Should brands prioritise their current customers over the bid for new ones? The Marketing Society Forum
14 Mar 2013
E.ON's latest campaign focuses on loyalty, as the energy firm shuns aggressive acquisition tactics.
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E.ON's latest campaign focuses on loyalty, as the energy firm shuns aggressive acquisition tactics.
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Consider smart meters. EDF Energy is trialling a meter that monitors your electricity use minute by minute and sets a price based on demand. If you use off-peak power, you save money. In the future, such meters might negotiate with your tumble dryer, telling it to slow down when there's a surge in demand ...
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talent pool and bring specialists into their new product development departments or will they grow ...
to. Marketing departments are at risk of taking the same somewhat insular approach. Just look ... -side of this is that marketing departments are ageing fast. Had they graduated today, many of those now in senior marketing ...
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of deflecting the brand owner s energies away from Europe toward the emerging markets. Fennell took ...
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