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filed in Case Study, Social Media on Jan.22, 2010
I’ve been in way too many meetings lately where I have been asked the question “Is Social Media just a fad that will soon blow away?”
Fortunately, I’m well schooled in responding to skeptics since, for the past dozen years, I’ve been answering the classic question in my core business, “Does this Loyalty stuff really work?”
I [...]
Tags: Facebook, Foursquare, Loyalty Marketing, QSR chain best practice, Social Media, Tasti D-Lite, TastiRewards, TastiRewards Loyalty program, twitter
filed in Brand, Loyalty Asterisk™ on Dec.19, 2009
I’ve gotten into a bad habit with my children. Whenever they ask me about overzealous promises from a product advertisement, I just tell them “It’s probably not true, it’s just marketing stuff“.
The bad part is that I am instilling a degree of cynicism in the little ones, but then [...]
Tags: Android, Best Buy, Brand, brand mentions, buyer beware, Facebook, Generation Y, Loyalty Asterisk™, Loyalty Transparency, mail-in rebate, Millennials, Smartphones, Social Media, social media tools, Socialtext, twitter
filed in Case Study, Communications on Nov.23, 2009
Atlantic City, the famed gambling Mecca about an hour down the coast from me, is on a nasty losing streak. A recent story in the NY Times quoted a top gambling executive as saying “the city is in a death spiral.” Few disagreed.
It seems that after a rough couple of years, 2009 is looking even [...]
Tags: Atlantic City, Bally's, Borgata, Ceasars, Communications, Death Spiral, Facebook, Harrah's Entertainment, Kayak, Las Vegas, loyalty program, My Borgata Rewards, NY Times, Showboat, Total Rewards, twitter, Virtual Tourist
filed in Brian Kryzanski, Contributing Authors, Loyalty Models, Millennial Marketing, Social Media on Jun.05, 2009
Editor’s note: I was fortunate to moderate a panel at Loyalty Expo 2009 this week titled Building Engagement with Millennials. The panelists were rich in expertise engaging and building brand with Generation Y as well as using email and social media as tools for communications. Bjorn Larsen Founder & CEO Edhance, Atle Skalleberg VP Marketing [...]
Tags: Atle Skalleberg, Bjorn Larsen, Brian Kryzanski, Facebook, Gen Y, Generation Y, Loyalty 360, Loyalty Marketing, Millennial Marketing, Ragy Thomas, twitter
filed in Communications, Conference, Word of Mouth on May.28, 2009
The Word of Mouth Marketing Association held its “WOMM-U” event earlier this month in South Beach. The conference report which follows was originally published at www.TheWiseMarketer.com on May 28, 2009 as filed by Bill Hanifin, North American Contributing Editor.
If you are interested in the latest news on Loyalty and Relationship marketing, I strongly encourage you [...]
Tags: Disney, Facebook, Lenovo, Loyalty Guide, MySpace, NBC, The Wise Marketer, WOMM-U, WOMMA, Word of Mouth, Yelp, YouTube
filed in Communications, Millennial Marketing, Social Media, Thought Leadership on May.08, 2009
If you’re of a “certain age” and have teenagers in the house, then you might have caught yourself proclaiming that your young Millennials (Generation Y) are wasting their lives playing Halo, World of Warcraft, or tinkering with their MySpace page. Since adolescents revel in the opportunity to point out hypocrisy in their adult family members, [...]
Tags: Facebook, Generation Y, LinkedIn, Millennials, MySpace, Social Media, social media strategy, twitter
filed in Brand, Communications, Conference, Social Media, Thought Leadership on Apr.25, 2009
The promise of social media to Loyalty Marketers should be clear. We’ve been advocates of establishing two-way dialogue with program members for the past 20 years, touting that only within the trusted environment of a loyalty program will customers share their preferences, aspirations, and concerns relating to your brand.
Don Peppers and Martha Rogers coined the [...]
Tags: Air Miles, Colloquy, Facebook, Generation Y, Kindle, Loyalty Marketing, Millennial Marketing, Millennials, My Space, Social Media, twitter
filed in Communications, Social Media, Thought Leadership on Apr.13, 2009
One test of social media effectiveness is whether people are listening to each other and relationships are being built. Some of the social networks I participate in are prone to shouting, with little evidence of people listening. Probably because of LinkedIn’s professional networking positioning, people tend to not only listen, but respond, contribute, and share.
I [...]
Tags: Facebook, Generation Y, LinkedIn, Skype, Social Media, social networks, twitter
filed in Brand, Conference, Thought Leadership on Mar.27, 2009
The Direct Marketing Association, known as The DMA, is the leading trade association of “business and nonprofit organizations using and supporting multichannel direct marketing tools and techniques”. Even in the digital age, Direct Marketing (DM) remains a huge business. As you can read from their site, expenditures by U.S. companies totalled $173.2 Billion during 2007, [...]
Tags: conference disintermediation, Direct Marketing Association, DMA, DMA09, Facebook, LinkedIn, Robert Rosenthal
filed in Communications, Millennial Marketing, Social Media, Thought Leadership on Mar.23, 2009
The creators of television and cable reality shows could be sued for practicing deceptive bait and switch tactics. The genre which includes The Apprentice, The Girls Next Door, Miami Ink, and The Hills are touted to chronicle people interacting in real-life situations. I’m sorry but what is portrayed is much closer to pure entertainment than [...]
Tags: Athlinks, Blackbottom, Facebook, Gary Vaynerchuk, Generation Y, LinkedIn, Loyalty Marketing, Marcelo Tas, Millennials, Social Media, Telefonica, twitter