- Neil Wilkins
Sometimes you come across a web page that does everything you are looking for in one place, and here’s a really useful one if you are about measurement of your social networking (and you really should be)
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- Neil Wilkins
Nature has no consideration for people who don’t plan ahead. Be it gardening, holidays, events or travel, we play by its rules. So what can that teach us about Marketing?
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- Kiran
The clothing market is crowded with competitors but here is one small, UK, franchise who has found a specialised if very unglamorous market.
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- Terry
Have you been wondering what those funny patterns are that are starting to pop up in magazines, posters and even on TV?
Well they’re called QR codes (for ‘quick response’) and they’re a great way to make a connection between offline and online marketing.
So how would you use them?
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- Neil Wilkins
The problem we have is that we are all so busy. In fact, we’ve never been busier. Home working, mobile devices, customer pressures and business demands all take their toll on our already hectic lives.
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- Terry
They say the nicest gifts are the unexpected ones. An early Xmas present came in the form of a new ‘app’ from the CAM Foundation. The new iPhone app helps us keep up to date with all that’s new in the worlds of marketing communications and digital.
Should you try it? Here’s my conclusion.
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- Neil Wilkins
How can a tour of The Ritz, London make you think about your unique selling point at the same time as focus you on where most of your revenues come from?
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- Neil Wilkins
Enjoying the sporting success down under this morning, what can we learn from a record breaking series?
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- Tony
Happy New Year, everybody.
I’m surprised that nobody has yet blogged on these pages about the World Cup bid debacle. Here goes.
Attempting to read behind the media hype, it looks as if the England bid to host the World Cup may have been the best bid, technically speaking. But somehow, when it came to what the committee were really looking for, it did not meet the requirements. Everybody then shouts “foul”, but the fact remains that the contract went elsewhere. What can we make of this?
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- Neil Wilkins
Holly isn’t really the bright lime green colour depicted on Garnier Christmas TV ads. Or is it?
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