5 metrics for customer centricity. Drones for mobile data. (RBDR 2.25.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) MarketingProf.com contributor Laura Patterson presents the “5 Key Metrics You Need to Create a Customer-Centric Company,” a resource for every company that says it is goal is customer centricity. 2) The newest mobile location-based data solution: drones, which will be tested by Adnear in the suburbs of Los Angeles. 3) Third-party data, or what the Wall Street Journal’s Jack Marshall refers to as “Audience Segments,” is not winning favor with marketers that are trying to reach target consumers.

CIS’ opportunity to boost Kraft. Setting your career course in MR (RBDR 2.23.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Kraft Foods’ management shakeup seems to present an outstanding opportunity for its CIS group to help right the business. 2) Jim Heisler discusses his new book, “Job Seekers Guide to Careers in Market Research” with Bob Lederer.

Extreme company/brand interactions with consumers need to change (RBDR 2.19.2015)

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Today on RBDR: TMW CEO Craig Pearce presents the nonconventional argument that brands and corporate marketers need to readjust the base that supports their customer relationships. It has to be friendlier and more appealing than what has become the norm: gathering data about customers and earnestly following them digitally, all the time and wherever they go.

Storytelling not natural for Analysts. Open-End Responses: Fact vs Fiction (RBDR 2.18.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Deloitte Analytics’ Tom Davenport takes on the issue of analysts needing to add storytelling to their repertoire – and their personal obstacles in accomplishing that. 2) Over 50% of marketers in a Leapfrog Marketing Institute study intend to move from channel- and marketing-focus to a true consumer focus. 3) Separating fact from fiction in the “open-end answer” research arena.

CBS: Progress w/7-day viewing. Marketers trying/failing w/1-to-1 (RBDR 2.17.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Nielsen had a more than solid 2014 financially. 2) CBS says advertisers are adopting 7-day viewing, versus present 3-day standard. 3) Teradata study says 90% of marketers are moving away from segmentation and jumping into 1-to-1 marketing, but not having much success with that. 4) Visible Measures’ “guarantee” that brand video will be viewed sounds good, but the reality of the guarantee is less impressive.