Category: adaptation
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account planning, adaptation, Social Business, social media
Fixing Foursquare
account planning, adaptation, brand planning, brand relevance, brand strategy, branding, starbucks
Starbucks: Managing a brand’s expansion – Part 2
account planning, adaptation, advertising, market disruption, marketing, marketing communications, ROI, smart business, Social Business, Social Communications, social media, social network
Artifacts of Influence: grassroots movements, familiar strangers and the power of the social media daisy chain.
account planning, adaptation, advertising, management, market disruption, marketing, Social Business, Social Communications, social media
How Marketing is choking the life out of social communications and social media – Part 1
account planning, acts of rebellion, adaptation, purpose, rainmaking, war
Every day is November 11th.
account planning, adaptation, advertising, advice, brand ambassadors, brand culture, brand insights, brand planning, brand promise, brand strategy, building value, business, commitment, communication, compassion, conversations, corporate culture, customer experience, customer relationship, customer service, Social Communications, social media, social network
Care or die: Because customer loyalty isn’t really rocket science.
account planning, adaptation, advertising, evolution, expectations, Social Business, Social Communications, social media, social networking, society, solutions, travel
Social Media and the Middle East: How technology, culture and shifting demographics will change the game in the next decade.
account planning, adaptation, advertising, smart business, Social Business, Social Communications, social media
Why your social media marketing campaigns aren’t working.
account planning, acts of rebellion, adaptation, brand culture, brand insights, commitment, common sense, community, competence, evolution, excellence, expectations, fear, setting goals, smart business, Social Business, Social Communications, social media, strategy, success, the great dumbing-down of America, when things go wrong
The Psychology of Failure – Part 3: The Success Fallacy
account planning, adaptation, adoption, business, change, leadership, Social Business, Social Communications, social media
Social media integration and change management: Overcoming the most basic obstacles of all.
acts of rebellion, adaptation, adoption, social media
The new me: Living in the bubble isn’t so bad.
account planning, acts of rebellion, adaptation, social media, strategery, the great dumbing-down of America
My first full day as “good” Olivier.
acts of rebellion, adaptation, teddy bears, the great dumbing-down of America
Turning a new leaf. A happy leaf.
adaptation, happy customers, happy employees
Happy employees = Good business
account planning, adaptation, Social Business, Social Communications, social media, social network, social networking, statistics
The 2010 Social Media Usage report: Uncovering some scary numbers
account planning, adaptation, brand elevation, brand insights, brand promise, brand relevance
Love: How the essence of a brand fuels its purpose.
account planning, adaptation, brand planning, business thinkers, competence, competitive edge, corporate culture, corporate ecosystem, creative types, creativity, curiosity, design thinking, differentiation, economic development, excellence, good advice, google, great ideas, happy employees, hiring, HR, human interactions, hybrid thinking, ideas, ideation, identity, innovation, intelligence, leadership, management, market disruption, product development, progress, rainmaking, smart business
You want results? Time to start re-investing in people
account planning, acts of rebellion, adaptation, apple, archetypes, brand consciousness, brand culture, brand erosion, brand insights, brand planning, brand relevance
Apple’s new challenge: Transitioning from David to Goliath – BBC.com
account planning, adaptation, management, management lessons, marketing communications, smart business, social media
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