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A steward and student of brand-building by developing consumer connections, Heather strives to find the intersection of relevance, differentiation, and needs fulfillment to help craft holistic Web strategies delivering organizational value and nurturing consumer affinity. |
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Trust: Can't Have A Customer Relationship Without ItDec 22, 2009
*Trust* is the bonding agent which connects business and customer together.
I’ll Spell It Out
Trust: a relationship of reliance.
Relationship: “…is managing and nurturing a company’s interactions with its customers…The overall goals are to find,...
Content As A Force MultiplierDec 19, 2009
We used to think a lot about impressions.
Now we think more about views, clicks, friends, and followers. We think about sharability, portability, and usability.
As a brand, the bottom-line objective is still to convince (and convert) a group to...
Unraveling Execution From StrategyDec 17, 2009
One of the things I love best about marketing communications is that a brand is never staid. It moves, it flows.
There’s A lot To Consider.
A brand’s position is always evolving and even migrating within an organization and also in the minds of its...
Customer Service is Everyone's Job.Dec 14, 2009
Every day, I have opportunities to make choices. Like my children, some days I make good choices and some days, well let’s just say I could make better ones.
I have choices when I discover I’m late and stuck behind a slow driver. Or when my son...
Turn That Frown Upside Down: Social Media Can Transform CareersDec 8, 2009
This is a post about righteous behavior, serving as good examples, leading with your gut, and listening to your heart. The concept of community benefit and an innate need for social interaction help make these things possible (and most definitely...
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