With more than 5 billion people calling, texting, tweeting and browsing on mobile phones worldwide, marketers are scrambling to capture and capitalize on all that data. Eric Williams, formerly of Catalina Marketing, has six tips to help you on your way.
What should marketers focus on for 2013? I sat down with Adele Sweetwood, VP of SAS Americas Marketing, to find out the top trends – and what you need to do now to take advantage of them.
Is your marketing team a silo in your organization? Customer analytics data has paved the way for marketers at IKEA and British Airways to closely align with the rest of the business — and shape company strategy.
When consumers shop for high-end luxury items, they expect high-end customer service — even if they’re online. That’s why online luxury retailer Gilt Groupe works so hard to personalize the customer experience. Find out how they’re meeting this challenge and the future of analytics at Gilt Groupe.
When Gilt Groupe began selling high-end merchandise at deep-discounts on its members-only website in 2007, the flash sale phenomenon was born. 3.5 million members later, they’re still growing strong, How do they do it? Gilt’s Senior Director of Analytics and Research shares their secret.
According to marketing experts like Charlene Li, conversational marketing will soon become as natural as breathing. That entails big implications for business. Here’s what you need to know about helping employees with customer interactions.
What’s the biggest difficulty in analyzing social media data, and how do you overcome it? TDWI Research Director David Stodder has answers.
What’s holding you back from delighting your customers? Camille Baumann explores the role of strategy, vision, executive sponsorship and analytic talent in improving the customer experience — and shares examples from companies that are exceeding customers’ expectations.
Marketing experts from these two retail giants recently participated in a panel discussion on growth opportunities. There was a lot of meat in the general discussion, but here are five tips they shared that will help you refine your own marketing efforts, no matter what industry you’re in.
Billy Beane is the general manager of the Oakland Athletics baseball team, whose story is told in the book and film “Moneyball.” Beane is known for finding value in undervalued assets and maximizing resources, which translates nicely to marketing. Here are five lessons from a recent presentation Beane made at SAS.
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