Posted on October 18, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
In a way, it’s not even appropriate to say “Things change fast” any more. It’s like saying “The sky is blue” or “AT&T sucks” or something else equally obvious.
Change is such an engrained part of the marketing landscape now, sometimes things change and you don’t even notice. Hell, you even start doing things the new [...]
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Posted on October 9, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
I’m not even sure that’s the right title for this post. It seems like everything we do nowadays involves social media — maybe this should be called “Social Media Yet Again.”
Anyway, in the past I’ve focused on things like measuring social media ROI and the demands of doing social media right. I took a [...]
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Posted on October 4, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
The field of marketing evolves so fast now. If you can’t process information quickly, you might as well look for another occupation.
As you take a good, long look at blogs, talk to customers, read articles and do the key things you need to do over the next 7 days and beyond, keep in mind [...]
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Posted on July 7, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
Hopefully you’ve been able to make some progress on the first three to-do’s posted not too long ago. Or, at the very least, you plan to start on them now, then come back to these four after. Anyway, here you go — four more things you need to do for the latter part [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Brands, Customers, Email, Google, Marketing, Media, Online Marketing, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter | Tagged: conversation, Customers, dialogue, direct mail, Email, Google, Google Wave, Marketing, Mashable, Social Media, Twitter, Wall Street Journal | 3 Comments »
Posted on July 3, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
It’s a crazy time to be a marketer.
So much to do, so much to learn, so much to stay on top of. It’s the most dynamic time in the last 15 years. Technology evolves at a breakneck pace even in the down economy. Social media rewrites the way marketers can engage customers [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Brands, Customers, Email, Marketing, Media, Online Marketing, Personal Branding, ROI/Measurement, Research, Social Media, Targeting, Twitter | Tagged: Blogs, Chris Anderson, Chris Brogran, customer needs, Customers, email marketing, email volume, Mark Cuban, Personal Branding, Seth Godin, Social Media, technology, Twitter, Wired | 5 Comments »
Posted on May 13, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
In a recent post, I discussed how marketers have a role in the future of content. Sitting here on yet another JetBlue flight, I came across two articles that highlight this position even further.
I’m reading an issue of Medical Marketing & Media — it’s actually a recent issue for a change, typically I’m catching up [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Brands, Customers, Facebook, Marketing, Media, Online Marketing, Publishing, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter, Uncategorized | Tagged: content, customer needs, Customers, Facebook, FacetoFace Health, future of content, journalism, Medical Marketing & Media, online community, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter | Leave a Comment »
Posted on March 25, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
Talk about an inspiring partnership.
A while back I wrote a post on forging partnerships and the benefits that allies working together can leverage for a marketing campaign or a business. I’m sitting here in the Production Room of a studio in Boston, preparing for a live webcast today, and noticed on my RSS feed [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Brands, Facebook, Marketing, Media, Online Marketing, Social Media, Twitter | Tagged: Brands, ExecTweets, Federated Media, Microsoft, partnerships, Social Media, Twitter, Twitter posts | 2 Comments »
Posted on March 6, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
In such a challenging economy, the number of value-centric offers is becoming overwhelming. Everyone is offering more for less — or more for free — and letting you know about it.
Now you can add this blog to the list too.
The freebie you get here is knowledge. You get it in the form of [...]
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Posted on February 22, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
There is a drove of companies flocking to social media right now, especially in B2B media, healthcare, and of course consumer products. There’s no doubting the magic that happens when brands build meaningful relationships with customers via social media.
If you’re among the people taking a good, long look at making the dive into social [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Brands, Customers, Facebook, Google, Marketing, Media, Online Marketing, Social Media, Twitter | Tagged: Blogs, Customers, Facebook, Junta42, LinkedIn, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0 | 5 Comments »
Posted on February 19, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
Have you taken a good, long look lately at your mix of tactics? At your communication frequency? Your investment (time and money) in social media? Do you know what tactics matter most right now to your customers?
Everything in your strategy has to be up for re-election in this economy. If it’s [...]
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Posted on December 27, 2008 by Glenn Laudenslager
A short time ago I wrote a post about how great it’d be if there was a bailout fund for marketers. Great news — I found it!
Well, sorta. Seems that a notable online marketing conference is, cleverly, spinning the whole bailout concept to their advantage as an attendence-driver. Ok, so it’s not [...]
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New Acronym, New Urgency to Measure Your Social Media Metrics
It used to be so simple.
At first, social media was easy because the standards of traditional marketing didn’t fit. It was new and different. It was personal and customer-driven and you were just feeling it out. It was Facebook and Twitter and what was to measure? If you knew how many [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Customers, Facebook, Marketing, Online Marketing, ROI/Measurement, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter | Tagged: comments, Cost Per Social Action, customer relationships, Digg, engagement, Facebook, followers, measurement, retweets, ROI, Social Media, social media conversations, Twitter | 1 Comment »