New Media on Ulitzer
Some call it interactive marketing. Others call it digital marketing.
Still others use internet marketing, web marketing or online marketing.
Frankly, the terminology doesn't matter. What matters is that companies
need to and want to address this function, and are becoming more and more
open to exploring the different ways of doing it.
Occasionally we get a request from a company that has already decided that
they'd like to build this function up in-house, using primarily employees as
opposed to agencies, consultants and contractors. The company typically has
plenty of reasons for this approach, and while we often present scenarios
that represent an alternative option, we do that to help the client arrive at
the right decision for the organization.... (more)
New Media on Ulitzer
“I hear you guys are the social media gurus in this area. Can you help us
blow out our efforts on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook?”
These were seemingly innocent words from a prospective client, spoken just
last week. As we dug a bit deeper, the red flags started flying. He wants
help with social media only, and wants to address only those three
properties. He doesn’t ... (more)
The Social Media Guide
We talk a lot about social media on Marketing Trenches. And for good reason -
Social media seems to be at least one item on the agenda for about 90% of the
meetings we have these days. Everyone wants to run 100 miles an hour to do
something on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. I wrote about this previously in
Want to Succeed In Social Media? It Sure Helps to Have a St... (more)
Marketing Automation on Ulitzer
Software is ubiquitous these days, and there are so many flavors to choose
from. We have business software as well as personal/consumer software. We
have software that barely dents the wallet as well as software that requires
a complex business decision-making process and millions of dollars. We see
Software as a Service (SaaS) models as well as Software... (more)
Twitter on Ulitzer
It’s been three weeks since I wrapped up teaching a course covering
Interactive Marketing at Georgetown’s School of Continuing Studies. The
topic for our last session was a doozy - social media, and in particular how
social media can be used to achieve business or career-related objectives.
I saved Twitter for the latter part of the lecture, thinking that its stature
... (more)