Category: Resources

Forrester’s 5 Is framework is a marketing strategy framework that focuses on building strong customer relationships. The framework outlines five key components that marketers should consider in order to create a comprehensive and effective marketing plan. These five components are Involvement, Interaction, Intimacy, Influence, and Individual. Involvement The first component of the 5 Is framework […]

In the world of business, keeping your customers engaged and satisfied is crucial to building a successful brand. One model that has gained significant attention in recent years for achieving this goal is the Flywheel Model. The Flywheel Model is a customer-centric approach to business that prioritizes delivering value to customers in order to drive […]

Digital marketing is a rapidly growing field that requires a well-defined strategy in order to succeed. With the plethora of options and tools available, it can be overwhelming for marketers to determine the best approach to achieving their goals. That’s where the RACE planning framework comes in. RACE stands for Reach, Act, Convert, and Engage, […]

The content lifecycle funnel is a framework that combines the traditional sales funnel with the content lifecycle. It is a way to visualize the journey that a potential customer takes from initial awareness of a product or service to a final purchase decision. The content lifecycle funnel typically includes the following stages: Awareness: The awareness […]

Voice search optimization (VSO) is the process of optimizing your website content and overall online presence to appear in voice search results. With the increasing use of voice assistants and smart speakers, it has become important for businesses to ensure their content is optimized for voice search. Here’s an example of how voice search optimization […]

Amazon, eBay, Airbnb, or Uber are just a few of many companies operating as an online marketplace. Customers love them for their abundance of choice and shopping convenience. What you may not know is that these examples (as well as many other marketplaces) have become some of the biggest and most valuable companies in the world. […]

What do Dropbox, Spotify, YouTube, and Fortnite all have in common? They are what people refer to as a freemium model. Definition The freemium business model is a product or service, which can be used free of charge. If a customer wants to use additional features, he or she needs to pay for it (i.e. premium). Freemium […]

Let’s face it: it’s 2022 and almost anybody we know is subscribed to some sort of service. Whether it is Netflix or Spotify, subscriptions have taken over the way we consume products. This article covers the ins and outs of subscription based business models, ranging from pros and cons to various examples and how to […]

What Is Advertising? Advertising is more like a form of marketing communication, it’s one of the crucial elements of the organization’s marketing strategy. Businesses across the globe use advertising to spread the word about their services and products through several channels. What’s more, today’s fast-paced tech world has changed the landscape of advertising, with broadcast and […]

The Shell Directional Policy Matrix is another refinement of the Boston Matrix. Along the horizontal axis are prospects for sector profitability, and along the vertical axis is a company’s competitive capability. As with the GE Business Screen, the location of a Strategic Business Unit (SBU) in any cell of the matrix implies different strategic decisions. […]

Stage-Gate® is a value-creating business process and risk model designed to quickly and profitably transform an organization’s best new ideas into winning new products. When embraced by organizations, it creates a culture of product innovation excellence – product leadership, accountability, high-performance teams, customer and market focus, robust solutions, alignment, discipline, speed and quality. The Stage-Gate […]

Product innovation is defined as the development of new products, changes in the design of established products, or the use of new materials or components in the manufacture of established products. Numerous examples of product innovation include introducing new products, enhanced quality, and improving its overall performance. Product innovation, alongside cost-cutting innovation and process innovation, […]

Brand Reinforcement majorly focuses on maintaining Brand Equity by keeping the brand alive among both the existing and new customers. This can be done by consistently conveying the meaning of the brand in terms of: What are the products under the brand? What are its core benefits and how it satisfies the demand? How is […]

Brand Resonance refers to the relationship that a consumer has with the product and how well he can relate to it. The brand resonance begins with: Brand Identification: The first and foremost step, is to ensure the brand identification with the customers, i.e. creates awareness about the product and establish an association in the minds […]

Brand Revitalization meaning –  It is the marketing strategy adopted when the product reaches the maturity stage of product life cycle, and profits have fallen drastically. It is an attempt to bring the product back in the market and secure the sources of equity i.e. customers. Despite a good reinforcement strategy, a product has to […]

The GE McKinsey Matrix or GE Matrix is a variant of the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) portfolio analysis Portfolio. The GE McKinsey Matrix has also many points in common with the MABA analysis. MABA is an acronym that stands for Market, Attractiveness, Business position and Assessment. The GE McKinsey Matrix also compares product groups with […]

The ADL matrix by Arthur D. Little is a portfolio management matrix which helps managers discern their SBUs strategic position depending upon 2 dimensions- • SBU’s life cycle and • Competitive position Each of these dimensions can be further split up into the following categories to better analyze a firm and accordingly determine the future […]

All sorts of projects reach a point in the development process where the analysis portion of the project is complete, but it is unclear what the next step should be. To figure out the next best step, the project team must be creative to figure out what to do. Traditionally, common creativity tools and methodology […]