Pitney Bowes also noted that 12 percent of respondents added mobile marketing in the past year, and another nine percent added QR codes. Thompson-Van said this wasn’t bad for marketing methods that weren’t even being discussed 12 months ago.
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Insights from #DevLearn 2011 | Simbeck Hampson | Innovation - 0 views
Ideal Marketing Mix A Combo of Digital and Physical Communications, Survey Says - 0 views
Identify Website Goal Values & Win: Excellent Analytics Tips # 19 < Test - 0 views
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#1: Assign campaign codes & track offsite converting goals (micro-conversions).
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#2: Uniquely track online micro-conversions in offline systems.
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#3: Get the current "faith based" number from Finance.
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Crowdspoke Blog - Home - 0 views
The Filter Bubble - 0 views
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Personalisation is definitely contenscious!
Home | THOUGHTStream | Fulcrum Management Solutions - 0 views
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It is the only collaboration application that allows you to engage groups of people with the simplicity of email, the workflow of survey tools and the confidence, flexibility and documentation of a professionally facilitated process.
Qr Codes For Golf Courses | Simbeck Hampson - 1 views
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Life is silly, the whole world is damn mad, bonkers infact, nothing surprises me anymore, putting scannable 2D codes on pimpley golf balls seems so normal, glad you pointed it out - rant over! :)
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“I heard a great story recently, I love telling it, of a little girl who was in a drawing lesson, she was 6 and she was at the back, drawing, and the teacher said this little girl hardly paid attention, and in this drawing lesson she did. The teacher was fascinated and she went over to her and she said, "What are you drawing?" and the girl said, "I'm drawing a picture of God." And the teacher said, "But nobody knows what God looks like." And the girl said, "They will in a minute.""
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"The educational principle of evolution demands in the educational field: respect for human nature and of the individual; its stimulation to full development, expression, activity and initiative; natural, hence joyful, experience of life; stimulation to develop the senses, strengthening the body, to explore, to be lucid and to discover things; providing the minds with suitable nourishment; constant progress. It forbids: arbitrary assumptions and manipulations of human nature; any encouragement to act blindly and mechanically; any kind of drill; rote learning; uniformity; force-feeding with subject matter that is not understood etc. (quoted in Günther 1994: 297)" There is still much to do to reverse the mistakes of the past; in this day and age we should know better.
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Paul Simbeck-Hampson
Business Consultancy, Brand Design, Social Media, QR Codes, Business Mobility, Collective Intelligence, Virtual Tours, Speaker.