Customer Journey Mistakes, Personalization in 2019, & New Findings About Pay Inequality ...This Is THE LATEST!
I am coming to you live today from beautiful downtown Denver!
I am not angry at this view. Not one bit.
Granted, my journey here required me to get up before 4 a.m. to catch my flight out of Baltimore -- ugh -- but it was well worth it.
I will be spending the next four days at Speak with Confidence -- a keynote speaker training retreat -- hosted by Melanie Spring, whom some of you may remember was a guest on Content Lab many moons ago!
The festivities and trainings haven't gotten underway yet, but I have been spending my morning thus far in Denver with some incredible brand strategists and business owners.
And with all of those brains in one room, I decided to ask them what is one thing marketers do that drives you completely up a wall?
Here are their answers:
"Communicating in the way they like to receive information, and not the way their audience wants to receive their information."
"Sometimes I've seen marketers use insider terms or jokes that -- when taken out of context -- go completely over everyone else's heads."
"When marketers complain about not getting engagement online and on social media, and then I look and they're just broadcasting stuff about themselves, not actually trying to engage in conversation."
"I hate marketing that nags you. I hate it. Don't do it. Jerks do that. Don't nag me, bro."
"When marketers have all of their messages and photos automated to broadcast across all their social media channels with the exact same messaging. You need to speak totally different languages on all platforms. I want to tell them, 'You know that makes you look lazy, right? No? Just checking.'"
Griffin... had no opinion.
Still need to be saved from yourself? (Be honest.) Here are a few articles -- and tons of resources -- that'll get you back on the right track.
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