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Seriously cool: marketing and communicating with diverse generations
Separating the generational hype and conjecture from the serious, usable research and analysis is a challenge. McCrindle Research report an increasing number of organisations identifying generation gaps as the cause of failed communication, ineffective marketing and even workplace conflict. Yet some commentators are beginning to question the practical applicability of generational segments. In response, McCrindle...
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Seriously cool: marketing and communicating with diverse generations
Separating the generational hype and conjecture from the serious, usable research and analysis is a challenge. McCrindle Research report an increasing number of organisations identifying generation gaps as the cause of failed communication, ineffective marketing and even workplace conflict. Yet some commentators are beginning to question the practical applicability of generational segments. In response, McCrindle...
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Tourism marketing expenditure, Australia, 2005-06
This publication presents results for the 2005-06 Tourism Marketing Expenditure Survey with comparisons to the 2003-04 survey. The objective of the survey was to provide broad information about the level of expenditure by Australian private sector businesses on the marketing of Australian tourism domestically and internationally. Expenditure on the marketing of outbound tourism was excluded...
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Full house: turning data into audiences - a manual for ticketing and marketing professionals
Evidence suggestions that even now many arts and entertainment organisations are still not recognising the value of data on their customers’ behaviours, and are as likely to be 'product focussed' and not necessarily 'customer-focussed'. In the 21st century, many are still only slowly realising the value of building close and valuable relationships with attenders. Many...
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Full house: turning data into audiences - a manual for ticketing and marketing professionals
Evidence suggestions that even now many arts and entertainment organisations are still not recognising the value of data on their customers? behaviours, and are as likely to be 'product focussed' and not necessarily 'customer-focussed'. In the 21st century, many are still only slowly realising the value of building close and valuable relationships with attenders. Many...