Tag Archives: brand connection

WHO IS A BRAND INFLUENCER? AN ONGOING DEBATE

March 13, 2013 | Daniel Hebert | 7 comments Before we jump into this post, just keep in mind while reading what you agree or disagree with, and let me know in the comments below! I want this to be a lively conversation about who is an influencer.The “who is an influencer” debate has...
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Why People Buy And Don’t Buy

February 22, 2013 by Walker Smith   FROM BRANDING STRATEGY INSIDER › Why people buy is not the same as why people don’t buy. For brand marketers, it’s a difference that matters more than ever. The things that motivate people to buy are product features that people want. People buy a particular...
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Brands Create Value

Apple world’s most valuable brand, Ferrari most powerful 19 FEBRUARY 2013 US electronics giant Apple has been crowned the world’s most valuable brand with a brand value of $87.3bn, but Ferrari is the world’s most powerful brand, according to the BrandFinance Global 500. According to the ranking, the value of the...
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Is Your Customer’s Experience Exceptional?

CMO EXCLUSIVES | October 23, 2012 Customer experience is becoming a key brand differentiator–a strategy that needs to span the entire enterprise with measures in place to gauge loyalty, advocacy, and marketing ROI. Its importance was underscored late September in Miami at theCustomer Experience Exchange (@cmexchange), where more than 60 chief customer officers...
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Brand Marketers Totally Miss Social Media Influencers

Brian Proffitt February 5th, 2013 Any illusions that marketers have gotten this whole social media thing down pat will be blown away by the latest findings from Technorati Media’s 2013 Digital Influence Report, which suggests that for everything the media spends across social platforms, the most desired influencers aren’t even...
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The interpersonal skills of employees ultimately make or break the customer experience.

Customer Defection Market leaders have recalibrated customer expectations about the character of one-to-one interactions with employees. How likely are customers to punish a company for failing to meet those expectations?    • Fifty percent of all U.S. respondents were “somewhat” to “very” likely to defect to a competitor after a single bad experience with a brand....
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