Tag Archives: brand connections

Social Resolutions for 2014

The secret to any campaign is how successful we are at personalizing the message and connecting with our customers in a way that benefits them.  TPG will always look to develop strategies online of offline that bring value to the consumer and their experience in dealing and interacting with the...
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What is Brand Positioning…

This comes from a posting on Opento Sept 15, 2013 A brand is not just a promise – brands need to deliver. Knowing how a brand really works is the key to brand positioning. In the first of 3 posts on brand positioning this week, we look at how a...
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Content is critical in B2B Marketing…

B2B Marketing: Why Content is the New Creative A revolution is brewing in the world of B2B marketing. Lack of differentiation, fragmented media, complex regulation and brutal competition has turned decision making into a Rubik’s Cube for corporate buyers of enterprise products and services. To differentiate themselves in the morass,...
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What is Brand Positioning?

Brand Positioning: This is the process in which we define, research, and investigate the brands image, markets, qualities, customers, channels, competitors, and opportunities so as to optimize the impact of the overall brand strategy when it is brought to market. With The Page Group we take brand positioning further in...
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This INSANE Graphic Shows How Ludicrously Complicated Social Media Marketing Is Now

Charlie Minato | May 17, 2012, 10:22 AM | 684,922 | 295 Maybe this is the reason General Motors went “mental” and pulled its Facebook ad budget. Digital marketing is confusing—really confusing—as this insane graphic shows (below). Trying to navigate through the various new social media categories, blogs, sharing sites, and...
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What is a Brand?

What is a Brand? It is an identifier, and promise of distinction that positions a brand uniquely to its customers, employee’s, shareholders, and clients.   A brand connects the products and services that a company offers with the consumer. In the 70’s, and before, brand strength was identified by one...
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