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5 Jan 2012 Issue #58
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Yo!
I don't want to add to the backlog of "HNY" email I am sure all of us are dealing with, so I'll keep this short.
January always has this freshly minted air about it, full of promise and potential. The team at Paul Writer wishes you a peaceful, happy and exciting 2012, where you realize your dreams despite bureaucracy, budgets and Murphy's Law !
Thanks for reading our newsletter, and keep the feedback coming!
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The Hindu BusinessLine - Marketing's Big Plays in 2012
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by Jessie Paul
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Here are some insights from a poll of CMOs on what is likely to be big for marketers in the year 2012.
Marketers are facing hard times. Not their fault, but what with the US banking crisis and the Eurozone crisis, the markets are vanishing. "In 2012, CMOs will continue to face a fragile world economy, hyper-connectivity, growing complexity, the fragmentation of audiences, and multiple truths," says Tim Leberecht, CMO of Frog Design and Aricent.
To gain a better understanding of what is likely to be big for marketers this year, Paul Writer ran a poll and also collected insights from senior marketers. This poll was conducted in November-December and got 189 respondents, with a mix of managers, CXOs & VPs and owners.
Read the complete article here...
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What's Big for CMOs in 2012? What the CMOs are saying...
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by Paul Writer
|  | Our early results from this big question indicate that there is a lot to look forward to in 2012; a few certainties and some uncertainties; the old and some new. A couple of trends are emerging from the views received so far. Innovation in marketing and adopting of new technology are clearly identified as a need for the coming year. A strong vote for analytics and ROI as well as micro-segmentation and more efficient use of social, mobile and digital media. Look out for the complete compilation and study next week. Our contributors include Sameer Kaul - Dr Lals Pathlabs, Nita Kapoor - Godfrey Phillips, Harish M Bhatia - DB Corp Ltd, Virginia Sharma - IBM, Mohit Gupta - MakeMyTrip.com, Sandipan Ghosh - Tiffany Foods UAE, Anil V Pillai - Terragni Consulting, Sudip Banerjee, Tim Leberecht - Aricent Group, Nitin Shakdher - Talwalkars, Ashwin Ramaswamy - Bharti Airtel, Kiran Veigas - L&T Infotech, Susindar Subramanian - Infotech Enterprises, Karthik Nagendra - Wipro, Prasanjeet Dutta Baruah - Oberoi Group, Benedict Paramanand - ManagementNext Media, Revathi Raghunath - Cobalt Experiential Marketing, Sumit Virmani - Infosys Technologies Ltd and many more
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| The Hindu BusinessLine - The Outsourced Marketer |
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By Sravanthi Challapalli
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'It's early days yet, but marketing processing outsourcing could be a multi-billion-dollar opportunity for India'
The new buzz is now around MPO - Marketing Processing Outsourcing. The rationale behind this new trend is that companies today don't want to deal with multiple firms such as a Web design agency, an e-mail marketing agency, a database agency etc. They would much rather work with one agent that handles all this for them.
The article goes deeper into the potential revenues from this and the Pros and Cons plus Jessie Paul's views on MPO...
Read the complete article...
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The 5 Types of Content that Grab Attention
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by Carl Friesen
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Do you want to engage people's attention, provide them with useful information and, in the process, change the way they think about your organization? Here are five types of content that can help you do this and these are identified and explained in this article.
These tips on improving content can be used for any medium from print media, such as business and consumer magazines, to websites, blogs, podcasts, videos - virtually any communication channel.
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By Matt Leary
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Based on research conducted on over 20 of the best Key Account Management (KAM) programs, globally, this study outlines what leading companies have done in the past year to improve their programs. It identifies what the best programs have done to maintain their leadership position.
The two biggest trends that have emerged are great operational autonomy and increased marketing support.
Read the complete article...
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How a Portfolio Approach Can Help You Develop Better B2B Content
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by Bernie Thiel
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Companies that target business buyers rely heavily on the white papers, articles, books, and other documents they publish to position their products or services as effective solutions to those critical business problems their customers face.
But in creating this content, B2B companies often face a common, two-fold dilemma: first, determining which topics they should focus their content development efforts on given limited marketing resources, and second, how to stage those topics over time to keep the content pump primed.
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Best Regards,
Jessie Paul CEO, Paul Writer www.paulwriter.com - India's only community for marketers 3000+ members | 50+ contributors | 250+ articles
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