Hunter Hastings
The Loyalty Ladder
Mon, 11/21/2005 - 10:25 — Tim Manners|
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The Sales & Marketing Divide
Fri, 06/11/2004 - 09:40 — Tim Manners|
Hunter Hastings: It's the frustration marketers experience at the difficulties in getting their strategic brand message translated into equity-building, price increasing, margin-enhancing results by the sales force. It's also the frustration salespeople feel at their difficulties in getting marketers to understand the real business situation sufficiently to deliver practically effective sales tools. (essay) |
Kimberly-Clark’s Brand Builder
Sun, 12/21/2003 - 15:50 — Tim Manners|
The 2004 ANA Masters of Marketing Conference signaled a turning point for marketing in several ways. One of them was when Kimberly-Clark's Jane Boulware unveiled a powerful new approach to technology for the marketing department. By Hunter Hastings. (more) |
How to speak “accountability”
Fri, 11/21/2003 - 15:51 — Tim Manners|
To have a seat at the big table, the CMO must speak the language of the CFO and COO. As it turns out, the language uses the vocabulary of accountability. By Hunter Hastings. (more) |
A Turning Point in Marketing
Tue, 10/21/2003 - 14:54 — Tim Manners|
The recent Association of National Advertisers annual conference symbolized a massive turning point in the history of marketing. The ANA emerged from a strategic slumber to put on a conference which hosted the best-of-the-best in the marketing world -- star CMOs from the leading brandowners talking frankly and revealingly about the industry-wide issues. By Hunter Hastings. (more) |
The Real Measure of Marketing
Sat, 06/21/2003 - 14:57 — Tim Manners|
The concept of marketing R.O.I. is almost universally misunderstood and therefore the practice of R.O.I. analysis is usually faulty. By Hunter Hastings. (more) |
It’s Morning In Marketing
Wed, 05/21/2003 - 14:58 — Tim Manners|
Marketing is becoming fun again. Having been reduced to tasks of project management and numbers crunching, marketing is about to be released to exercise the strategic thinking and creativity that makes it such an attractive discipline for great minds. By Hunter Hastings. (more) |










