Tribal marketing: How to engage your audience
By Staff writer
Through tribal marketing you’ll find your brand a cult following, like that of a football fan following his/her team. Here’s how you can replicate that loyalty.
By Staff writer
Through tribal marketing you’ll find your brand a cult following, like that of a football fan following his/her team. Here’s how you can replicate that loyalty.
By Staff writer
Known as the nation’s favourite retailer, the secret to the success of the John Lewis Partnership arguably lies in its name. It is one of the UK’s leading firms in terms of employee ownership, with “partners” that actively participate in the business and receive the same percentage of salary paid as a profit-sharing bonus.
Kicking off the launch of Corporate Insights, a new interview series in which we hear from senior decision makers at large global firms about how they get the job done, two heads of Vodafone discuss the emergence of flexible working, implementation and what it really means for SMEs.
I am often asked, “What’s more important” New customer acquisition or client retention?” The short answer is client retention, because it costs less to retain a client than to acquire one, and those loyal clients will do the lion’s share of marketing for you –but it’s not that simple.
By Staff writer
Social enterprises are businesses that exist to tackle social problems and protect the environment. And while many may suggest embracing the dualism required to both do good and make money isn’t easy, the number of small social enterprises in the UK suggest otherwise.
By Jason Trout
Viewability is still a divisive subject within the ad tech industry. Whilst its takes into account when an ad has appeared in front of a user, it doesn’t determine whether that user engaged with it and whether that user is your target audience.
By Ian McVey
Scottish Power was hit with a bill for £18m, the third largest fine in the energy regulator’s history. It was accused of failing to treat its customers fairly, with late billing, inadequate call handling and poor complaint resolution.
By Gi Fernando
Founder of Freeformers, Gi Fernando, challenges the recent news stories and opinions that have surfaced regarding productivity and argues why deep change in the system is needed.
Cinime has expanded its interactive media platform into 480 cinema screens across Ireland, which will see brands secure direct access to 1.2 million movie viewers each month.
With software and online tools providing one of the best, and quickest, ways to increase productivity, we find out from TopLine Comms founder Heather Baker why business leaders mustn’t be afraid to first experiment with it, and then reflect why it might not have worked if the desired effect was not found.