Here’s a podcast version of Warren Allan Johnson’s post on word-of-mouth from his Unsolicited Marketing Advice blog.
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Entries Tagged as 'WOM Measurement'
New Discovery
February 15th, 2006 · No Comments
Tags: Marketing · WOM Measurement · Word of Mouth Research
New York Times Spreads the Good Word
January 23rd, 2006 · No Comments
Julie Bosman wrote a wrap up piece in the NYT’s today about WOMMA’s Word of Mouth Basic Training conference that was held last week in Orlando. The piece is titled: Advertising is Obsolete. Everyone says so.
There was certainly a lot of people preaching at the event, and Julie certainly tapped into it:
At times, the [...]
Tags: Personal · Projects & Case Studies · WOM Measurement
Here’s what I would have shared
January 20th, 2006 · 1 Comment
I got squeezed. I was presenting today at the WOMMA conference on creating a word of mouth marketing model with Paul Rand from Ketchium and Dave Evans of Digital Voodoo. I was up third. Not a surprise.
But, what do you expect when you have an 8:00 am morning session on Day 2. [...]
Tags: Marketing · Personal · WOM Measurement
STUDY REVEALS BARRIERS TO WORD-OF-MOUTH MARKETING SUCCESS
January 19th, 2006 · No Comments
Newly released survey data reveals marketing professionals face major hurdles with WOM
ORLANDO, FL – (January 19, 2006) – Word-of-Mouth (WOM) marketing has become a recognized and powerful tool for today’s advertisers, but a newly released study from Osterman Research and BoldMouth.com reveals that few organizations know how to link word-of-mouth practices to existing marketing communications [...]
Tags: Marketing · Projects & Case Studies · WOM Measurement · Word of Mouth Research
Podcast on Realities of Effective Word of Mouth
December 13th, 2005 · No Comments
WOMMA published a podcast I gave on the realities of effective word of mouth marketing today.
Tags: Marketing · WOM Measurement


