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The trouble with email opt-outs – they are killing what’s left of email marketing
We had an employee recently depart our company and agreed to forward emails to the employee’s personal email for 6 weeks. After 6 weeks the emails were then redirected to an address back at our company. I was assured by … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Experiences, Marketing stuff, Social Media
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Power Reviews are flying high
We have a fairly small company (www.YourCover.com) that has recently signed up for Power Reviews (www.powerreviews.com). The team brought this idea to me and I got very excited thinking that since we receive such positive customer feedback we are bound … Continue reading
Facebook fan pages – who are they serving?
I sat through a 3+ hour presentation last week by a noted social media ‘expert’. He had much to offer and kept the presentation moving and also took time to answer questions along the way which I always like to … Continue reading
The good the bad and the ugly in couponing
We have a local restaurant here in town that serves Brazilian food. The food is quite good but it is a bit on the expensive side so I reserve it for more special occasions. In my local paper this morning … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Experiences, Marketing stuff
Tagged bad marketing, Coupons, discounts, Planet Pizza, Val-Pak
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Celebrities and hollow apologies
What do Serena Williams, Manny Ramirez, Mark Sanford, and Kanye West have in common? Unless you have been living under a rock you probably guessed (correctly) that all have I one way or the other embarrassed themselves and their fans. … Continue reading
The Marketing of the United States Marine Corps
It’s often said that it ‘takes one to know one’. As a dedicated marketer I appreciate a good marketing effort as much if not more than the next guy. This past Thursday and Friday I had the experience and honor … Continue reading
How marketing can be like playing golf
This is a little bit of a stretch but there is what I hope an interesting thread here. Anyone that has seen me play golf knows that I have to be a much better marketer than I am a golfer. … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing stuff
Tagged golf, Marketing stuff, partnerships, Tiger Woods, toolbox
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The U.S. Open Experience
First and foremost I am referring to tennis here and not golf. Maybe there is a brand identity problem since people do get confused when I mention the U.S. Open which I ALWAYS mean as tennis? I have been going … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Experiences, Marketing stuff
Tagged American Express, Arthur Ashe, Lexus, Met, US Open, USTA, Yankees
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Recommendation systems are great but here’s one that would never work
The housing news of late continues to be dire for the most part. There are some indications that the bottom may have been reached as some areas of the U.S. are experiencing an actual uptick in new and existing home … Continue reading