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... changing constantly-I think you get the idea. The two must be compatible. Evaluate each component of your overall marketing in the same way. Don't start with your latest advertising campaign. Save that for last. Begin at the beginning, as if you were a start-up. For example, my company's name, Sound Marketing, was chosen to represent the audio productions used in marketing, training, and education. As a noun, Sound' reflected the audio aspect; as an adjective, it means healthy, reliable, and good. Since education and training can be construed as both internal and external marketing, we decided on Sound Marketing' to reflect both our image and our mission. We wanted a logo to reflect our commitment to the corporate structure, but also to express a sense of artistic freedom. To achieve this, we selected an award-winning designer of music albums, rather than a traditional graphic artist, to create our logo. This artist designed an S' swash that hinted at perpetual motion and creativity, coupled with conventional block-style print for the word marketing', but dropping the crossbar in the letter A. The result: a logo that matches our image. We've made only one change over the years, switching from a bit-too-conservative gray to a more vibrant blue. From the logo, move on to evaluate your brochures, newsletters, flyers, direct mail pieces, Yellow Page ads, and finally your print and media advertising. At each point, ask if your corporate image fits the image of the piece. You may be surprised at how frequently image diverges from ...
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... unlimited options for where and how we buy. We've seen dictators who controlled wealth, power, and the machines of war turned out by peaceful street protestors in the Arab world. Might no longer makes right. Who is right? For a possible answer, read this quote from best-selling author Daniel Pink in A Whole New Mind: The past few decades have belonged to a certain kind of person with a certain kind of mind – computer programmers who could crank code, lawyers who could craft contracts, MBAs who could crunch numbers. However, the keys to the kingdom are changing hands. The future belongs to a far different kind of person with a very different kind of mind – creators and empathizers, pattern recognizers, and meaning makers. These people – artists, inventors, designers, storytellers, caregivers, consolers, big picture thinkers –will now reap society's richest rewards and share its greatest joys. If you accept this paradigm shift in our world, you'll agree that we need leadership and that new leaders must comfort those afflicted with all this change – but more importantly, must afflict those comfortably, contently and even happily wrong. Here's my best guess on tomorrow: You won't be able to get there from here. It's impossible to bring the folks who form your organization (where they are and as they are), the products you offer, the prices you charge, and the processes you use in this delivery to where they need to be. Tomorrow's leaders must venture into the future. They must determine what they'll need ...
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... to be and what your hosts are wearing. Let's add five more rhetorical garments to our word' robe. 26. Have you ever wished.. This is a lyrical opening which can penetrate defenses which leap into position against more hard-boiled attacks. In use, too often even the most professional practitioners shoot a coat of dulling spray over Have you ever wished . .. by having an introduction so long, tedious, or dynamic the opening itself becomes ancillary instead of primary-a harsh switching of gears. Don't do that. Harshness destroys wistfulness. I'm looking at a letter selling computer software. The actual letter begins: Dear Friend. Have you ever wished that you could produce incredible-looking documents, construct bigger than life posters, build dazzling looking slide presentations-or even touch-up photographs and drawings, just like a world-class graphic artist might do? A workmanlike job-although I'd have hyphenated bigger-than-life, ' taken the hyphen out of touch up, ' and dumped the weak looking' after dazzling. These are tweakings, not objections. The opening does stand up. But this opening starts two-thirds of the way down the page. A batch of rock-em, sock-em display type above the greeting shouts: Now two PC Magazine's Editors' Choice Award-Winning Software Programs can be yours . . .Get three of the world's easiest to use desktop publishing packages, bundled together for only $49.95! You save $527 off the price [and on it goes..] A legend above a Have you ever wished.. greeting isn't damaging per se; it's damaging when it's exclamatory. When you're writing a letter, pretend you're in a play. Who are ...
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