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How We're Different

There has been a lot of philosophizing and evangelizing in books and white papers about the need for companies to adopt more customer-centric marketing practices in an exceedingly customer-controlled marketplace, leveraging data analytic software and marketing automation tools that link insight to new media. But without a strategic framework and a defined methodology for execution, it’s just more talk.

 

We don’t talk about it. We do it.

 

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  • Brand-centric
  • Creative / media-driven
  • Mass markets
  • Intuition
  • Media impressions
  • Brand identity
  • GRPs, eyeballs, clicks
  • Customer-centric
  • Message / content-driven
  • Micro-markets
  • Insight
  • Personal touches
  • Brand relevance
  • Return on investment

 

Our core beliefs:

  • Employee engagement is a necessary precursor to customer engagement. Business organizations, largely built around products and distribution channels, must be internally realigned to the customer experience. It’s essential that employees deliver value at every point of customer contact.

  • Businesses must connect with customers on a deeper level. Playing to both the subconscious emotional and conscious rational decision drivers is the only way to influence purchase behavior in generating short-term revenue. This dual approach simultaneously builds the trust and brand affinity that secure long-term customer value.

  • Effective customer lifecycle management is a strategic, not just tactical, endeavor. Attempting to drive revenue through disparate tactical campaigns is generally not effective or cost efficient. Optimizing customer value requires a planned orchestration of interactions, tailored to different customers.

  • Marketing must be measurable. Measuring one’s marketing efforts is no longer optional. What’s needed are improved metrics that quantify the factors that affect purchase behavior, not just the outcomes.

 

BI | DMI Insight

Over the past decade, the market has shifted dramatically from push to pull, from selling to buying, from promotion to information.

 

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Proprietary Gallup research shows the key to winning customers isn’t price or even product. It’s emotion that is the key to a deeper level of engagement.


Alec Appelbaum
The Gallup Organization
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Employee engagement has a direct, measurable relationship and impact on customer engagement.


John H. Fleming, Ph.D.
Author, Human Sigmaright