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Marketing Innovation versus Marketing Obsolescence

Apr6th
2013
Leave a Comment Written by Ed Gaskin

As marketing becomes increasingly technological, like technology it has a lifecycle and also becomes obsolete. It doesn’t become obsolete overnight; it just slowly becomes less and less effective.  Efforts can be made to tweak its effectiveness, but it can’t avoid the inevitable. As products and industries have a life cycle, so do the practices and […]

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Marketing Innovation    Marketing Innovation marketing life cycle

Why Your Company Needs a Marketing Innovation Strategy

Apr2nd
2013
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You need a marketing innovation strategy so you are not spending all of your time reacting to the latest developments in marketing, or worse yet not reacting at all. You need to know if there is a new technique or technology that will help you achieve your strategic objectives and then implement it. Clearly no CMO has […]

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Defining Marketing Innovation: What it is and isn’t

Apr2nd
2013
Leave a Comment Written by Ed Gaskin

Before we start our marketing innovation journey, we need to look at some of the ways marketing innovation is defined. Understanding the proper definition of marketing innovation is key if you want to maintain or achieve competitive advantage and/or maximize shareholder value.  The wrong definition could lead you to miss legitimate opportunities to “change the game” or […]

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Marketing Innovation, Shareholder Value and ROI

Apr2nd
2013
Leave a Comment Written by Ed Gaskin

The objective of marketing strategy is to create shareholder value. For many, shareholder value and ROI are the same, but they are not. When you look at ROI, you simply look at how much you invested and how much you got back. If you spent $1.00 and received a $1.10, then you got a 10% […]

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Marketing Innovation    Marketing innovation, marketing innovation strategy, Marketing ROI, shareholder value creation

Marketing Innovation and Related Definitions

Apr2nd
2013
Leave a Comment Written by Ed Gaskin

Marketing Innovation Strategy is the plan of how to incorporate advances in marketing science, technology or engineering into marketing (strategy, research, communications, operations, and analytics,) increasing your marketing efficiency or effectiveness, resulting in competive advantage and/or increasing shareholder value. Marketing Science – originated from operations research and uses matheematical approaches to predict responses from consumers, […]

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Marketing Innovation    marketing engineering, Marketing innovation, marketing innovation strategy, marketing science, marketing technology
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