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7 Reasons Why Shopping in a Store Will Never Go Away by Libra White
For every shopper that sings the merits of online shopping, there’s the customer that would rather spend money at local retail shops. But why? asks the online shopper. Don’t you like dragging items into a digital cart while wearing pajamas instead of, say, trying to wrangle a shopping cart through a brick-and-mortar store on a Saturday morning?
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How to Use Mobile Marketing to Reach Out to Customers by Steve Minks
Mobile marketing is one of the newest and most important aspects of a digital marketing strategy. From website optimization to new opportunities for delivering your brand to an on-the-go customer via text and more, mobile marketing presents a number of exciting opportunities.
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Jake Worthington Steals the Show by Jennifer Weyant
Let’s hypothetically say you try out for “The Voice” and during the blind auditions you get NO chair turns for the coaches. Not one. Zip. Nada. None. What do you do? Besides not make it on the show that season, you may be sad, you make take the coaches feedback to heart, and if you are Jake Worthington, you come back and audition again and get three chair turns. Jake joined Team Blake this year and I think that he has flown under the radar a bit, until tonight.
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Happy #RexManningDay: 13 Favorite Empire Records Memories by Renee DeCoskey
If you were a teenager or 20-something in the mid-90s, there’s a good chance you’ve seen Empire Records. What you might not know is that every year on April 8, Rex Manning Day is officially celebrated. No joke. There’s even an official website.
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Why Companies Lose Customers as They Get Bigger by Cindy Barnes
Companies are born, they’re established or formed, they grow and develop, they reach maturity, they begin to decline and age and – if nothing is done to refresh them and align them to the market – they eventually die. This is the nature of people (except we can’t be revived!), of products and of organisations and yet many of the businesses I work with are not aware that a lifecycle misalignment with their customers is one of their biggest reasons for falling sales.
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