotox established design rules to maintain quality and protect the visual identity across many diverse events and activities.
Paul June’s Marketing Resume: An innovative, multi-faceted marketing and product development professional with extensive experience in the domestic and international consumer products space. From product development to business development, I have a track record of creating successful product lines, spearheading effective marketplace launches and targeting new markets with decisive go-to-market strategies. I am thoroughly familiar with the utilization of latest internet-based marketing techniques based on web development, social media utilization and development of on-line brand presence. I have repeatedly demonstrated my skills in providing critical insight into future business and consumer trends as well as utilizing cutting edge technologies that capture the imagination of varied audiences. I have a reputation for holding an unwavering commitment to consistent performance at the highest level of professional excellence and I hold a BS degree in Business Administration and Marketing.
MA8 Digitaalinen markkinointi (luento 6)Joni Salminen
The document discusses advanced internet marketing techniques. It defines advanced internet marketing as using the latest technologies, tools, and knowledge in innovative marketing planning and implementation based on both traditional marketing theories and research into consumer behavior and internet usage. Some key aspects of advanced internet marketing discussed include being innovative, using technologies before masses, being cost effective, being measurable, and aligning with marketing ethics.
Barrel O' Monkeyz helps brands tell their story through digital and social media to connect with customers on an emotional level and drive business results. They specialize in creating custom strategies and scalable solutions for consumer brands. Their services include branding, digital media, social media, design, websites, advertising, and more. They understand the challenges brands face in competitive markets and can authentically engage users through strategic integration of different marketing channels.
This document discusses network address translation (NAT) features and how to design a secure NAT network. It describes different types of NAT including static, dynamic, and masquerading NAT. When implementing NAT, considerations include network size, security needs, location, IP addressing, and data flow rates. Securing the NAT network involves using routing/remote access filters, address pools, special ports, and VPN connections. The optimal design devotes one machine to act as the NAT server, connecting over persistent routes with multiple internet connections to enhance performance and availability.
This document discusses designing a secure network infrastructure. It covers public key infrastructure using authentication and encryption with digital certificates. It also discusses updating networks using tools like the Baseline Security Analyzer and Software Update Services. Additionally, it outlines securing wireless networks through authentication methods and encryption, as well as remotely administering networks using tools like Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop.
Security templates contain security settings that can be applied to machines. Common predefined templates include ones for domain controllers and workstations with different security levels. Templates can be created, modified, and imported. The security configuration and analysis tool compares template settings to machine configurations. Templates are deployed using group policy to apply settings to multiple machines. Testing security policies involves creating test plans, test cases, and a lab environment. Results are studied to determine policy suitability before full deployment, which starts with a limited pilot rollout.
DNS servers convert web addresses to IP addresses through a process called name resolution. Routing provides invisibility of internal networks, integration with existing networks, and restriction of traffic between internal/external networks. Common routing topologies are mesh, ring, and star, while WAN technologies include leased telephone lines, dial-on-demand, frame relay, and VPN. Security can be added through authentication methods like EAP, MS-CHAP v2, and CHAP within Routing and Remote Access. Static and dynamic routing differ in their updating of routing tables. Windows tools like ping, tracert, and pathping help troubleshoot TCP/IP routing issues.
DNS servers convert web addresses to IP addresses through a process called name resolution. Routing provides invisibility of internal networks and integration with existing networks while restricting traffic between the internal network and internet or other external networks. Common routing network topologies are mesh, ring and star, while common WAN technologies are leased telephone lines, dial-on-demand connections, frame relay and VPN. Security can be added through authentication methods like EAP, MS-CHAP v2, and restricting remote access using properties.
This document discusses planning a secure Windows Server 2003 network. It covers selecting server and desktop computers, operating systems, and security features. Some key points include categorizing computers by role, standardizing hardware, selecting an operating system based on applications and costs, and configuring security permissions for files, folders, and the registry. Domain controllers require additional security as the failure of one could disrupt the whole network. The document also discusses infrastructure servers like DNS and DHCP and how to secure them.
Windows Server 2003 supports two types of clusters: server clusters and network load balancing (NLB) clusters. Server clusters provide high availability for applications like databases and messaging servers, connecting each node to shared storage. NLB clusters balance load for applications like web servers, assigning each node a cloned data set. Designing an effective cluster involves considering availability needs, scaling options, and using tools like the Network Load Balancing Manager and Cluster Administrator.
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) uses public and private key cryptography to authenticate users and devices. Digital certificates, issued by a Certificate Authority (CA), bind a public key to a user's identity. Enterprise CAs issue certificates only to internal users while stand-alone CAs can issue to external users. Active Directory, a Windows directory service, enables single sign-on access to network resources and authenticates external users without an Active Directory account.
DHCP automates the allocation of IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, and other network configuration parameters. It uses four messages - DHCPDISCOVER, DHCPOFFER, DHCPREQUEST, DHCPACK - to allocate addresses dynamically or statically. DHCP can be designed for LANs, routed networks, and non-Microsoft clients. It enhances availability through features like superscopes across multiple servers and Windows Server 2003 clustering. Security involves authorizing servers, controlling access, and using firewalls. Performance is increased by shortening response times, distributing load across servers, and optimizing lease times.
This document discusses planning a network services infrastructure. It explains that an infrastructure consists of physical and logical elements and follows a plan-implement-maintain process. Key aspects covered include selecting protocols like TCP/IP, Ethernet, and DHCP/DNS for networking services. Design considerations involve goals like functionality, security, availability and performance. The document provides an overview of important network infrastructure concepts.
DNS servers convert web addresses to IP addresses through a process called name resolution. Routing provides invisibility of internal networks and integration with existing networks while restricting traffic between internal, external, and other networks. Key considerations for routing network design include topology, WAN technology, routing protocols, authentication, and security. Troubleshooting tools like Ping, Tracert, and Pathping help locate routing issues.
The document discusses maintaining server availability by monitoring performance, network services, and system bottlenecks. It also covers planning a backup strategy. Specifically, it outlines:
- Tools for analyzing server performance including the Performance Console and Network Monitor
- Services to monitor like DHCP, DNS, WINS, and routing/remote access
- Areas that could cause bottlenecks: processor, memory, storage, and network
- Components of a backup strategy: hardware, software, and plan
- Backup types and restoring options available in software
- How Volume Shadow Copy Service works
The document discusses marketing planning for charities. It begins with defining marketing and explaining its evolution and role in not-for-profit organizations. It then covers marketing planning processes like conducting a situation analysis, setting objectives, developing a strategy and tactics, and implementing an action plan. The rest of the document provides details on various marketing planning frameworks and concepts that can be applied for charities, including segmentation, targeting, the marketing mix, product lifecycles, and performance tracking.
Marketing involves planning and executing ideas, products and services to create value for customers. It includes conception, pricing, promotion and distribution to satisfy individual and organizational goals. Marketing management is the process of choosing target markets and creating, delivering and communicating superior customer value. The core concepts of marketing are understanding customer needs, wants, demands and desires and delivering products and services that provide utility, value and satisfaction.
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts for bankers. It defines marketing as the process of planning and executing ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy goals. Marketing management involves choosing target markets and growing customer value. The marketing mix consists of the 4 Ps - product, price, place, and promotion. Additional concepts covered include the scope of products and services that can be marketed, the 4Cs customer framework, and differences between sales and marketing. The document emphasizes understanding customer needs and creating value as core to a customer-centric approach.
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts and frameworks for bankers. It defines marketing as the process of planning exchanges to satisfy individual and organizational goals. Marketing management involves choosing target markets and creating, delivering, and communicating superior customer value. The marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion are explained as the key elements to manage. Customer value, needs, and the marketing triangle of customers, company, and competition are core concepts. The document outlines the strategic planning process and components of a marketing plan to guide activities.
The document provides an overview of marketing concepts for bankers. It defines marketing as the process of planning and executing activities to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational goals. It discusses the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion. It also explains concepts such as the 4 Ps and 4 Cs frameworks, and differences between sales and marketing. The document emphasizes that understanding customer needs is key and outlines the marketing process from developing a business mission to implementation and evaluation.
Xotox provided creative branding and design solutions for several clients. For ABC, a notebook company experiencing declining sales, Xotox conducted market research and redesigned the notebook covers into categories by age group, leading to increased sales. For KPMG Jordan, Xotox used illustrations inspired by economic history in an interior design solution to celebrate the company's success within the Levantine context. For a national campaign promoting Jerusalem, Xotox established design rules to maintain quality and protect the visual identity across many diverse events and activities.
Paul June’s Marketing Resume: An innovative, multi-faceted marketing and product development professional with extensive experience in the domestic and international consumer products space. From product development to business development, I have a track record of creating successful product lines, spearheading effective marketplace launches and targeting new markets with decisive go-to-market strategies. I am thoroughly familiar with the utilization of latest internet-based marketing techniques based on web development, social media utilization and development of on-line brand presence. I have repeatedly demonstrated my skills in providing critical insight into future business and consumer trends as well as utilizing cutting edge technologies that capture the imagination of varied audiences. I have a reputation for holding an unwavering commitment to consistent performance at the highest level of professional excellence and I hold a BS degree in Business Administration and Marketing.
MA8 Digitaalinen markkinointi (luento 6)Joni Salminen
The document discusses advanced internet marketing techniques. It defines advanced internet marketing as using the latest technologies, tools, and knowledge in innovative marketing planning and implementation based on both traditional marketing theories and research into consumer behavior and internet usage. Some key aspects of advanced internet marketing discussed include being innovative, using technologies before masses, being cost effective, being measurable, and aligning with marketing ethics.
Barrel O' Monkeyz helps brands tell their story through digital and social media to connect with customers on an emotional level and drive business results. They specialize in creating custom strategies and scalable solutions for consumer brands. Their services include branding, digital media, social media, design, websites, advertising, and more. They understand the challenges brands face in competitive markets and can authentically engage users through strategic integration of different marketing channels.
This document discusses network address translation (NAT) features and how to design a secure NAT network. It describes different types of NAT including static, dynamic, and masquerading NAT. When implementing NAT, considerations include network size, security needs, location, IP addressing, and data flow rates. Securing the NAT network involves using routing/remote access filters, address pools, special ports, and VPN connections. The optimal design devotes one machine to act as the NAT server, connecting over persistent routes with multiple internet connections to enhance performance and availability.
This document discusses designing a secure network infrastructure. It covers public key infrastructure using authentication and encryption with digital certificates. It also discusses updating networks using tools like the Baseline Security Analyzer and Software Update Services. Additionally, it outlines securing wireless networks through authentication methods and encryption, as well as remotely administering networks using tools like Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop.
Security templates contain security settings that can be applied to machines. Common predefined templates include ones for domain controllers and workstations with different security levels. Templates can be created, modified, and imported. The security configuration and analysis tool compares template settings to machine configurations. Templates are deployed using group policy to apply settings to multiple machines. Testing security policies involves creating test plans, test cases, and a lab environment. Results are studied to determine policy suitability before full deployment, which starts with a limited pilot rollout.
DNS servers convert web addresses to IP addresses through a process called name resolution. Routing provides invisibility of internal networks, integration with existing networks, and restriction of traffic between internal/external networks. Common routing topologies are mesh, ring, and star, while WAN technologies include leased telephone lines, dial-on-demand, frame relay, and VPN. Security can be added through authentication methods like EAP, MS-CHAP v2, and CHAP within Routing and Remote Access. Static and dynamic routing differ in their updating of routing tables. Windows tools like ping, tracert, and pathping help troubleshoot TCP/IP routing issues.
DNS servers convert web addresses to IP addresses through a process called name resolution. Routing provides invisibility of internal networks and integration with existing networks while restricting traffic between the internal network and internet or other external networks. Common routing network topologies are mesh, ring and star, while common WAN technologies are leased telephone lines, dial-on-demand connections, frame relay and VPN. Security can be added through authentication methods like EAP, MS-CHAP v2, and restricting remote access using properties.
This document discusses planning a secure Windows Server 2003 network. It covers selecting server and desktop computers, operating systems, and security features. Some key points include categorizing computers by role, standardizing hardware, selecting an operating system based on applications and costs, and configuring security permissions for files, folders, and the registry. Domain controllers require additional security as the failure of one could disrupt the whole network. The document also discusses infrastructure servers like DNS and DHCP and how to secure them.
Windows Server 2003 supports two types of clusters: server clusters and network load balancing (NLB) clusters. Server clusters provide high availability for applications like databases and messaging servers, connecting each node to shared storage. NLB clusters balance load for applications like web servers, assigning each node a cloned data set. Designing an effective cluster involves considering availability needs, scaling options, and using tools like the Network Load Balancing Manager and Cluster Administrator.
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) uses public and private key cryptography to authenticate users and devices. Digital certificates, issued by a Certificate Authority (CA), bind a public key to a user's identity. Enterprise CAs issue certificates only to internal users while stand-alone CAs can issue to external users. Active Directory, a Windows directory service, enables single sign-on access to network resources and authenticates external users without an Active Directory account.
DHCP automates the allocation of IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, and other network configuration parameters. It uses four messages - DHCPDISCOVER, DHCPOFFER, DHCPREQUEST, DHCPACK - to allocate addresses dynamically or statically. DHCP can be designed for LANs, routed networks, and non-Microsoft clients. It enhances availability through features like superscopes across multiple servers and Windows Server 2003 clustering. Security involves authorizing servers, controlling access, and using firewalls. Performance is increased by shortening response times, distributing load across servers, and optimizing lease times.
This document discusses planning a network services infrastructure. It explains that an infrastructure consists of physical and logical elements and follows a plan-implement-maintain process. Key aspects covered include selecting protocols like TCP/IP, Ethernet, and DHCP/DNS for networking services. Design considerations involve goals like functionality, security, availability and performance. The document provides an overview of important network infrastructure concepts.
DNS servers convert web addresses to IP addresses through a process called name resolution. Routing provides invisibility of internal networks and integration with existing networks while restricting traffic between internal, external, and other networks. Key considerations for routing network design include topology, WAN technology, routing protocols, authentication, and security. Troubleshooting tools like Ping, Tracert, and Pathping help locate routing issues.
The document discusses maintaining server availability by monitoring performance, network services, and system bottlenecks. It also covers planning a backup strategy. Specifically, it outlines:
- Tools for analyzing server performance including the Performance Console and Network Monitor
- Services to monitor like DHCP, DNS, WINS, and routing/remote access
- Areas that could cause bottlenecks: processor, memory, storage, and network
- Components of a backup strategy: hardware, software, and plan
- Backup types and restoring options available in software
- How Volume Shadow Copy Service works
Los errores mas grandes que cometemos las mujeresMarycarmen1966
Este documento enumera los errores más graves que las mujeres cometen en sus vidas. Entre ellos se encuentran no desarrollar la autosuficiencia, crear dependencias emocionales, ser adicta al amor romántico, no estudiar ni capacitarse, no tener ahorros, tener relaciones sexuales sin protección o antes de estar preparada, casarse o unirse por interés económico, centrarse demasiado en lo físico y olvidar lo mental/espiritual, y no establecer límites claros. El documento enfatiza la importancia
The document discusses network design using TCP/IP. It covers IP addressing, subnet masks, default gateways, and subnetting. It also discusses network security methods like IP packet filtering, encryption, authentication, and IPSec. Optimizing the subnet design, IP performance, remote subnets, and quality of service can create an effective network infrastructure.
DNS servers convert web addresses to IP addresses and vice versa. A DNS zone is a contiguous portion of the DNS namespace containing domains and subdomains. Resource records within zonal databases contain address mappings. Using multiple DNS servers improves performance and availability through load balancing and redundancy. Threats to DNS servers include flooding, request hijacking, and traffic interception. Security measures involve restricting dynamic updates, network interfaces, and zone transfers.
University of St. Thomas: Ad Fed / PRSSA PresentationCraig Pladson
Craig Pladson and Allison Janney presented to the Ad Fed / PRSSA groups at the University of St. Thomas on November 3, 2011. Presentation includes their backgrounds, an overview of Colle+McVoy, perspectives on modern marketing and how to stand out as a graduate looking for their first job in marketing.
This document provides examples of projects completed by MediaMosaics, a company that specializes in corporate communication and brand management. It outlines various internal and external communication campaigns, branding projects, and marketing materials created for companies across multiple industries. Testimonials are also included that praise MediaMosaics' expertise, quality of work, and ability to understand client needs and translate them into effective communication strategies and solutions.
This document provides an overview of Point Consulting, a digital marketing agency. It discusses the company's mission to build two-way communication in media and help clients with image positioning. It then summarizes Point Consulting's services which include research, strategy, creative design, public relations, promotion and developing system solutions. It also includes an organizational chart and describes the areas of expertise for research, strategy, creative design, promotion and other services.
This document describes the role and responsibilities of a Marketing and Customer Experience Professional. The role involves developing strategies for marketing mediums, targeting customers, and measuring performance. Key responsibilities also include identifying new product opportunities, developing pricing strategies, introducing products to market, and ensuring excellent customer experience. The ideal candidate has skills in areas like branding, strategy development, analytics, creativity, and collaboration.
Mann Marketing LLC is a marketing firm that blends strategy and creativity to build brands. It was founded in 2002 and provides marketing services to both B2B and B2C clients across various industries. The firm assists companies with developing and improving their marketing plans through services such as market research, brand strategy, communications design, and measurement. Viki Mann is the president and owner, bringing over 20 years of experience in marketing leadership roles for Fortune 500 companies.
The document discusses strategic marketing decisions and outlines the evolution of marketing from Marketing 1.0 to Marketing 3.0. It then covers key aspects of strategic marketing like analyzing markets and competitors, formulating strategies and programs, and implementing marketing activities both covertly through research and analyses and overtly through the marketing mix. Market-driven strategies are also discussed which begin with understanding customer needs and forming a distinctive value proposition.
The document provides information on Andrew O'Sullivan's background and experience working on brand development projects for various clients. It summarizes his work developing branding strategies and visual identities for companies like Bentley, Fila, Electrolux, and Craft. For each client, it lists the types of branding work he led, such as global branding strategy, creative communication, digital strategy, product design innovation, and more. The summaries are concise, highlighting the key details about Andrew's role and responsibilities for each client engagement.
The Left Field Company is a marketing insight firm that offers strategic consulting services to help brands evolve in a changing marketplace. They use a 3De process involving defining needs, discovering insights, and determining strategies. The Left Field Company is part of the larger Horseradish Group, which allows for integrated marketing services globally. They aim to provide innovative, outside-the-box thinking to help brands adapt and stay ahead of competitors.
This document provides an overview of branding and marketing services offered by SimplyD.com. It begins with defining what a SuperBrand is and the benefits they provide consumers. It then discusses the company's experience working with top brands and outlines their strategic approach involving understanding the brand, industry and consumer. Several case studies and design samples are provided to showcase their work. Contact information is provided at the end. The summary captures the key points about the company's offerings and experience in 3 sentences or less.
OSB Consultancy and Business Development is a dynamic Turkish firm founded by 3 partners who each have more than 10 years of experience in their fields of energy business, marketing communication and Law. The main objective of the company it to serve Turkish SMEs to develop their business and to guide and serve Internatinal firms to access turkish market. The company commited to long term credibility, confidentiality and sustainable relationship between its business environment and clients.OSB Consultancy and Business Development is a dynamic Turkish firm founded by 3 partners who each have more than 10 years of experience in their fields of energy business, marketing communication and Law. The main objective of the company it to serve Turkish SMEs to develop their business and to guide and serve International firms to access Turkish market which has grown by 9% in 2011. The company commited to long term credibility, confidentiality and sustainable relationship between its business environment and clients.
This document provides an overview of the vision, mission, values, and structure of the bmicg* organization. The vision is to provide the best for employees. The mission is to have global standards with strong local insight and deliver excellent results. Core values include passion, respect, quality, integrity and fun. The organization structure outlines the leadership roles and business units, including creative, research, radio, digital, and public relations services. Brief biographies are provided for the advisor and chief operations officer.
Padilla Beyond Clips Clicks And Hits 040110tonyjmorse
A New Look at Measurement:
What's the Value of Your Marketing
and Communications Investments?
During a challenging economy, every dollar spent on marketing and business communications is open to scrutiny. So measuring the effectiveness and impact of these programs is more important than ever.
Yet even with today's advanced technology and tools, many organizations aren't sure how to determine the value, effects and relative return on their communications efforts.
This presentation includes insights on the best strategies, methods and tools to help you calculate the value of your communications investments – and make the most of your marketing spend.
You'll Learn:
• Common mistakes of measuring results.
• Shifting from measuring what can be measured to measuring what's important.
• The best new and traditional tools to benchmark and track performance.
• How to focus on activities that shorten the sales cycle.
This document contains summaries of two articles related to corporate branding of sustainability efforts.
The first article discusses how Earth Day has become a major marketing opportunity for companies, especially those with large carbon footprints, to promote their sustainability initiatives.
The second article examines Johnson Controls' rebranding efforts from 2006 to 2008 to align their brand more closely with their focus on sustainability and creating smart, efficient environments. It outlines the phases of the rebranding process and lessons learned around internal preparation and education.
Kolota Creative Marketing provides innovative marketing and communications solutions through a full range of services. They can help solve marketing problems at any level in an organization through three service modules tailored for senior leadership, functional managers, and product/program managers. With over 25 years of experience, Kolota has developed marketing solutions for 35 companies across multiple business sectors. Their approach involves immersing themselves to understand a client's "Brand DNA" and position them for maximum marketing returns.
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Paul June is an Innovative, results-oriented marketing and
product development leader with a vast amount of experience
in the consumer products industry. He has a reputation for
creating successful product lines, effectively launching them
into the marketplace, and targeting new markets with decisive
go-to-market strategies. He is especially skilled at providing
critical insight into future business and consumer trends, as well
as utilizing cutting-edge technologies that captivate the
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• Launched full service start-up marketing firm
Expertise and successfully grew it to more than 30 clients in 2 years,
while doubling revenue. (Barrel O’Monkeyz)
• M a r k e t i n g
• Doubled annual forecasted sales and generated
• D e s i g n & D e v e l o p m e n t
more than $12M in revenue by driving the
• B u s i n e s s D e v e l o p m e n t development and execution of strategies and tactics.
(Courage Brands, a division of Ultra Pro)
• Successfully created and sold startup automotive
storage company within 2 years with nothing more than
credit cards and 401K. (Vizion Products)
• Increased sales from $17M to over $60M in
2 years as part of an elite 8 member executive team.
www . pauljune . com (Targus/Roundhouse)
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Product Marketing Networking • Vendor
Experience* • •
Management
• Branding • Social Media
• Brand Marketing • Digital Media • Creative
• Barrel O’Monkeyz • Licensing • Web Development Development
• Courage Brands/Ultra Pro • Marketing • P&L Management • Pricing
Communications • Customer Dynamics • Packaging
• Crimson Associates
• Public Relations • Promotions • Bundling
• Vizion Products • Product/Project
• Strategic Planning • Events &
• Targus/Roundhouse & Analysis Management
Tradeshows
• Competitive • Cause Marketing
• Applause Gift & Apparel • Sponsorships
Analysis • Business
• Janex International • Merchandising
• Strategic Marketing Development
• Web Development
• The Gable Group • Product Deployment • Sales
• Sourcing & Supply
• Client Services
• Ecommerce Chain Management
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Ski & Sports Salesman, Ralph’s Grocery Boy, Gardner and Boy Scout
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• Branding • Sourcing & Supply
Experience* Chain Management
• Licensing
• Strategic Planning • Vendor
• Barrel O’Monkeyz & Analysis Management
• Courage Brands/Ultra Pro • Competitive • Creative
Analysis Development
• Crimson Associates • Pricing
• Strategic Marketing
• Vizion Products • Product Deployment • Packaging
• Targus/Roundhouse • Social Media • Bundling
• Digital Media • Product/Project
• Applause Gift & Apparel Management
• Web Development
• Janex International
• P&L Management
• The Gable Group • Merchandising
• Web Development
www . pauljune . com * Odd Jobs In Your Early Years: Marketing Research Internship, GM Internship, Howard Johnson Front Desk Manager,
Ski & Sports Salesman, Ralph’s Grocery Boy, Gardner, and Boy Scout
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• Product Marketing • Merchandising
Experience*
• Strategic Planning • Vendor
& Analysis Management
• Barrel O’Monkeyz • Competitive • Pricing
• Courage Brands/Ultra Pro Analysis • Packaging
• Strategic Marketing • Bundling
• Crimson Associates
• Product Deployment • Product/Project
• Vizion Products • Social Media Management
• Targus/Roundhouse • P&L Management • Sales
• Applause Gift & Apparel • Customer Dynamics • Client Services
• Promotions
• Janex International
• Events &
• The Gable Group Tradeshows
• Sponsorships
www . pauljune . com * Odd Jobs In Your Early Years: Marketing Research Internship, GM Internship, Howard Johnson Front Desk Manager,
Ski & Sports Salesman, Ralph’s Grocery Boy, Gardner, and Boy Scout
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www . pauljune . com Extremal Film Partners- brand/logo, web, and collateral design and development for major film
production company
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www . pauljune . com Mim Toys- brand/logo and collateral design and development for national launch of toy company
specializing in dolls and accessories for the tween market.
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www . pauljune . com Applause Dino Wrestlers- concept, design, manufacturing, and marketing
to bring Dino Wrestlers toy line to national market.
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www . pauljune . com Vizion Products- concept, direction, and head of development of company specializing
in automotive accessories for the international market.
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www . pauljune . com Vizion Products- concept and new branding direction to maximize sales of existing
Vizion products by their introduction to the rapidly growing gaming market.
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www . pauljune . com Vizion Products- concept, design, and development of new specialty Vizion product ergonomic
backpacks with glow-in-the-dark safety capabilities.
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www . pauljune . com Winnie The Pooh- concept, development, and manufacturing of
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www . pauljune . com Kliques and Krazees- branding, collateral, and e-commerce concept, design, development, marketing
and manufacturing for national plush novelty toy line.
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www . pauljune . com Ford Racing- product concept, design, development, marketing, and manufacturing
for Ford Racing’s line of licensed automotive accessories.
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www . pauljune . com Dodge Motorsports- product concept, design, development, marketing, and manufacturing
for Dodge Motorsports’ line of licensed automotive accessories.
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www . pauljune . com Monster Garage- product concept, design, development, marketing, and manufacturing
for Monster Garage’s line of licensed automotive accessories.
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www . pauljune . com Dr. Cool Science- branding/packaging, design, development, marketing, and manufacturing
for Dr. Cool Science line of educational toys.
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www . pauljune . com Essanté- branding, packaging, and collateral design and development for
nationally marketed line of organic skin care products
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www . pauljune . com Fuzzy Luck- branding, packaging, POP, and collateral design and development
novelty toy plush toy line.
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www . pauljune . com Ultra Pro- concept and art direction of cover concept for Ultra Pro.
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www . pauljune . com Ultra Pro- new branding and POP concept for Ultra Pro Boards
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www . pauljune . com Pod Mp3- product concept, design, development, and manufacturing Pod’s line
of accessories for us with iPod’s and other Mp3 players