Tag: Ford
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account planning, smart business, Social Business, social media
Cutting Through The Noise: Tying Social Media Program to Business Objectives
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, adaptation, advice, common sense, communication, community, compassion, competitive edge, conversations, Social Communications, social media, solutions
Greenpeace vs. Nestle: How to make sure your Facebook page doesn’t become a PR trojan horse – Part 2
bad ideas, bad management, bonehead moves, brand consciousness, brand erosion, broken brand, bullshit, clueless, cowardice, customer relationship, ethics, idiocracy, idiots, karmic feedback loop, mediocrity, nonsense, politics, poor leadership
Flashback to December 2005: A letter to Ford
account planning, adaptation, advice, anthropology, apple, bad management, being fearless, being the best, brand culture, brand insights, brand ownership, brand planning, brand promise, brand relevance, brand strategy, building value, business, business thinkers, CEO, change, change agent, commitment, common sense, competitive edge, corporate culture, corporate ecosystem, courage, cowardice, customer communities, customer experience, customer relationship, design matters, design thinking, differentiation, economy, efficiency, employee morale, engagement, evolution, excess, excuses, expectations, experience, fix your brand, fresh ideas, good advice, happy customers, human interactions, ideation, identity, incompetence, innovation, leadership, lessons, management lessons, market disruption, marketing, marketing leadership, mediocrity, Uncategorized
What really makes A-list brands different – and recession-proof.
air travel, airlines, automotive, bad customer service, community, design thinking, starbucks, Uncategorized
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