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Category: Blogging

Home Archive by Category "Blogging" (Page 3)

Retro marketing: how brands are using the past to rekindle their brands

April 30, 2012deolaAdvertising, Blogging, Branding, entrepreneur, MisConceptions

Retro marketing is about using nostalgia as a marketing instrument to make a product appeal to a target market. Especially for brands that have a heritage or served as milestones of…

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Why every organisation needs a corporate, authoritative blog – Part 1

April 24, 2012deolaBlogging, Branding, enterprise blogging, entrepreneur, Public Relations, social media

The question of whether every organisation needs to have a blog or even participate on social media is a decision most management boards need to have lots of courage to take….

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Recent Posts

  • Nigerians are Disloyal to Brands: Here’s one hard thing brands can focus on
  • Stop Hiding Behind Preparation.
  • Growth hides in Repetition.
  • Getting Marketing Back to the Seat of Revenue
  • In Nigeria, Trust Travels Faster Than Push Marketing

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