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Target the Objective Play Video

Target the Objective

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Beth Comstock, CMO of General Electric, advises marketers to shape digital experiments around specific needs and particular questions. Define the challenge, then think about how digital can help you address it.
Social & GPS Play Video

Social & GPS

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Mark Harland, Regional Marketing Manager for General Motors, describes the future of social media as closely linked to GPS technology. Marketing is becoming more temporally customized and location-specific. A rapid evolution is underway.
Value of Video Play Video

Value of Video

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Jeff Lavers, VP General Manager at 3M, describes the value of video for developing and maintaining customer relationships. Technical services can use video in real time to resolve problems. Video can be an economical way to engage small customers.
B2B Analytics Play Video

B2B Analytics

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Bruce Bergwall, Vice President Business Development for CompareNetworks, Inc., explains that B2B marketers are looking carefully at analytics. The Internet has increased the amount of data avialable.
Mobile Health Records Play Video

Mobile Health Records

6.2010 | Case Study | North America

Atul Vohra, VP Marketing at Dell, describes the value of mobile health-care applications. Having health information at all points improves health outcomes.
Contextual Marketing Play Video

Contextual Marketing

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Rick Zuroweste, SVP and CMO of Dean Foods Company, attributes the changing face of marketing to the multiple touch-points available for reaching consumers. Consumers are always moving so it is no longer possible to reach them with a single channel. However, technology facilitates context-appropriate communications.
Interest & Consideration Play Video

Interest & Consideration

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Nick Bell, Director of Campaign Marketing at Adobe Systems, talks about spending most of his budget in the interest/consideration category. Loyal customers become evangelists for the brand, so the brand is known by the company it keeps.
Bags Fly Free Play Video

Bags Fly Free

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Anne Murray, Director of Integrated Marketing at Southwest Airlines, believes that innovation is the marketer's responsibility. The "bags fly free" program was a risk because it was the opposite of what the industry was doing. Building market share takes time and commitment, and it would have been a mistake to be impatient and look for results too soon.
Mobile Travel Information Play Video

Mobile Travel Information

6.2010 | Case Study | North America

Julie Cary, EVP and CMO of La Quinta Inns and Suites, discusses how La Quinta customers use mobile, noting that they don't necessarily use it to make reservations. They use it as an informational tool rather than a transactional tool. Applications will evolve as we better understand how customers want to use mobile.
Outside-In Thinking Play Video

Outside-In Thinking

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Mike Glenn, EVP, Market Development & Corporate Communications for FedEx, talks about competing globally by understanding customers in other cultures. Marketers need the flexibility to adapt to local conditions.
YouTube Business Play Video

YouTube Business

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Ellis Booker, Editor in Chief for B2B Magazine, cites the surprising number of business search terms used on YouTube as evidence that video is an important B2B marketing tool. Video is more instructive than reading for understanding new concepts and processes.
Digital B2B Play Video

Digital B2B

6.2010 | Interview | North America

Ellis Booker, Editor in Chief for B2B Magazine, explains that the possibilities presented by digital communication are fueling changes in B2B marketing. However, not all B2B marketers are taking full advantage of their listening capabilities.