Marketing Professional, Snowboarder, Digital Mind, Change Lover
This is a great article by Bruce Clark about the terminology and use of a marketing plan . A „must-read“, how my husband said 🙂 And he is absolutely right.
https://medium.com/@bruceclarkprof/whats-a-marketing-plan-35602cd21ce1
Mark Pollard is the master in making a point. In this article he states for example when a slide in a presentation kickes it: When it
I also liked this advice how to plan a presentation flow: „Take a piece of paper, divide it into boxes, then take a thick black marker and write your story with one sentence per box and so that the story makes sense on this one page.“
Read the full article here: https://www.markpollard.net/how-to-make-a-presentation-make-a-point/
Roger L. Martin says in this article: The first thing to keep in mind about strategy is that it is not all that complex. You should keep it simple and always remember that, put simply, strategy is about choices. After years of working closely with leaders of large corporations, I have come to the conclusion that strategy is actually about a set of five choices that must be made:
1. What is our winning aspiration?
2. Where will we play?
3. How will we win?
4. What capabilities must be in place?
5. What management systems are required?
http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/Connect/Rotman-MAG/IdeaExchange/Fall2018-Martin#.W-Hx_8ApqPw.twitter
Unilevers CMO Keith Weed is making a great point about FMCG being a great training ground for marketeers due to it’s fast market pace and immediate response to marketing communications.
Secondly he speaks about the power of media and the power of good creatives in a world that demands more content than ever before and what that means for content production:
Unilever’s Keith Weed on why FMCG is like a ‘heat-seeking missile’