by Danyl Bosomworth on Oct 17th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Content | Marketing | Strategy
Red Bull: A lesson in modern marketing?
I was debating writing this post, after all there’s so much written about the Red Bull Stratos mission in the 2 days since it was finally completed. Yet I’ve not seen much written about how the event supports branding and marketing. I think there ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Oct 4th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
The big data opportunity – 4 key parts towards creating a strategy
Today’s growth in interest in “big data” represents a phenomenal opportunity for creative and forward-thinking marketers. On the one hand big data is arguably nothing new, relative to any moment in time we’ve had too much data to be ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Sep 10th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
An infographic showing how to plan and manage inbound marketing
I’m a big fan of the inbound marketing model, sometimes incorrectly referred to by the narrower marketing activities of content marketing or social media marketing. Inbound incorporates both content and social media marketing and more.
Although there is a lot of advice ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Aug 29th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
Google+ with Google Apps, a platform for business?
I’ve written recently about Google+ as the true social network and so it’s particularly fascinating to read this announcement today about Bringing Google+ to Work – it’s a very exciting step for Google considering their already significant progress into Cloud based business applications ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Aug 7th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
Differentiation vs Amplification
We shared Seth Godin’s Circles of Marketing blog post a couple of weeks ago, it captured our attention because of the simplicity of the message, the focus on the fundamentals, Seth’s always good at that.
The marketing paradox
We believe that Seth has described something of a modern marketing paradox, ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Jul 27th, '12 - 0 comments
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Recommendations on managing today’s media in a new report from the Altimeter Group
Altimeter’s new report, “The Converged Media Imperative: How Brands Must Combine Paid, Owned and Earned Media” by Rebecca Lieb and Jeremiah Owyang is very good read. I’ll summarise it with this quote highlighting three obvious and simple words that will not ... | Read more →
by Chris Soames on Apr 9th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
While researching for a presentation I was delivered for a client, I found these two videos from the Google Inside Search website which really made me sit back and realise how much the web, technology, marketing, and human interaction with technology has evolved, even in my relatively short career its has drastically ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Mar 12th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
Creativity paves the way to commercial success
Let’s face it, in the grand scheme of things, people don’t care about brands that much, they care about themselves. As individuals busy in our own worlds, we care about what we want, need, worry about or want to solve.
It stands to reason then, ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Jan 26th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
An infographic emphasising the future skills gap for “data scientists”
I blogged recently and mentioned the importance of new skills being brought into your marketing team, and especially people with computer and mathematical science qualifications being of increasing importance.
I noticed this infographic and thought it was useful for their emphasis of the importance of ... | Read more →
by Dan Bosomworth on Jan 24th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
Here's a simple infographic that we've created with Smart Insights to demonstrate how we see the often mentioned 'inbound effect' that relates to earning permission prior to sale. We reckon content is marketing's last real stand to do just that.
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by Chris Soames on Jan 19th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
A 5 step process using 90-day time-boxes to help implement your plans
The start of a new year always brings a period of reflection and forward planning. New strategies are created and exciting initiatives are launched. It’s often the case though, that plans and strategies end up in drawers, little changes and ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Jan 18th, '12 - 0 comments
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Our framework for owning marketing success
Thanks for your comments and shares for our new Marketing Growth Wheel, it was good to see that many found this useful. We’ll be going into more depth on how to apply this in our guides and templates for members in future. By way of an ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Jan 17th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Content | Design | Marketing | Strategy
Our framework for marketing success
You may remember our strategic RACE framework which we created to provide a means to contextualise digital marketing tactics. We’ve developed this with a new visual to show a planning and management process to use on marketing projects.
Our new Growth Wheel infographic developed in collaboration with ... | Read more →
by Danyl Bosomworth on Jan 6th, '12 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
How do you benchmark the priority areas?
The fact is, there isn’t a perfect time for any benchmarking – yet January always has has that feel about it, so it’s as good a time as any to take a little time to reflect on your team or your organisations strenghts and ... | Read more →
by Chris Soames on Sep 12th, '11 - 0 comments
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Using the Geckoboard Business Dashboard for marketing
Value rating: ★★★★
Recommended link: http://www.geckoboard.com/
Update – see Geckofuel
Since we published the post we have had some feedback that Geckoboard looks useful, but doesn’t support social follower counts. Well it does, but by this separate additional (free) service Geockofuel. Geckoboard supports any custom data feeds ... | Read more →
by Dan Bosomworth on Sep 9th, '11 - 0 comments
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Where social media marketing misses the content opportunity
I’ve been thinking about the key elements of ongoing inbound marketing activities – with the goal of driving sustainable interactions beyond one campaign.
Our agency, First 10, played a part in a small and successful campaign this week to help promote a local, Leeds ... | Read more →
by Dan Bosomworth on Sep 1st, '11 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
Is crowdsourcing a solution to your content problems?
We’ve posted before about the importance of engaging with users, about earning the permission to market and the importance of social objects for user engagement and amplification. By engagement, I’m referring specifically here to engaging people with content to fuel sharing and search ... | Read more →
by Chris Soames on Aug 10th, '11 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
A phrase often used in marketing & business meetings alike - "The Consumer". While I think it's great that businesses are starting out by thinking about "the consumer" I find it really interesting how they are often grouped into this one term. The truth is that no one consumer is ... | Read more →
by Dan Bosomworth on Jul 7th, '11 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
Some of the best in digital marketing offer their social media advice
We’re always cautious of rule-books – but when Eloqua team up with JESS3, Steve Rubel, David Armano and Scott Monty (amongst others) then it’s certainly worth stopping to read. This ProBook is an evolution of the PlayBook that was ... | Read more →
by Dan Bosomworth on Jul 4th, '11 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
An interesting infographic reminding that consumers that typically engage with brands, albeit few of them, will not only buy more from that brand but also recommend to others – so how can you be more interesting and engaging and also remember to remain that way?
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by Dan Bosomworth on Jun 28th, '11 - 0 comments
Under: Marketing | Strategy
Hitwise data reveals the importance of Facebook marketing for online retailers
In a recent post Robin Goad of Hitwise reminds that “Facebook is the second most visited website in the UK after Google and is now the second biggest source of traffic to other websites as well. 1 in every 6 ... | Read more →