Continuing from our post, Digital Marketing Predictions for 2014 Part 1, we’re taking some time to reflect on digital marketing trends of this year and what might become the core practices in 2014.

Continuing from our post, Digital Marketing Predictions for 2014 Part 1, we’re taking some time to reflect on digital marketing trends of this year and what might become the core practices in 2014.
Interested in what’s new in digital marketing for 2014? As 2013 comes to a close, we’re taking some time to reflect on some marketing trends of the past year and what to expect for the next. These practices aren’t simply adrift in the marketing world, this new wave of practices is moving from trend to convention. Learn what you should be adding to your digital marketing mix in part one of our digital marketing predictions for 2014.
To do email marketing well, you have to think of it as a relationship-building activity. But the relationship you have with your subscriber is like any other relationship. It takes time and nurturing to grow.
I confess, I have a new obsession called “logo quiz.” It all started last Friday night when I was out at dinner with family. We had just finished up and all of a sudden my brother-in-law picked up my husband’s sunglasses and started examining them. A couple seconds later he was playing with his phone and was lost “in the zone.” It wasn’t until five minutes later that he actually returned to the conversation at the table and let us in on what he was doing. He was playing “logo quiz” and the logo on my husband’s glasses was one of the ones that had stumped him, so now he had the answer. I was curious, so as soon as we got home I downloaded the app and I was quickly addicted. It is a little something …
An indoor cycling class called “SoulCycle” is literally taking over the market and commanding (and getting) premium attendance fees for participation — a pricey $34 per class in NY and LA.
I’d like to suggest you make time for a little writing as well. There are three types of company stories that can help propel your business to the next level in the mind of your customer:
Just the term “customer retention strategy” sounds intimidating and complicated. But it doesn’t have to be.