Marketing to doctors isn’t easy. We look at some of the reasons marketing to doctors is so hard and what opportunities exist for the savvy marketer. The first of a five part series.
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I spent the past two days soaking up the zeitgeist at AdTech SF. The conference took place here in San Francisco, May 20-21th. Like the name implies, the focus is on advertising technology.
What do you mean by integrated marketing? A new client asked me this the other week. He’s a smart guy with a lot of experience, so I paused to try to give him a more thoughtful answer rather than just barfing out a definition gathered from Wikipedia (of which there are at least three). In […]
I walk through the Castro neighborhood in San Francisco on my way to work on a regular basis, often stopping by Rossi’s Deli to buy the best coffee in the world. A few months ago, I was startled to notice this bold sign for a tax group: I stopped to gape at the sign shouting […]
Two years ago, my inbox was at 28k+ unread messages. Forget overwhelming — my inbox was simply un-addressable. If something fell below the fold (50 emails), it was effectively gone forever, unless I remembered and specifically searched for it. This led to dropped communications, forgotten tasks, and a constant anxiety that I was missing something […]
MarketingProfs featured our article about glassCanopy’s content marketing project on their homepage this morning and we’ve seen a deluge of traffic. So, I thought I’d offer a quick update. It’s been three months since we published “Content Marketing Lessons: 30 Articles in 30 Days.” Since then, we’ve posted 59 additional articles to bring us to […]
Marketing professional services requires that you effectively market the brands of both the company and the skilled individuals that comprise it. Too often, I see service companies promoting themselves only as organizations and not as organizations AND a collection of highly talented individuals. Focusing on the personal brands of just the top executives is not […]
One question we often get from clients is: Should I buy or rent an email list? Our answer, pretty much always, is “No.” Buying an email list is problematic for two main reasons: The list will be crappy. Yeah, yeah, I know you’re buying it from a great source. They’re vertical specialists in your industry. It’s […]
This is the first in a series discussing strategies for marketing professional services. A young Harvard Associate Professor will garner instant credibility as an educator just by her association with such a prestigious university. But as her prospective students shop around for the optimal classroom experience, they’ll expect to learn more about her specific credentials […]
Back in December, Twitter launched a new feature that they don’t seem to be promoting much called Tailored Audiences. In fact, it’s almost like they’re hiding it.[1] It’s totally killer though; content marketers everywhere should be thinking about how to best incorporate it into their distribution strategy. Targeted Audiences are Passé Now, Tailored Audiences are […]
