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Drop-down positioning at the Royal Opera House

A very funny drop-down menu from a Royal Opera House web form. Just being considerate or clever, subliminal positioning?

15. 12. 2008


Opt-Out: Digital Marketing’s punch in the stomach

Opt-Out is the downside of digital marketing. Here are some ideas for dealing with it.

08. 12. 2008


Zappos’ culture: paying employees to leave is great marketing

Zappos, the online shoe retailer, takes a distinctive approach to company culture that delivers real marketing and brand benefits.

05. 12. 2008


Customer Value Propositions in B2B Markets

An excellent article from the Harvard Business Review on customer value propositions in B2B markets.

03. 12. 2008


New eBook: Best & Worst of the Mobile Web

A free eBook on the Best & Worst of the Mobile Web as identified by a panel of mobile marketing experts.

01. 12. 2008


Credit Crunch B2B Marketing: Demand Generation, Lead Nurturing and Online PR

Two powerful tools & tactics for tough times: demand generation and online PR. No B2B technology marketer can ignore them.

28. 11. 2008


The Benefit Hierarchy in corporate positioning & message development

People believe the unimportant things you say and disbelieve the important ones. You need ‘vines’…

25. 11. 2008


Your new content may not be as relevant as your old

B2B technology marketers need to think about what content is presented to what prospect at what time — instead of just promoting the new over the relevant.

18. 11. 2008


A really good newsletter

Email newsletters are an important part of B2B marketing. We really like this example from our friendly client, Pär Almqvist at VNL.

13. 11. 2008


Microsoft’s baffling “I’m a PC” campaign

What the hell were they thinking? The ‘I’m a PC’ campaign is like watching your dad dance. Embarrassing.

10. 11. 2008


Branding as body language

Axel Chaldecott wrote an article a while back that compared a company’s visual communication style with its body language. Works for us.

04. 11. 2008


I beg you: don’t bore the bejesus out of me

The standard B2B technology marketing fare is BORING. Inexcusably boring. And it’s your fault. So stop it.

31. 10. 2008