Managing Customer Value
Manufacturing companies often focus on research and development, production, and distribution. While these are crucial aspects of the business, marketing is equally important in ensuring the success of a product. However, many manufacturing companies need more in-house marketing expertise to promote their products effectively. This is where a fractional marketing officer can step in. A Read More …
As marketers, we often rely on optimization to improve our campaigns and drive better results. But what if we told you this approach may limit your growth potential? Should marketers rethink the value of optimization and embrace a more open and flexible approach to marketing? By doing so, will we unlock new growth opportunities? Read More …
Product managers face the constant challenge of driving growth and staying ahead of the curve. A crucial aspect of achieving success lies in effective marketing strategies. However, only some manufacturing companies have the resources or expertise to maintain a dedicated marketing team. This is where a fractional marketing officer (FMO) can be a game-changer. A Read More …
In traditional marketing, a linear approach often dominates the landscape. This involves creating large-scale campaigns, often designed around media constraints, resulting in time-limited initiatives. However, this is shifting towards a more iterative approach. The Spiral Method focuses on smaller, ongoing, and repeatable programs. It is driven by a persona-first mindset, prioritizing the target audience’s needs over Read More …
How Product Managers in Manufacturing Can Leverage a Fractional Marketing Officer for Maximum Success Product Managers face the constant challenge of driving growth and staying ahead of the curve. A crucial aspect of achieving success lies in effective marketing strategies. However, only some manufacturing companies have the resources or expertise to maintain a dedicated marketing Read More …
As consumer behavior evolves, businesses recognize the importance of shifting their focus to return on experience (ROX). Gone are the days when marketers solely relied on metrics such as click-through rates and conversions. While these indicators still hold value, they need to capture the full spectrum of customer interactions and emotions that drive engagement and Read More …