How are Your Customers Changing in 2014? – Thinks Out Loud Episode 58

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How Are Your Customers Changing in 2014? Headlines and Show Notes

• Internet Strategy in a Changing World – Thinks Out Loud Episode 57
• Trends Shaping E-commerce in 2014: Internet Everywhere
• Sit Back, Relax, and Read That Long Story—on Your Phone – Megan Garber – The Atlantic
• The Single Most Effective Way to Improve Your Brand’s Digital Marketing (Travel Tuesday)
• Amazon Working On Potential TV Killer: Report
• Amazon to start preemptively sending you stuff it thinks you might buy or just like  · The A.V. Club
• Thinks Out Loud Episode 30: The Rise of AGFAM (Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft) and Everywhere Shopping
• Nearly 20 Percent Of Young Adults Use Their Smartphones During Sex: Survey
• The New York Times’ Most Popular Story of 2013 Was Not an Article – Robinson Meyer – The Atlantic
• The Single Most Effective Way to Improve Your Brand’s Digital Marketing
• Why “Big Data” Matters to Marketers
• How to Use Data for Marketing (Even if You Can’t Do Big Data Yet)
• Finding and Following Your Customer’s Digital Footprint
• Technology is Not Driving Us Apart – The New York Times

And, as promised, here are my slides for “The Truth: How the Social, Local, Mobile Web Affects Sales Online and Offline,” which highlights how Amazon receives $1 out of every $6 spent online (slide 94, source: eMarketer):

You can also register to receive a free copy of my special report, “Digital Hotel Marketing in a Multiscreen World,” produced in conjunction with Vizergy, here. While it’s targeted to the hospitality industry specifically, most of the lessons apply across verticals.

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Technical details: Recorded using an Audio-Technica AT2035 studio condenser microphone through a Mackie Onyx Blackjack USB recording interface into Logic Express 9 for the Mac.

Running time: 18m 04s

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