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Why You Don’t Want Brand Strategy and Execution from the Same Partner

BrainZooming

He has moved to a new role leading marketing for an organization shifting from the B2C to B2B market. We created a proposal for rapidly updating and developing its B2B brand strategy while leaving everything in place the founder and CEO loves about the brand and doesn’t want to tinker with right now.

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The Value of E-Learning and CMOE’s Top 5 Trending Courses

CMOE

77 percent of B2B marketers use educational materials to nurture their leads. Applied Strategic Thinking®. Find a balance between meeting today’s expectations and requirements and reaching for tomorrow’s possibilities by thinking and acting in a strategic way. It’s no wonder that.

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5 Questions to Move Creative Thinking into Action

BrainZooming

How do you move from creative thinking into action? That was a persistent question during a recent Brainzooming strategic thinking workshop that also included a heavy dose of content on creative thinking. They also wanted a sense of when and why you should think creatively. Turning Creative Thinking into Action.

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Strategic Planning Process Ideas –  9 Ways to Keep Things Fresh

BrainZooming

When we were developing the Brainzooming strategic planning process inside a Fortune 500 company, we used it to plan strategy across a whole portfolio of services and clients in a B2B setting. 9 Ways to Keep Strategic Planning Process Exercises Fresh Every Year.

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Corporate Branding Decisions – You Gotta Get Physical

BrainZooming

We also touched on whether one of their product names actually has much greater brand equity than the overall organization (which changed its name to an acronym several years ago). See what I mean? A question about the email signature quickly got us (well, at least me), questioning their whole naming and identity strategy.

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