Talk is cheap?

مايو 15th, 2006 كتبها Genevieve Jadol نشر في , Advertising & Media, Airlines & Travel, Automotive, Banking & Finance, Consumer Electronics, Consumer Products, Education, Foods & Beverages, Hotels, IT & Internet, Logistics, Real Estate, Retail, Telecom

Everybody knows that word of mouth is the most effective marketing tool ever. After all a rave review from a friend or a colleague can tilt the scales in favor of a particular brand or product. So shouldn’t marketers be paying more attention to it? Apparently, they do not. A recent survey conducted by BOLDMOUTH, reveals that 65% of marketers do not have a formal W-O-M marketing plan. In fact, most organizations spend little on W-O-M campaigns and do not have clear cut guidelines o

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A little less talk will win you a job

مايو 9th, 2006 كتبها Ashwin Salian نشر في , Advertising & Media, Airlines & Travel, Automotive, Banking & Finance, Consumer Electronics, Consumer Products, Education, Foods & Beverages, Hotels, IT & Internet, Logistics, Oil / Energy, Real Estate, Retail, Telecom

Most people tend to speak a lot or too little during a job interview. It’s better to err on the safer side though, as a recent recruitment survey conducted by Korn/Ferry International would suggest. Around 36 percent of the recruiters polled believed that "talking too much" is the most common interview mistake that job candidates make. Other turn-offs cited by recruiters included lack of knowledge about the company or position (22 percent), over-inf

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We don't deserve your loyalty…

فبراير 21st, 2006 كتبها Ashwin Salian نشر في , Advertising & Media, Airlines & Travel, Automotive, Banking & Finance, Consumer Electronics, Consumer Products, Education, Foods & Beverages, Hotels, IT & Internet, Logistics, Oil / Energy, Real Estate, Retail, Telecom

A new survey has confirmed what we all knew for a very long time - businesses don’t understand their customers very well and don’t deserve their loyalty.

But surprisingly, this is not the opinion of a bunch of disgruntled consumers, this enlightening piece of information comes from, hold your breath…senior executives themselves!

According to the annual global Customer Experience Management 2005 study, conducted by the Strativity Group, 54 percent of senior executives admit they do not deserve consumers’ loyalty. In more shocking, but not entirely unexpected, revelations, 67 percent state that their company’s executives do not meet often with customers and only 33 percent say they have the tools and authority they need to serve their customers.

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