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TGI Friday’s Takes Customer Feedback Seriously
TGI Friday’s is leveraging relationships formed through its loyalty program and using that data, as well as feedback from customers, to inform everything from marketing campaigns and rewards programs to menu items.
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Gates Corp. Refocuses Marketing on the Customer
Gates Corp. moved from a product-focused to a customer-focused marketing strategy by getting buy-in from the sales force and channel partners.
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3 Steps to Better Digital Marketing Intelligence
Here we are in 2015 and the majority of brands are still looking at the “what” and not the “who” when it comes to digital intelligence initiatives.
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Chief Marketer Asks….What Matters Most in ROI?
We ask several top marketers….what matters most in professional (and personal) ROI?
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At Halftime, How’s Your Digital Marketing Team Performing?
Join us this Wednesday, June 10 at 2 p.m. ET for a free webinar, where Mandy Hummel, account director, Silverpop will share a framework for evaluating multiple aspects of your digital marketing program.
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Chief Marketer Listline June 5
Lists featured this week include Rock & Gem, National Pen Europe and Dog.com.
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Fear the Rise of the “Deletist” Consumer
Nearly seven in 10 shoppers (67%) are becoming ‘deletist consumers’—closing down accounts and subscriptions, and ‘unfriending’ companies, according to research from Aimia.
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Chief Marketer Listline June 2
Lists featured this week include Crain’s Business and Blaylock Wellness.
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Database Tech & Facebook Custom Audiences
Customer database technologies are coming together with the power of Facebook Custom Audiences allow marketers to take first party data and match to people on the social network, providing them with more personalized ways to connect with consumers.
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B2B Marketers Not Yet Mature Digitally: Report
A mere six percent of B2B marketers are truly masters of their digital domain, according to a new report.