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This document is a collection of photo credits from various photographers and artists. It features 11 different photo credits attributed to individuals and organizations like caspermoller, VinothChandar, kevin dooley, Hammonton Photography, Thai Jasmine, christianmeichtry, blmiers2, kaniths, Sprengben, On Being, Grace Commons, Steve took it, JD Hancock, and Canon in 2D. The document ends by encouraging the reader to create their own presentation.
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The document promotes investing in Italy, highlighting its strong fundamentals. Italy has a large economy with diverse industries. It has a highly educated workforce and is well-connected via its infrastructure to other European markets. The legal framework also aims to be transparent and simplified, making it an attractive place to do business.
This document is a collection of 12 photos credited to different photographers. It promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck on SlideShare and encourages the viewer to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation.
This document discusses digital engagement and customer experience. It notes that customer experience is based on all customer interactions with a company. It also discusses the evolution of web content management from earlier versions to current digital experience management capabilities. Mobile is described as more than just another channel, with its own interaction patterns and context. The document advocates that brands view consumer empowerment as an opportunity and lists six things brands must do to engage customers, like being open, a good listener, and consistent. Digital engagement is described as complex due to individual customer journeys, its cumulative nature, and enabling technologies.
This document is a collection of photo credits from various photographers and artists. It features 11 different photo credits attributed to individuals and organizations like caspermoller, VinothChandar, kevin dooley, Hammonton Photography, Thai Jasmine, christianmeichtry, blmiers2, kaniths, Sprengben, On Being, Grace Commons, Steve took it, JD Hancock, and Canon in 2D. The document ends by encouraging the reader to create their own presentation.
This document contains photos credited to various photographers including Horia Varlan, VinothChandar, Sam Ilip, UGArdener, *sax, ragnar1984, Martin Gommel, kevin dooley, G.OZCAN, Loving Earth, Billy Wilson Photography, and louis dallara photography. It encourages the viewer to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
This document is a slide deck containing photos credited to various photographers such as Ewan-M, enshahdi, A Guy Taking Pictures, cobalt123, woodleywonderworks, and djwtwo. The final slide encourages the viewer to create their own slide deck presentation on SlideShare.
Content Marketing to Build Passionate Subscribers to Your Brand - Adobe Summi...Scott Liewehr
Social and mobile channels have completely changed the speed, efficiency, and ease of consumers engaging with each other. This new engagement now correlates to every aspect of our business and has a tremendous impact on brand. To succeed in today’s digital age, digital marketers need to use content to continually engage their audiences— from the first time we meet them, on through the entire customer lifecycle. The job of marketing is no longer to just acquire customers but to create passionate subscribers to our brands.
Learn from Scott Liewehr, President and Principal Analyst for Digital Clarity Group, how to:
Develop a content marketing strategy that works for your business
Tell a consistent story that engages your customers
Determine the right marketing channels to implement
Customer Experience Management - It's Hard, But Not THAT HardScott Liewehr
The document discusses customer experience management (CEM) and engagement. It notes that CEM is based on a customer's holistic perception of interactions with a company. Engagement occurs when customers physically, financially, or emotionally invest in a brand. The document outlines some of the complexities of engagement, including that it is personal, cumulative, and technology-driven. It provides advice for brands to focus on being open, a good listener, prepared, knowledgeable, consistent, and relevant in order to drive engagement.
You've got the tools but do you have the teamScott Liewehr
Choosing the right team is often overlooked in this world of "shiny features" for CMSs. The process to choose the right CMS for the job is well worth the investment, but it's easy to get distracted, and forget that the people who lead your Content Team are equally, if not more important than the tools themselves.
How to select a wcms and the team to make it sing jboye13Scott Liewehr
The document outlines an 8-step process for selecting a web content management system (WCMS) and team: 1) Validate the need for a new system, 2) Compile requirements, 3) Determine focal needs, 4) Shortlist technology options, 5) Shortlist service providers, 6) Conduct onsite information exchanges, 7) Execute a request for proposal (RFP) process, and 8) Carry out a proof of concept (POC). It emphasizes the importance of clear goals, organizational alignment, content strategy, and finding technology and service partners that are empathetic and accountable.
Diplomats have been described in various ways throughout history. They have been called professional smooth talkers who know how to soften blows and are adept at saying less is more. While diplomats may seem irrelevant to some, they are aware diplomacy requires an open mind, flexibility, compromise, and a willingness to take risks in order to build trust between parties. In the end, diplomacy seeks to avoid war through negotiation and understanding between nations.
this book has a rich culture of current supermarket designs and architectures throuhout the world. Tons of pictures and inspirations to go through the book.
Content Marketing to Build Passionate Subscribers to Your Brand - Adobe Summi...Scott Liewehr
Social and mobile channels have completely changed the speed, efficiency, and ease of consumers engaging with each other. This new engagement now correlates to every aspect of our business and has a tremendous impact on brand. To succeed in today’s digital age, digital marketers need to use content to continually engage their audiences— from the first time we meet them, on through the entire customer lifecycle. The job of marketing is no longer to just acquire customers but to create passionate subscribers to our brands.
Learn from Scott Liewehr, President and Principal Analyst for Digital Clarity Group, how to:
Develop a content marketing strategy that works for your business
Tell a consistent story that engages your customers
Determine the right marketing channels to implement
Customer Experience Management - It's Hard, But Not THAT HardScott Liewehr
The document discusses customer experience management (CEM) and engagement. It notes that CEM is based on a customer's holistic perception of interactions with a company. Engagement occurs when customers physically, financially, or emotionally invest in a brand. The document outlines some of the complexities of engagement, including that it is personal, cumulative, and technology-driven. It provides advice for brands to focus on being open, a good listener, prepared, knowledgeable, consistent, and relevant in order to drive engagement.
You've got the tools but do you have the teamScott Liewehr
Choosing the right team is often overlooked in this world of "shiny features" for CMSs. The process to choose the right CMS for the job is well worth the investment, but it's easy to get distracted, and forget that the people who lead your Content Team are equally, if not more important than the tools themselves.
How to select a wcms and the team to make it sing jboye13Scott Liewehr
The document outlines an 8-step process for selecting a web content management system (WCMS) and team: 1) Validate the need for a new system, 2) Compile requirements, 3) Determine focal needs, 4) Shortlist technology options, 5) Shortlist service providers, 6) Conduct onsite information exchanges, 7) Execute a request for proposal (RFP) process, and 8) Carry out a proof of concept (POC). It emphasizes the importance of clear goals, organizational alignment, content strategy, and finding technology and service partners that are empathetic and accountable.
Diplomats have been described in various ways throughout history. They have been called professional smooth talkers who know how to soften blows and are adept at saying less is more. While diplomats may seem irrelevant to some, they are aware diplomacy requires an open mind, flexibility, compromise, and a willingness to take risks in order to build trust between parties. In the end, diplomacy seeks to avoid war through negotiation and understanding between nations.
this book has a rich culture of current supermarket designs and architectures throuhout the world. Tons of pictures and inspirations to go through the book.