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The five pillars of a mature voice-of-the-customer program

Chris Breslin has five steps for fine-tuning your voice of the customer program to ensure it drives business value and keeps your key stakeholders on board....

BY  Marketing

25 October 2016 3 min read

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Speed, agility and openness: the new rules of product innovation

There’s no longer an excuse for marketers who uncover a high potential opportunity only to see a competitor exploit it first, writes Nikki Davey. The...

BY  Marketing

21 October 2016 3 min read

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The story behind the NAB and Telstra backed online marketplace where small businesses can swap services

Proquo, a new digital marketplace backed by NAB and Telstra, aims to be a hub for small businesses to trade services and form relationships. Co-founders and...

BY  Peter Roper

28 September 2016 13 min read

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The challenge of remaining competitive amid ongoing globalisation

In an increasingly globalised market it is difficult to remain competitive, but there is an edge to be gained, writes Armine Winsley. All businesses large...

BY  Marketing

24 August 2016 3 min read

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What Microsoft’s LinkedIn acquisition means for both brands

Alan Smith asks whether Microsoft’s LinkedIn acquisition will be a case of A New Hope, or The Empire Strikes Back. Microsoft’s $26.2 billion cash...

BY  Marketing

28 June 2016 4 min read

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The four key challenges of digital transformation and how to tackle them

Mark Cameron outlines four key challenges that need to be addressed to drive successful digital transformation. New problems are rarely fixed by applying...

BY  Mark Cameron

14 June 2016 4 min read

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The evolving transformation discussion

Mark Henley discusses the hot topic of transformation, and how to end up like Uber, not Kodak. Does anyone remember web 2.0? It wasn’t all that long ago,...

BY  Marketing

10 June 2016 3 min read

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How to avoid your customer experience becoming commoditised

Paul Taylor runs through three ways to avoid your customer experience being lost in a sea of sameness. Customer experience is the big marketing race of our...

BY  Marketing

8 June 2016 4 min read

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Election 2016: the $100 million battle has started positively (mostly)

Political marketing expert David Waller looks at the election advertising campaigns of the major political parties as the campaigns for the 2016 Federal...

BY  Marketing

24 May 2016 3 min read

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B2B marketing and innovation – seven ways to turn a great idea into reality

Peter Zafiris runs though seven ways to turn great ideas into reality in the B2B marketing innovation space. We often limit the number of creative...

BY  Peter Zafiris

23 May 2016 4 min read

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Carlos Hidalgo: B2B change management and the danger of ‘shiny new toys’ in marketing tech

Marketing speaks with Carlos Hidalgo, CEO and principal of Annuitas, about demand generation and change management in the B2B marketing and sales space, and...

BY  Peter Roper

12 May 2016 5 min read

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Interview: Mark Kramer on the past, present and future of shared value

Mark Kramer, co-founder and managing director of FSG, speaks with Marketing about the evolution of shared value and the growing case for its potential to...

BY  Ben Ice

22 April 2016 9 min read

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How a design thinking experiment created Telstra Air

Sponsored content: This interview was commissioned by IQPC and produced by Marketing. IQPC’s conference, Design Thinking 2016 takes place on 27-29 June in...

BY  Marketing

20 April 2016 5 min read

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A start-up view of first mover (dis)advantage

Graham Plant writes that while business would be pretty boring without first movers, the advantage gained is rarely as clear-cut as it seems. When the theme...

BY  Graham Plant

13 April 2016 6 min read

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First in, best dressed? The dubious nature of first-mover advantage

Few business maxims are as widely known as first-mover advantage, despite patchy evidence of its merits. Rob Grant examines when marketers should bravely...

BY  Rob Grant

4 April 2016 10 min read

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Retail outlook: big retailers feel the pressure of new challengers

Dominant retail giants Wesfarmers – owner of Coles supermarkets – and Woolworths hold a 70% of market share of Australia’s fresh food grocery market, but...

BY  Marketing

17 March 2016 3 min read

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How human-centric design thinking can power creative problem-solving

Theo Forbath and Kipp Lynch outline the importance of design thinking when implementing products and services in relation to customer experience and...

BY  Marketing

7 March 2016 5 min read

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The five elements that make retail promotions successful

Dino Bruni walks us through the five elements successful retail promotions. To understand the fundamental elements of retail advertising you need to accept...

BY  Marketing

4 March 2016 6 min read

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Is Bunnings sharp enough for the UK market?

Greg Cullen looks at lessons Bunnings should learn from Masters’ failure in Australia as it prepares to enter the highly competitive UK home...

BY  Marketing

2 March 2016 5 min read

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The End Of Average: five key components of great marketing

Peter Zafiris writes of the five key components that contribute to great marketing and lead to lasting and ground-breaking change.   About four and a...

BY  Peter Zafiris

1 March 2016 5 min read

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