Billy Marketing - Anyone can do marketing

Billy Marketing - Anyone can do marketing

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  • How to be creative with the 6 Hats Method

    Innovations arise from ideas. In most cases, however, these ideas are  not generated in a targeted manner, but rather by chance. However, the  ideas are often not structured specifically for a particular issue. This  makes implementation more difficult or does not take place at all. The  creativity technique of the 6 Hats Method can help here.

    5 min
  • The Flywheel adds momentum to your marketing

    Prices on advertising platforms such as Google and Facebook for customer acquisition have risen sharply in recent years. Instead of always buying new customers at a high price, the focus is on earning more from existing customers or converting them into loyal brand ambassadors. And for that, you need the Flywheel.


    8 min
  • Why you should lace a Rundle

    Most companies have a transactional model. However, a shift to recurring  revenue is interesting. This can happen in combination or be the only  alignment. But why does the switch make sense and what are the benefits  to you and your business? This is where the term Rundle comes into play.

    5 min
  • OKR helps you to formulate the company’s goals

    Often, planning is done on a one-year basis and the goals are lost sight  of over time. This goal setting is rigid, costly, extremely time  consuming and directs money into the wrong channels. OKR is a flexible  framework for teams and organizations to work together to achieve goals.  This framework helps you to shape the digital transformation.

    12 min
  • Why you need a mission and vision

    The common basis in your company is the mission and the vision. The team  members and also the customers should be able to understand these. If  the goal can be achieved together, this motivates the employees. The  vision represents the mission statement while the mission represents the  philosophy of a company. Both should therefore also be in context. In  the end, this forms the basis of a company’s strategy (presentation,  communication and values).

    8 min
  • 7 forces for durable returns and corporate defense

    What do Tesla, Apple, Netflix and Pixar have in common? They all apply a  little-known concept called “7 Forces,” developed by author, strategist  and Stanford professor Hamilton Helmer. By doing so, they create the  conditions for sustainable returns and make the company defensible. This  also shows that current performance is not an indicator of future  success.

    12 min
  • How to use the decoy effect in conversion optimization

    The Decoy Effect is a behavioral economics strategy that you can use to  improve your website’s conversion rate. It’s based on the idea that  people have irrational preferences, which means they don’t always act  logically when making decisions. We all know that people react  differently to different incentives and stimuli; that’s why conversion  optimization is so important.

    5 min
  • What is shoppable content? How do you create it?

    Shoppable content is digital content that allows users to purchase an  item directly online by clicking on a link or image. With the rise of  social media and mobile devices, the importance of visual communication  has increased. To continue to activate your audience, it’s time to  incorporate shoppable content into your marketing strategy.

    5 min
  • Holocracy as a new form of organization

    The end of hierarchy, intrancy and power relations is the promise of the  holocracy form of organization. This is supposed to promote agility and  also flexibility in companies. But can the leadership system meet the  requirements or does leadership without a boss end in chaos? Let’s take a  closer look at the holocracy organizational form and maybe it is  something for you and your company.

    6 min

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Like Gusteau in the movie Ratatouille. who had the motto: "Anyone can cook" , I am of the opinion: "Anyone can do marketing!"