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Manors, courtesy and being a gentleman Let me start by saying thank you to my Mom,  Dad and my Grand Parents!  You raised me and taught me many things and although I am grateful for many of the life lessons...

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10 Social Marketing Guidelines for Self-Promotion on... The following Social Marketing Guidelines should be considered when promoting yourself or your company on Facebook but also any social marketing platform. Be Authentic...

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Dear FDA, Dr House calling...people lie! For many years I have been fortunate to work in industries which I greatly enjoy....these include chocolate, alcohol, gambling and tobacco.  In full disclosure, I agree,...

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Is your platform online or offline? I think best at 38,000 ft. It could be the solace of having to stop from the busy daily rat race and being forced to sit for extended periods of time or the miniature...

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Practical tips to effectively using QR Codes QR codes, those funny square symbols that keep showing up on print ads, direct mail, POS signage, TV and even on email and web sites have been a constant topic of discussion...

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Identifying the ideal metrics for measuring customer loyalty

Posted on : 01/25/2011 | By : Jeremy Schell | In : CRM, Internet, loyalty programs, Marketing, social media

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Over the past twenty years I’ve been fortunate to have worked with a number of great companies and helped develop and manage their various CRM and loyalty programs. Many of these include National City Bank, Makers Mark, Valvoline Instant Oil Change, Canadian Mist, Kentucky Lottery and Purina to name a few. With any loyalty program and marketing campaign, it is imperative from the beginning to establish goals and develop measurements against those to identify success as well as areas of improvement.

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2011 is the year to turn up the frequency

Posted on : 01/06/2011 | By : Jeremy Schell | In : CRM, Internet, Marketing, social media

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One of the most common questions as marketers we receive is how often to communicate with our prospects and consumers.  Regardless if it is door-to-door, telemarketing, direct mail, email and now social media, the question has always been the same, how often is too much? 

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