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Search Made Simple

January 23rd, 2012 in Articles by 0

It is easy to become immobilised by the volume and complexity of information about these subject matters. Don’t be. What is important is how you can use data analytics to achieve real results for your business. This is what we suggest is important.

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SIVA – The new marketing mix

January 17th, 2012 in Articles by 0

Marketing has evolved over the decades. The power has shifted from the company to the consumer. In order to be successful we need to adopt a customer-oriented approach.

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Blue Ocean Strategy

November 28th, 2011 in Articles by 0

Three years after the book, Blue Ocean Strategy was published, Indian motor car maker, Tata Group, pulled the same trick as Henry Ford. In 2008, they launched a $2,500 ultra-cheap four-wheel car for the masses of Indians who were used to getting around on two. Now the “People’s Car” is set to flip the entire auto industry on its head.

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Creating a Powerful Strategy

November 27th, 2011 in Articles by 0

Qantas created Jetstar to challenge Virgin’s low cost airline. It continues to run Qantas. You can choose to be full service or you can choose to be low-cost, but you cannot choose to be both without major inefficiencies.

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What is a ‘Market Orientation’?

August 30th, 2011 in Articles by 0

“Market oriented companies achieve superior performance.” So what does it mean to be market oriented?

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Marketing Warfare

August 8th, 2011 in Articles by 0

“Marketing battles are fought in a mean and ugly place. A place that’s dark and damp with much unexplored territory and deep pitfalls to trap the unwary. Marketing battles are fought inside the mind.” Review and Synopsis of best-selling book by Al Ries and Jack Trout, Marketing Warfare, 1986, McGraw-Hill Inc.

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What business are you in?

August 4th, 2011 in Strategy by 0

All systems die. It’s an immutable law of nature. Buddhists call it the Law of Impermanence, Scientists call it Entropy. This is why defining a business as existing to create only one particular product is dangerous. Better to focus on the problem you are solving generally.