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Customer centricity is Passé?

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Passé? No way.

EVERYONE seems to be talking about its importance for 2011 (and beyond…)

What we're reading this month

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From Customer Engagement Club: It's all about the customer experience

The article looks at research recently carried out by analyst house Forrester. The report "The State of Customer Experience 2010" looks at customer experience both online and in-store.

From The 1to1 Blog: Email Marketing Grows Alongside Social Media

A brand’s real job is to build trust

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Alan Mitchell hits the nail on the head in his article Reinventing marketing: Nothing must detract from building trust in your brand when he says that a brand’s real job is to build trust.

What we’re reading this month

What we're reading this month

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From Chief Marketer - Good Marketing Execution Happens at all Touchpoints

The author discusses the void between good marketing strategy and good execution of that strategy, looking at how even the soundest of plans can fall apart if it’s not well executed across all customer touch points. Often the most difficult of these execution points is on the human level, where humans are interacting with customers.

What we're reading this month

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From MarketingTools: CRM (MediaPost blog) - The New ROI: Return On Interaction

Customer Engagement Strategies – best practice or just common practice?

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I recently read an interesting blog called “Seven Questions On Marketing Best Practice” where Harry Klein raises an important issue:

“…many companies don't understand the world in which they now operate. They are confused or threatened by the power and control their customers have over their brand.”

The persuadables

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I read an interesting post on Seth Godin’s blog yesterday entitled ‘The Circles (no more strangers)’. In his posting, Seth questioned the value of seeking out more strangers and the costs associated in doing so.

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