by Margaret Johnson | Engagement Marketing, Know-Like-Trust Factor, Sales and Marketing
Sales pitches. Some days it seems like everything is a sales pitch. Buy this. How about that? Discount now! Going, going, gone. Some days it seems like the sales pitches themselves need to be going, going, gone, doesn’t it? That’s exactly what will happen....
by Margaret Johnson | Content Marketing, Know-Like-Trust Factor
In my last post, I talked about re-engagement. It’s important to track your email openers and clickers, so you can easily find the people who are NOT opening and clicking your emails, because those are the people you’ll want to deliberately re-engage with...
by Margaret Johnson | Know-Like-Trust Factor, Marketing Goals
I’ve had so many conversations with marketers about measuring marketing ROI. Usually those conversations are with marketers who are being asked to justify their own existence. “Show us what marketing is doing for us,” the C-suite might say, “so...
by Margaret Johnson | Content Marketing, Know-Like-Trust Factor, Sales and Marketing
“Thank you” – arguably one of the top two most polite expressions in any language. We’re taught from toddler-hood to say “thank you” when we’re given something (whether we asked for it or not). Thank you for the gift. Thank...
