Ever catch yourself making a silly excuse to get out of doing something?
I do it all the time: I can’t go to the gym because I need to do the dishes. I can’t finish that book because I’m too busy. I can’t organize my closet because I’m too tired.
Trouble is, when you’ve got an excuse for every little thing, it’s really hard to make any progress.
Think of NPS, or Net Promoter Score, like rocket fuel. If you leave it alone, it won’t do much. But when you load it into a responsive, proactive, customer-driven company: blast off.
The most successful companies are those that take NPS data and use it to fuel and direct their marketing methods and even product development.
Think of NPS, or Net Promoter Score, like rocket fuel. If you leave it alone, it won’t do much. But when you load it into a responsive, proactive, customer-driven company: blast off.
The most successful companies are those that take NPS data and use it to fuel and direct their marketing methods and even product development.
Think of NPS, or Net Promoter Score, like rocket fuel. If you leave it alone, it won’t do much. But when you load it into a responsive, proactive, customer-driven company: blast off.
The most successful companies are those that take NPS data and use it to fuel and direct their marketing methods and even product development.
Think of NPS, or Net Promoter Score, like rocket fuel. If you leave it alone, it won’t do much. But when you load it into a responsive, proactive, customer-driven company: blast off.
The most successful companies are those that take NPS data and use it to fuel and direct their marketing methods and even product development.
This year’s Christmas was a huge success for me on a number of different levels. Not only did I check everyone off my list with at least one heart-felt present but I was also able to do it for next to nothing. But how?
When it comes to marketing, the most successful companies view it as an investment, not an expense. Why? Because when marketing is implemented efficiently (with a plan, driven by goals and with quantifiable metrics established), profound ROI isn’t just possible, it’s almost a given.
We’re about to enter into one of the most important and fascinating spheres of marketing: the world of medical technology (medtech) marketing, where the marketing material and digital assets don’t just promote products and services, they help introduce devices and technologies that have the power to improve quality of life, advance the world of medicine, and save lives.
We’re about to enter into one of the most important and fascinating spheres of marketing: the world of medical technology (medtech) marketing, where the marketing material and digital assets don’t just promote products and services, they help introduce devices and technologies that have the power to improve quality of life, advance the world of medicine, and save lives.
Gone are the days where marketers were forced to rely on intuition when making important business decisions. Thanks to new and continuously improving software, we now have valuable data to enrich our strategies. But organizing and recording it can get a little tricky.
If you’ve ever sat down in front of a busy Excel sheet, you already know this. With so many different formulas and shortcuts for handling data, it’s easy to get tripped up and make a costly mistake — the type of mistake you wouldn’t want your boss to catch.
