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Why I Joined the AMA – And Why Now Is The Time For YOU To Join

Why I Joined the AMA – And Why Now Is The Time For YOU To Join

Six years ago I joined the Austin chapter of the American Marketing Association. Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of working with many amazing marketing, communications and technology leaders. They’ve contributed a lot to the marketing community and helped me grow tremendously, too.

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Social Media: You don’t have to do it all – in fact, you probably shouldn’t

Social Media: You don’t have to do it all – in fact, you probably shouldn’t

Blogs, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Yelp and then some have all been around the block for awhile, yet there are new people and industries joining the social media fold every day. Many of them don’t know what to do and, out of a newfound excitement for social media’s potential, they want to do it all.

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5 Marketing Lessons Learned from SXSW Interactive

5 Marketing Lessons Learned from SXSW Interactive

SXSW Interactive is so overwhelmingly large and busy, but there are nuggets of gold there for marketers. Find out what are my 5 marketing lessons learned from SXSWi.

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Why Large Account Sales People Must Also Be Marketers

Why Large Account Sales People Must Also Be Marketers

Large account sales people need to take off their “pitching” hat and put on their “marketing” had. Instead of ABC: Always Be Closing, they need to AAV: Always Add Value. Read on for the rest…

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Why You Should Contribute to the Austin AMA Blog

Why You Should Contribute to the Austin AMA Blog

The Austin AMA’s blog has big ambitions for when it grows up: to become a premiere Austin marketing blog. But we need your help.

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Is Social Media Driving Real Marketing Results?

Is Social Media Driving Real Marketing Results?

CMOs recognize that social media is here to stay. But building engagement doesn’t necessarily mean you’re getting business results. Read to find out what the latest research shows.

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Keeping Customers Happy – Schlitterbahn’s Take on Customer Loyalty

Keeping Customers Happy – Schlitterbahn’s Take on Customer Loyalty

Jeffrey Siebert, Schlitterbahn’s Corporate Director of Communications & Sales, started off his presentation with the hope that “everyone would enjoy the show.”  After comparing his speaking engagement to the likes of performing in a dinner theatre, his sentiment seemed to capture the theme of his entire approach to guest loyalty—keeping the customers happy while adding [...]

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Show Me the Money: Make Marketing Work for You

Show Me the Money: Make Marketing Work for You

On March 20, 2010, Tim Hayden, Jen Wojcik and Brian Massey joined the Austin AMA at Cool River Cafe for a fireside chat (minus the fire) to share practical marketing strategies to generate business and impact bottom lines. Tim Hayden is Chief Strat­egy Offi­cer and Part­ner at Blue Clover. Jen Wojcik is CEO andCo-Founder of [...]

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Kleenex Uses Getmommed.com and Mobile Marketing to Establish Brand Loyalty

With the growing popularity of smartphones, mobile marketing has transformed into a billion dollar industry. Smartphones allow companies to target consumers through websites, texts, applications, and direct voicemail messages. Mobile marketing is an effective way to reach a target audience, but must be done properly. Many times companies are too aggressive and their messages are [...]

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Recycling: Marketing’s Way to Help the Company Conserve and Grow.

The economy has slowed and for many companies shrinking revenue means much smaller marketing budgets.  Shrinking marketing budgets can shrink results as well so what is the savvy marketer to do when looking for more results with drastically smaller budgets?  They recycle. Five ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle: Don’t throw out advertising too early [...]

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