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TMCA keeps its fingers are on
the pulse of the marketing community to keep you
informed on the opportunities, issues, and challenges
you face daily.
Top-of-mind topics and issues affecting businesses
are presented here.
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Branding |
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Creating a solid brand that reaches
its full potential. Brian Everett,
Senior Partner of MindShare Strategies and
TMCA Executive Director, spoke at a recent
TMCA Marketing Bootcamp. His PowerPoint
presentation addresses the importance of
an organization's brand, and how to effectively
build it.
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Measuring your corporate brand
value. There are many ways brands
can be valued - ranging from “consumer
brand equity” to hard-nosed financial
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Marketing Communications |
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Industry adopts a new definition
of marketing. The American Marketing
Association has updated its definition of
marketing to put stronger emphasis on customer
relationships. TMCA considers adopting the
new definition. >
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Marketing Research &
Measurement |
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Get out the measuring stick:
Tools to evaluate ROI. Merry Elrick
of DataDriven MarCom, Inc. spoke at a recent
TMCA Marketing Bootcamp. Her PowerPoint
presentation shows you the steps to take
in order to determine your return on investment.
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It's in the
numbers: The ins and outs of market research.
Market research is a critical tool in today’s
marketing arena. Learn more about its value
and how to do it right. (Members
Only Center, Click "Archives")
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Advertising |
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7 steps
for creative marketing. There are
critical steps for creating successful marketing,
according to Jay Levinson, who is author
of the best-selling marketing series in
history, Guerrilla Marketing, and
consultant for TMCA. He provides these ideas
to create your successful marketing. (Members
Only Center, Click "Archives")
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Internet Marketing |
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Creating
an e-mail campaign with impact.
Creative and tactical tips to make sure
your e-mail campaign is effective and results-oriented.
(Members Only Center, Click "Archives")
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W@rning: Know e-mail regulations
before you press send! Rules for
solicited and unsolicited email. (Members
Only Center, Click "Archives")
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E-Mail Statistics Today
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Click "Archives") >
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Sales |
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The Customer Centric Approach: Connecting Marketing & Sales. Mike Bosworth, famed author and speaker, has worked with TMCA to help sales and marketing executives refine how they sell complex and intangible services such as transportation and logistics. A key is getting sales and marketing to effectively work together. (Members Only Center, Click "Archives") > More
The symbiotic relationship between marketing and sales. Nothing happens until something is sold. Yet, without the Marketing Department, the sales force would not have the leads, the collateral, the market intelligence, or the pricing to sell. How can you best make this relationship work? (Members Only Center, Click "Archives") > More
The Wisdom of 80/20: Words from Joe Calhoon
Apply the 80/20 rule to your team. If your whole team is spending 80% of its time to get 20% of its results, don't you suppose there's some work in there that could be eliminated or reduced? Do you think investing a little bit of time to eliminate a lot of unnecessary work would be helpful? Of course it would! Joe Calhoon shares some advice on how to apply this universal rule to get results. > More
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Resource Management |
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Marketing
Accountability. It’s one
thing to ask marketers to justify expenses
on their well-researched, thoroughly contemplated
marketing programs. It’s another thing
to impose accountability and responsibility
for such expenditures onto those marketers
in an effort to direct connect with the
overall business plan. >
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Prioritize! Getting All You Can, Using What
You've Got. Joe Calhoon reveals
the secrets to getting all you can but improving
what you got. (Members Only Center,
Click "Archives") >
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