Know your service & product, understand your current status, and accept change for future ready. Digital change distribution, create business opportunity, and disrupt the complacency business.
Craig Rosenblum Provides a Glimpse of the Next Generation of Food Retailingjeffbrice
Willard Bishop partner, Craig Rosenblum, provides insights into the next generation of retailing at the Food and Drug Conference, held Dec 16-17, in Las Vegas.
Craig details the massive changes that are reshaping the world of food and drug retailing. Topics include: Growth Strategies, Omni Channel, Shopper Driven Merchandising, eCommerce, Emerging Formats, Disruptive Products, M&A, and more.
By methodically approaching innovation, organizations and individuals can generate ideas, stimulate creativity, and ultimately unlock cool. The UNLOCKING COOL presentation is typically delivered as a keynote speach with the slides used as a reference for the discussion.
Craig Rosenblum Provides a Glimpse of the Next Generation of Food Retailingjeffbrice
Willard Bishop partner, Craig Rosenblum, provides insights into the next generation of retailing at the Food and Drug Conference, held Dec 16-17, in Las Vegas.
Craig details the massive changes that are reshaping the world of food and drug retailing. Topics include: Growth Strategies, Omni Channel, Shopper Driven Merchandising, eCommerce, Emerging Formats, Disruptive Products, M&A, and more.
By methodically approaching innovation, organizations and individuals can generate ideas, stimulate creativity, and ultimately unlock cool. The UNLOCKING COOL presentation is typically delivered as a keynote speach with the slides used as a reference for the discussion.
Written in 1960, the article revolutionized the thought processes of business managers who were narrowly focused on the products they sold—they were short-sighted or myopic, as Levitt calls it.
It is important to define an industry by asking a simple question—“what business are we in?
To ensure growth, companies must define their business properly based on customer needs and desires. Businesses are actually customer satisfying institutions/entities.
my·o·pi·a
lack of imagination, foresight, or intellectual insight
Does the concept of a brand exist in politics?
Link to videos
http://www.domovod.info/entry.php?106
I say YES - because a brand is fundamentally about a set of values and a long term relationship between a company and customer. That company can provide goods or services - and the services can be political.
I think that the concept of brand and especially brand management and brand equity might be more relevant in politics than anywhere else.
I have made a series of three videos.
Part 1: The basics of brands in business
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzS3jUywcQk
Part 2: Does the phenomenon of brands exist in politics?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSi6Pu4qVlE
Part 3: Brand management in politics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvotlu4wpv8
This set of slides includes the slides from all three videos
Dec 12-13 Retail Insights Conference — Atlanta, GA
Join us as we reveal our retailer and shopper expectations for the next five years and the strategies
you will need to succeed with core channels and emerging growth platforms over the long term.
DFO co-founder and president Jordan Rolband and chief marketing officer Alex Brown presented at ECML San Diego in March 2019 on scaling eCommerce globally.
"The Future of Selling" white paper by Brian Fetherstonhaugh, Chairman & CEO of OgilvyOne Worldwide, provides recommendations on how marketers can maximize sales using social media and features best-in-class examples from companies that are winning in the Social Selling space. It is based on a a four month research project conducted in the US, UK, Brazil and China and has been informed by interviews with over 30 sales experts.
This presentation expresses our view on the long term effects of the recession on consumer attitudes and behaviors, and introduces our concept of the M-Powered Era - the next generation of consumers.
The 1st ECR Ireland Digital Forum took place in the Old Jameson Distillery, Dublin on 26 Aug 2014.
The objective of the Digital Forum is ...
- Discover what digital initiatives work well
- Develop better digital practices
- Understand future digital trends
- Network
The 1st Forum featured 6 Irish Digital Service Providers who presented the following agenda;
-Who we are & what we do
-What works?
-What's next?
Every three years we conduct global research
into “What it Takes to Win Business” based on
the perspectives of 178 global Buyers and Sales
Professionals from a range of industry sectors.
We use the findings to help our clients understand
how their customers make their buying decisions,
become more customer-centric and improve their
win/loss ratio.
Innovative Search Marketing. A presentation on the effective and innovative use of Search Marketing as part of a wider Digital Marketing strategy. Presented in January 2009 while at Neo@Ogilvy in Singapore.
Online and In the Aisle in Australia, 3 Word of Mouth Strategies for Global R...Dalia Seidner
The plethora of communication platforms available today has transformed the way consumers interact with retailers. Do you know why consumers are choosing to shop with you over competitors, and do you know what they are looking for once they come into your store?
The word of mouth era that we live in today makes answering those questions possible.
In this deck, learn about the three word of mouth strategies that retailers are using to succeed in this constantly transforming retail environment:
1. Attracting the searching (and mobile) consumer through word of mouth content
2. Aligning with consumers’ expectations on the path to purchase
3. Creating shopper loyalty through sentiment analysis
Presentations from AdvoFest 2019 from Birds Eye, Interflora, the NHS, Warwick Business School, Electric House, and many more. Presentations covered, customer experience, marketing, brand advocacy, customer advocacy, innovation, and customer insight.
Written in 1960, the article revolutionized the thought processes of business managers who were narrowly focused on the products they sold—they were short-sighted or myopic, as Levitt calls it.
It is important to define an industry by asking a simple question—“what business are we in?
To ensure growth, companies must define their business properly based on customer needs and desires. Businesses are actually customer satisfying institutions/entities.
my·o·pi·a
lack of imagination, foresight, or intellectual insight
Does the concept of a brand exist in politics?
Link to videos
http://www.domovod.info/entry.php?106
I say YES - because a brand is fundamentally about a set of values and a long term relationship between a company and customer. That company can provide goods or services - and the services can be political.
I think that the concept of brand and especially brand management and brand equity might be more relevant in politics than anywhere else.
I have made a series of three videos.
Part 1: The basics of brands in business
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzS3jUywcQk
Part 2: Does the phenomenon of brands exist in politics?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSi6Pu4qVlE
Part 3: Brand management in politics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvotlu4wpv8
This set of slides includes the slides from all three videos
Dec 12-13 Retail Insights Conference — Atlanta, GA
Join us as we reveal our retailer and shopper expectations for the next five years and the strategies
you will need to succeed with core channels and emerging growth platforms over the long term.
DFO co-founder and president Jordan Rolband and chief marketing officer Alex Brown presented at ECML San Diego in March 2019 on scaling eCommerce globally.
"The Future of Selling" white paper by Brian Fetherstonhaugh, Chairman & CEO of OgilvyOne Worldwide, provides recommendations on how marketers can maximize sales using social media and features best-in-class examples from companies that are winning in the Social Selling space. It is based on a a four month research project conducted in the US, UK, Brazil and China and has been informed by interviews with over 30 sales experts.
This presentation expresses our view on the long term effects of the recession on consumer attitudes and behaviors, and introduces our concept of the M-Powered Era - the next generation of consumers.
The 1st ECR Ireland Digital Forum took place in the Old Jameson Distillery, Dublin on 26 Aug 2014.
The objective of the Digital Forum is ...
- Discover what digital initiatives work well
- Develop better digital practices
- Understand future digital trends
- Network
The 1st Forum featured 6 Irish Digital Service Providers who presented the following agenda;
-Who we are & what we do
-What works?
-What's next?
Every three years we conduct global research
into “What it Takes to Win Business” based on
the perspectives of 178 global Buyers and Sales
Professionals from a range of industry sectors.
We use the findings to help our clients understand
how their customers make their buying decisions,
become more customer-centric and improve their
win/loss ratio.
Innovative Search Marketing. A presentation on the effective and innovative use of Search Marketing as part of a wider Digital Marketing strategy. Presented in January 2009 while at Neo@Ogilvy in Singapore.
Online and In the Aisle in Australia, 3 Word of Mouth Strategies for Global R...Dalia Seidner
The plethora of communication platforms available today has transformed the way consumers interact with retailers. Do you know why consumers are choosing to shop with you over competitors, and do you know what they are looking for once they come into your store?
The word of mouth era that we live in today makes answering those questions possible.
In this deck, learn about the three word of mouth strategies that retailers are using to succeed in this constantly transforming retail environment:
1. Attracting the searching (and mobile) consumer through word of mouth content
2. Aligning with consumers’ expectations on the path to purchase
3. Creating shopper loyalty through sentiment analysis
Presentations from AdvoFest 2019 from Birds Eye, Interflora, the NHS, Warwick Business School, Electric House, and many more. Presentations covered, customer experience, marketing, brand advocacy, customer advocacy, innovation, and customer insight.