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In today’s experience economy, a simple request for feedback on a receipt is not enough to accurately determine your guests’ needs. Guests need to be presented with the option to share feedback at the right time for them—whenever, wherever, and however they want to. At the same time, the volume of feedback requests and the length of surveys often result in survey fatigue and other negative emotions in guests. This is just one of the complex issues restaurant brands find themselves facing today. Others include: • How do I understand the experience every individual guest has with my brand? • How do I communicate with them in a way that they’re more likely to give feedback? • How can I demonstrate awareness of the guests’ situations and acknowledge their needs?

Maverik is a regional convenience store chain that operates more than 270 convenience stores with a brand identity and décor theme around adventure, sports, and the outdoors. Maverik needed a digital signage program to reinforce the brand, drive foot traffic from the pump stations into the store, and promote food purchases.

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Gone are the days of advertising where marketers were mainly charged with branding, awareness, and recall. Today’s Modern Marketers (and advertisers) must be technology and data-driven experts as well as brand champions and storytellers. eMarketer predicts that programmatic ad spending will be over $20 billion in 2016, more than double the amount seen in 2014. Read this guide to determine how you can use programmatic advertising to deliver a consistent return on your ad investments.

The Sojern Traveler Platform offers hotels of all sizes access to over 350 million traveler profiles that allow you to precisely target prospects at all stages of the marketing funnel. You can also manage campaigns across multiple channels and devices, maintain brand awareness, increase purchase consideration, and turn site visitors into hotel room bookers.

Consumers expect a seamless, high-quality experience in today’s mature app economy. They want brands to keep up with new technologies like geo-fencing and personalization, as well as the latest ecosystems like voice assistants and connected cars. With this high bar for quality, QA organizations often struggle to keep up with: 1. Rapid Release Schedules 2. Personalization 3. New Technologies (Voice, AI) 4. Geo-Awareness and Localization 5. Device Fragmentation 6. Unexpected Customer Use Cases The cost of failure is high in QA. Time, money, and customer loyalty are all at risk when digital experiences don’t meet users’ high expectations.

It’s no secret that data-driven marketing (DDM) is top of mind for brand and agency executives. But what is surprising—shocking, in fact—is how vital first- and third-party information is for creative and execution strategies today. Case in point: 70% of senior marketing executives from brands, agencies and related industry segments say data-driven marketing is a core element of a majority of their campaigns, according to a new Oracle-Forbes Insights survey. This full immersion in data and analytics—more than what many industry insiders may have realized—shows how quickly brands and agencies have recognized the potential benefits and rushed to replace outdated “gutfeel” decision making with quantifiable research. This was another recurring theme in the Oracle-Forbes Insights study, which found that marketing executives rely on advanced analytics to increase sales, attract new customers and expand brand awareness. In addition, 71% of respondents feel they effectively use it to identify

Customer experience management means caring about the end-to-end experience your brand has with its prospects, customers, and brand evangelists. Managing the customer experience requires attention to detail at all steps along the path to purchase, from the content created to capture awareness, to the ecommerce experience of shopping on your site, and the after-sale commitment to keep loyal customers engaged using newsletters, coupons, and customer-appreciation sales. Read this guide to find out more.

In this report, discover what’s important to learning buyers and what has changed with them since 2014.

It doesn’t matter if your goals involve brand awareness, functional association, or demand generation. Brands that fail to integrate an earned media strategy with paid and owned media strategies are missing key opportunities to influence the buyer’s journey. If you ignore earned media channels, you do so at the risk of missing that ideal customer. In this white paper, we’ll outline the top three reasons you need an integrated approach — that includes PR — to achieve great brand awareness

Your brand may have throngs of fans and followers — people who “Like” or “Follow” a particular page or account. While these metrics are certainly important, they don't always equate to obvious value for your brand. The followers who are so passionate that they're creating branded content and advocating for you are the ones to focus on. Advocates are one of the best, most cost effective ways to drive business, hands down. Advocates are users with a true connection, passion and commitment to a particular brand or product. Advocates drive action, not just awareness, and unlike paid advertisers, they advocate because they want to. The second a customer becomes so invested in your brand that they share the love with their networks, they become your best marketer.

Racking up more "likes" is a good thing-but only if you tie them to strategic goals such as increasing sales, brand awareness and overall revenue. Learn tactics you can use to turn Facebook "likes" into customers.

Learn how an industry-leading provider of storage and data management solutions used Social Business Software to accelerate a global branding initiative and connect with thousands of community members across one hundred countries.

Once considered experimental merchandising for adventurous retailers and cash-strapped entrepreneurs, pop-up stores have become an established national phenomenon and a legitimate means of testing product, generating buzz, building brand awareness, and driving sales for big-name retailers and ambitious upstarts alike. Growth in mobile broadband technology is expanding the possibilities for a diverse array of applications in mobile pop-up. Furthermore, the “fly-by-night” qualities that might have characterized early pop-ups have now been supplanted by dependable, secure infrastructure solutions that put temporary retail locations on par with their more permanent counterparts. Download the whitepaper to learn more!

We have all heard so much about the importance of social media, but it can be hard to know where to begin using these tools for your business. This guide cuts through the hype and shows you concrete uses of social media for your business.

Lead generation has become an important strategy for modern marketers, as they strive to create demand and get their messages heard by increasingly sophisticated, multi-channel buyers. In today’s complex world, marketers should use lead generation to build brand awareness, nurture prospects and customers, qualify leads, and ultimately generate measurable revenue. In this comprehensive, 160 page guide, we cover topics ranging from content marketing and website SEO to telesales and content syndication — all through the lens of lead generation. Packed full of checklists, charts, and thought leadership from the leading experts in marketing today, TheDefinitive Guide to Lead Generation will teach you how to collect information from prospects across every channel, and deliver the highest quality leads to your sales team. ResizedImage389253 dog with laptop lead generation You’ll learn how to: Define a lead and understand his or her buying journey Build a robust lead generation strategy t

In May 2016, Offerpop commissioned Forrester Consulting to evaluate how marketers view the importance of UGC in building brand awareness and improving marketing and advertising campaigns. Forrester tested the hypothesis that marketers who inspire the creation and sharing of UGC and leverage it at each point of the customer life cycle see significant benefits.

This Q&A-style article from CIO Green Edge Zone covers some of the many ways businesses can benefit through green technologies. Becoming more energy efficient not only dramatically reduces power costs, but can actually help companies improve operational efficiencies, increase productivity, enhance customer service and heighten brand awareness.

With the rapid growth of online video, more and more B2B marketers are using video to drive results and ROI throughout the customer lifecycle. Because video enables marketers to tell more engaging stories about their businesses, brands and products, video has quickly proven to be one of the most successful ways of acquiring, interacting with and converting new customers. With this white paper, you will see case studies from successful video marketers and discover 5 ways you can begin leveraging online video today .

Social Marketing encompasses a slew of activity that takes place in social networks and online communities. The mashup of all this activity is a way for your brand to build better customer relationships, increase awareness of your brand and ultimately drive sales.

While it might feel crazy, complex and cobbled together, the marketing data and technology at your feet are pillars on which to build your brand. The modern marketer will not lurk in dark shadows, doomed to a life of misunderstanding, but will rise up and harness the tools at his fingertips to forever shift the brand/consumer relationship.

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This case study, published by DM News in July 2007, explores how email helped top-ranked ad agency Radarworks succeed in a changing market in developing a marketing campaign using a mixture of media channels with a set budget to maximize brand and event awareness and drive participation, and be able to measure the ROI from each marketing channel.

This article, published by DM News in June 2006, begins, “As sure as the spring is followed by summer and succeeded by fall, online marketing options, Search, Lead Generation and Email, seem to enjoy a cyclic season in vogue.” This article describes how for many, the use of email cost effectively has driven sales and built brand awareness; however, for the majority, email has not delivered on the promise.

Lead generation has become an important strategy for modern marketers, as they strive to create demand and get their messages heard by increasingly sophisticated, multi-channel buyers. In today’s complex world, marketers should use lead generation to build brand awareness, nurture prospects and customers, qualify leads, and ultimately generate measurable revenue. In this comprehensive, 160 page guide, we cover topics ranging from content marketing and website SEO to telesales and content syndication — all through the lens of lead generation. Packed full of checklists, charts, and thought leadership from the leading experts in marketing today, The Definitive Guide to Lead Generation will teach you how to collect information from prospects across every channel, and deliver the highest quality leads to your sales team.