Why Your Marketing Process is Broken
A Google search on “Marketing Practices” returns a jumbled mess. Everything from strategies and trends to the overused “best practices”. If Google is confused, so too is the marketer.
As new technology platforms and tools emerge, so does the need for new practices. Our routines and behaviors need to catch up with marketing technology.
Practices emerge through action and are constantly evolving. Practices will share some similarities, such as intent and approach, which guide - rather than govern - our actions.
A strategic look at the market, what stories are in market and what stories should be in market.
Content Sprints orchestrate omni-channel strategies as they remove silos and focus resources on output.
A fundamental practice that ensures overall calendar accuracy, visibility and team cohesion.
A Google search on “Marketing Practices” returns a jumbled mess. Everything from strategies and trends to the overused “best practices”. If Google is confused, so too is the marketer.
The New York Times' Page One meeting is like peering into a hive and seeing firsthand how bees make honey: it’s complex, lively and fascinatingly efficient.
Today’s CMO is faced with some pretty daunting challenges ushered in by the rise of the social web.