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The companies that rated best for effective marketing, according to a recent Gartner study, were the ones that spent the most time understanding their customers. Businesses that are introspective and fearful of action … Read More
Glenn | Tags: Advertising CEO

Will our kids ever be able to afford to buy a house? Can they even afford to rent? Here in Woolloomooloo 2 bed flats start at $1,000 a week, unfurnished! Unemployment is on the way up, mining investment on the way down… Read More

Technology is changing everything in our world. Marketing isn't just following the trends, today marketers are actually more likely to be using new technologies to drive change within businesses than the IT department. … Read More
Glenn | Tags: marketing Big Data

If you're anything like me, you enjoy a weekend trip to Bunnings. Today there are more things to buy than ever, for less than when our fathers took us to the local hardware decades ago. Where once tools and taps and ba… Read More

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