Evolving digital capabilities allow healthcare providers to develop better, more personalized care for patients. While the fascinating technological advances are fun to talk about (care to implant a microchip of your medical history?), the more pressing side of technology is how it changes human behavior: how technology reframes the process of finding and using healthcare as patients find new ways to
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Archives for digital marketing
What’s the first question your marketing agency asks?
If you’re looking online for a marketing agency to help you, good luck. We’ve poured over competitive websites and if you can tell us all apart, you’re a genius. But I may have figured out a way to help. I just got off the phone with a friend who runs a creative agency and while we were talking, I pulled
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How to make marketing technology choices when there are 7000 options
When we started TEMPO in 2010, our mission was to help clients make the marketing technology decisions that fit their business goals. That’s still the mission, but in eight years, the marketing choices clients are faced with have exploded. If you’re a marketer, how in the world do you choose the right technology? Let’s see if we can help
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Trend Convergence For the Food Marketing Industry
We see three threads coming together that could spell opportunity for food marketers. First, IRI MarketPulse Survey Q4, 2014 came up with this prediction for 2015 CPG shoppers: 43% of Shoppers plan to buy large packages to get the lowest price per serving. 43% is a big number, but so what, you say? Bulk is nothing new to the likes
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Budgeting for Small Brand Marketers needs Marketing Effectiveness
2015 is coming. Time for ambitious brands with limited budgets to make really tough choices. We’ve just won our second award for Marketing Effectiveness, for a project that came in under $350,000. So we hope you’ll find this helpful: Two things to know about changes in Social Media Be aware that an algorithmic change will drastically reduce your Facebook exposure: Facebook
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Pinterest Marketing Matures for CPGs
Boris is the keeper of the data around here and he called me over the other day all excited. I looked over his shoulder at the client’s website analytics and he pointed to where Pinterest had surpassed Google as the number one driver to their website. This is huge, people. With 70 million users – 80% of them female, Pinterest
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The Millennial Behavior Change and How Education Marketing Must Adapt
As an education marketer, you have more stakeholders with more different needs than any other sector. Prospective students, parents, alumni, faculty and administration pull your messaging in different directions. How do you serve all masters – especially the millennials who have abandoned most traditional channels of communication? Well, there may be a new set of tools that can help you
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Food Marketers for CPGs Seeking the Secret Weapon – News from the Food Aisle
Part of our job (the fun part) as food marketers is to keep up with digital and mobile innovations. Some clever solutions are in beta with major brands, and if they can train consumers to use them, they’ll do magic: enhance the shopping experience and help brands make noise at point of purchase. Overcoming Point Of Purchase Block Point of
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“Fake It ‘til you Make It” is the Digital Manager’s Motto
If you’re faking your way through the digital realm, you’re not alone. A recent survey by Adobe on “What Keeps Digital Marketers Up at Night?” shows that “less than half (48%) of professionals who consider themselves primarily digital marketers feel highly proficient in digital marketing. A majority of digital marketers haven’t received any formal training in digital marketing: 82% report learning
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Social Media and Digital Marketing for Education: What We Learned at NAASS 2013
Last month, we were invited to join a panel about digital marketing and social media for education at the New England division of the North American Association of Summer Sessions annual conference. Twenty directors and deans of regional summer sessions participated in the event, hosted by Yale in New Haven. The Q&A session shed light on some of the difficulties
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