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  • Every business should have a litmus test that separates the truly loyal customers from those who are neutral or disaffected.

  • ntrepreneurial companies face a host of unique challenges as they try to establish themselves: low or no awareness in the marketplace; frequent changes in business direction; razor-thin budgets.

  • PowerPoint can become a powerful force to addict your audience to the mind-expanding content of your presentation. Follow this three-step prescription.

  • In today’s uncertain economic environment, most marketing investments need to be vetted by the finance department and show a strong Return on Investment in order to be funded.

  • Have you had an email fiasco where everything went totally wrong?

  • The mobile phone is the hot new and powerful marketing channel that savvy marketers are all talking about.

  • In the last installment of this series, our marketer was teetering--like Pauline in the old serials--perilously on the positioning precipice between corporate and product positions. Time to push her.

  • ome managers seek out and grab on to the latest business buzzword like a kid on a cupcake. Of late, the fashionable management buzzword has been CRM.

  • hich data reports are actually useful to your organization? Well, it depends. It all boils down to how your company measures "success."

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    It's true that creativity and innovation often arise from unexpected and unconventional thinking. But not always.

  • n all the talk about brand in business and marketing today, there is a distinct lack of discussion about one of the most powerful drivers of brand: Design.

  • o some, writing a marketing plan is a waste of time. Here's a surefire way to get upper management on your side.

  • Audio can enhance a user’s experience on your site.

  • Here’s how to write a case study and see it through to publication.

  • This is one tough business climate -- especially for marketing, which is often perceived as a cost rather than an investment.

  • Organizations that create customer communities tend to create communities of evangelists.

  • The next time you hear “ROI,” resist the temptation to roll your eyes, and think instead about the impact those three letters will have on your career.

  • What makes a company great? Truly great? What makes for a company that acts like a great leader?

  • The question raises ire in all but the most sanguine marketer.

  • Translate an area of excellence into a benefit for your customer. Remove yourself from the picture as much as you can. Doing so is fundamental to good marketing.