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Communications Management
Royal profile
Tomorrow is a special day to both Prince Prins Willem-Alexander and the Kingdom of the Netherlands. After a lifetime of preparation, he will start his new job as king. LinkedIn already properly congratulated our soon king to be to this career move as is shown below. A royal profile of … Continue reading
Practicing, not just preaching the inbound gospel
By showing how their respective companies are making a difference, Kieran Flanagan (HubSpot) and Marcel Molenaar (LinkedIn) delivered the most compelling proof of the new marketing pudding. Last week both gentlemen spoke at the New Marketing 2013 (#NM13) conference run by ICT Valley in the Netherlands. First of all, here’s … Continue reading
Gartner hype cycle: what happened to social technologies?
In my previous post I reflected on the comparison between the 2009 and 2011 editions of Gartner’s hype cycle[1] for emerging technologies. I already noticed social technologies to largely have moved off the Gartner hype cycle altogether. This would imply their adoption has grown to at least 30% market penetration. Surprisingly indeed, when looking … Continue reading
The elusive customer in B2B
Definition The definition of elusive [e·lu·sive] according to Dictionary.com is twofold: 1) hard to express or define and 2) skillfully evasive: ‘a fish too elusive to catch.’ B2B Customers in business to business are increasingly elusive. They choose their own time, place and channel to orient, select and buy. Leveraging … Continue reading
Content Management in B2B: bridging company & customers
Especially in business-to-business content makes all the difference. I’m not asmuch referring to the glossy corporate brochure or the annual report. Coming from corporate communications. I do refer to content coming professionals, experts. People of flesh and blood. Who excel at and are willing to share their vision on eg … Continue reading
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