Tag Archives: “I

The Art of the “I Have a New Job” Announcement

Arik Hanson December 21, 2021 One huge trend that I’ve completely missed out on over the last 12 years is the whole “I have a new cool job!” job announcement thing on social media. I started as an independent social media consultant 12 years ago, so I haven’t had a new job in the social … Continue reading The Art of the “I Have a New Job” Announcement →

“I say CDP, you say CRM”

Marketing Guide

So long as you have unified customer profiles and can activate them, does it matter what the solution is called? Kim Davis on October 13, 2021 HubSpot announces enhancements to CRM Timed to coincide with the opening of this year’s virtual Inbound conference (October 19, 2021), HubSpot announced CRM enhancements designed to make their … Continue reading “I say CDP, you say CRM” →

They Told You to Never Say “I.” They Are WRONG.

Personal Development

Achim Nowak August 11, 2021 They told you to never say “I” at a meeting. Use “We.” Always We. Ignore them. They are wrong. They told you that when you say I, I, I it sounds like it’s all about you. Said you would sound like a grandstanding, self-promoting, self-aggrandizing narcissist. A bit of projection, … Continue reading They Told You to Never Say “I.” They Are WRONG. →

“Me, Myself, And I” — An Investment Opportunity

Personal Development

Dave Brock — May 26, 2019 Follow @davidabrock — May 26, 2019 As a disclaimer, there is no redeeming lesson in this post. Just some Sunday humor and observations about the world. If you are looking for deep insight, stop here, if you want a chuckle–and an investment opportunity, read further. About a year ago, … Continue reading “Me, Myself, And I” — An Investment Opportunity →

There is no ‘I’ in successful ABM

Team Management

Contributor John Steinert explains how alignment across an end-to-end process helps sustain and scale your program. John Steinert on February 8, 2018 When I saw this video of cadets helping each other scale a high wall, I was immediately struck by how planning, preparation and teamwork can clearly blow away making it up as you … Continue reading There is no ‘I’ in successful ABM →

Saying “I Do” to Employee Engagement – It’s a Long-Term Commitment That Starts With Recruiting

Employee Engagement

by Sean Pomeroy Follow @Sean_PomeroySeptember 27, 2016 Employee engagement is a workplace concept that refers to how committed employees are to their organization’s goals and values, and how motivated they are to contribute to the organization’s success. Research has shown that highly engaged employees: Are more customer focused, more creative at work, and take less … Continue reading Saying “I Do” to Employee Engagement – It’s a Long-Term Commitment That Starts With Recruiting →

“I love advertising,” said no one ever

As more consumers opt out of ads, how do we persuade them to like and want advertising? Columnist Chris Glushko discusses the marketing and media industry’s biggest challenge. Chris Glushko on July 6, 2016 at 12:24 pm Last month, I wrote about how the demise of digital is overblown. The industry is indeed healthy and … Continue reading “I love advertising,” said no one ever →

“I See, I Like, I Never Come Back.” Facebook Engagement Getting You Down?

Facebook Engagement

by Nicola Santiago February 4, 2016 Follow @tuningforkeFebruary 4, 2016 So you believe in the power of social media and you are trying to stay the course. Your content is on target, and you post with a regular frequency. And yet no one is liking, sharing or commenting on your posts! Why? There’s no question … Continue reading “I See, I Like, I Never Come Back.” Facebook Engagement Getting You Down? →

Bad Assumption #3: “I Just Compete With Vendors”

Competition

by John Holland December 23, 2015December 23, 2015 This is the third post of seven-part blog series on “Bad Assumptions” that salespeople make during the sales process. There is a tremendous advantage when a salesperson can gain access to a Key Player, take that person from latent to active need, and establish themselves as “Column … Continue reading Bad Assumption #3: “I Just Compete With Vendors” →

“I Am Groot.” What’s Your Email Marketing Really Saying?

Email Marketing

Lucinda WatrousApril 19, 2015 “I am Groot.” Those are the only three words Groot says through most of the Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy film. Rocket’s the only character who “gets” Groot. While it certainly makes for an element of humor in the film, it’s not the way you want to operate your email marketing … Continue reading “I Am Groot.” What’s Your Email Marketing Really Saying? →