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Top 10 Innovation Links of the Week: 12.24.15

Planview

It’s time once again for Spigit’s weekly roundup of innovation links, where we feature a carefully curated selection of our favorite content on innovation, crowdsourcing, and more from around the web. Making Agility Compatible for You. Inspire Innovation with Our Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide. Who it’s from: Spigit.

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How to help your customer’s navigate shifts in 2022 to stay ahead of the competition by leveraging digital tools?

Arpedio

Making the customer’s buying journey less complex. The overlay of various interaction media and multichannel customers complicates ‘how’ buyers now interact with sellers and the speed of innovation makes it difficult for customers to keep track and make informed purchase decisions. Back to blog. Bain & Company.

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Account-Based Marketing: Time to future proof your marketing efforts to become customer-led and team enabled.

Cosawi

As part of our customer buying journey mapping work, we have delved deeper not only into where the customer is headed, but what their state or mindset is at each given step as they progress on their decision making. At another point, decision remorse may be setting in. Is ABM strategic or tactical?

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Sharks Help Save Elephants – Nathan Coleman

Pinnacle View

When I was over there, I worked at a Product Management type of role called Innovation Planner. We had started investing in Facebook ads by February 2015. It was the wrong decision that stemmed from the fear of investing further. Sampling products and bringing them in from the supplier. Wow, sounds like CEO training.

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Why 98% of online ads don’t work – and what to do about it, with Martin Lucas

Account Management Skills

He has spent four years studying why humans don’t understand humans and how brands are missing a trick when it comes to engaging their customers and understanding why they make purchasing decisions. And Martin has spent the last four years looking at human decision making and actually what drives those decisions.