Business Strategy, marketing & branding
Great Creative Delivers Results
We have a simple approach to marketing: Marketing dollars are investments, and should be spent accordingly.
Customer expectations are rapidly evolving. The line between B2B and B2C is disappearing with industry disruptors like Amazon, Netflix, and Uber leading the way. Marketers must adjust to stay relevant, finding ways for their brands to more deeply engage customers.
We have a simple approach to marketing: Marketing dollars are investments, and should be spent accordingly.
Last month in our creative meeting, we had a heated discussion on the merits of crowdsourcing design.
Graphic design surrounds us. It’s everywhere we look.
One can spend all day arguing whether to implement a social media strategy.
I had the opportunity last month to be a featured speaker at the International Door Association (IDA) Show, which focuses on the garage door industry.
How can you win the spec in today’s highly competitive commercial architectural community?
Your sales force can be one of your biggest expenses.
Don’t forget the dreaded strategic planning process.
For many products, selling through architects is a necessity.
Many companies see distributors as an expense to be minimized — a necessary evil — instead of an asset to grow.
Many companies that sell to dealers as part of their distribution channel take a short-sighted approach.
For decades, most dealers have relied on two ways to sell builders.
What marketer doesn’t want a bigger budget?