15 Oct 2010
| by Professor Derek Holder, IDM
by the fusion of the disciplines of direct and digital marketing.
Today, customer engagement means dialogue ...
, list compiling, data mining and digital asset management have turbocharged direct and digital marketing ...
is clearly shifting into direct and digital, and within direct marketing, the migration from traditional ...
15 Oct 2010
| by Hugh Burrows, Que Pasa Communications
's now also available as a YouTube mobile application and on the Vidzone digital jukebox on PlayStation 3 ...
" engagement are not mutually exclusive - and nor should they be. In this new and largely digital world, it ...
their training stats using a Nike digital recorder, an iPod or an iPhone and submit them to the Nike Running ...
15 Oct 2010
| by Paul Munce and James Middlehurst, MBA
to call the phone number so kindly emblazoned on your ads, they'll find a way to do so digitally, or even ...
(wrongly) solely accredited to the digital response channels. People are not behaving in a way ...
or engaging in a debate (digital or otherwise). It could be a more personal action, such as sticking a ...
15 Oct 2010
| by Mike Cullis, Elvis
to CRM and loyalty programmes, events and, more recently, a host of digital techniques ...
digital innovation and social tools. We as brand custodians can see demonstrable engagement levels ...
15 Oct 2010
| by Ol Janus, EHS 4D Discovery
of purchases over time, the number of clickthroughs from your digital newsletter or Facebook fans. You decide ...
15 Oct 2010
| by Jeremy Garner and Mark Brown, Weapon7
The average UK citizen is bombarded with anything up to 5,000 ad messages every day. Digital technology is fuelling this growth and we expect this figure to rise exponentially. Now combine that number of messages with the ever-increasing range of formats and environments available and you have a massively ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Ivan Skoric, TSL Digital
Ideas can't be rushed through in digital, but with a little thought, idea and brand integrity can...Digital audiences are booming, measurability is keeping brands excited, the scope of digital creativity and platforms is exploding and budgets are up. On the face of it, digital could not be healthier.
With innovations such as the iPhone, the iPad and 3D TV getting into the hands of consumers, digital won't stop ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Martin Bailie, glue Isobar
Talk about 'digital' and channel-based silos should be things of the past. Organisations need...We wondered what would happen if we banned people from talking about "digital", "social", "viral ...
for talking about "digital" and all talk of channel-based silos. Thinking and making in silos prevents us from ...
) at a business' heart.
So we say: "Death to digital, all hail marketing."
In the progressive ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Richard Baker, Howard Scott and Mark Johnson, Sequence
past lessons in digital. The wheel may be shinier than before, but it's still round. Let's not reinvent ...
will benefit from digital technology and trends present and future.
Of course, we're really excited about the future of digital and, yes, future social media. It's a bit like those early days of the internet, when ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Jim Moffatt and James Temple, R/GA London
Controlling communications used to mean controlling the agenda until digital changed all....
Controlling the comms meant controlling the agenda. Until digital came along and changed everything. The point ...
instance. It will be digital product.
Don't just inspire people to be better sportsmen and women. Help them, digitally. Pharma companies can now deliver tools and platforms that help manage disease through ...