Slow To Respond

We all need that morning shot of caffeine to get the creative juices flowing. But how does one who serves our morning beverage (and more) stay motivated and creative? Join us in this episode as we talk coffee, community and marketing with Amy Counce, owner of Nexus Coffee & Creative located in Downtown Little Rock.

Guess what? QR Codes are back! And now they are better than ever. Talk about slow to respond, when QR Codes were introduced to marketers over 10 years ago, they were an abysmal failure. But now, thanks to technology, they are back and can be a successful marketing tool for many businesses.  In this episode, Mark & Paul take a look at the "new and improved" ways QR codes help ensure that your audience is NOT slow to respond!

What is the Ultimate Marketing Engine?  Join us as we welcome our special guest, noted business marketing author and speaker, John Jantsch. During this episode John will reveal how the successful customer is our fuel for consistent business growth. Instead of discovery of a new sales tactic or marketing channel, John explains how the key to sustainable growth occurs organically, as we grow with our customers.

Your business has a website, so you can sit back and relax, right? Unfortunately, no. Gone are the days where the online brochure is the sole function of your domain. But keeping content fresh is not as daunting as you may think. In this episode, we review tips and tricks to help keep your site a living, breathing marketing tool. And like your audience, we look for ways to make sure it isn't Slow to Respond.

We all know that the Marketing world is literally a utopian society. In every marketing campaign, every individual from the CEO, President, Accountant, Graphic designer and anyone in between is totally on board with what the marketing department has planned. Except when their not. In this episode, special guest, Jennifer Thompson, Marketing Manager of Alpha Gama Delta shares her experiences of the occasional marketing disconnect within an organization. We learn how this disconnect can cause our audiences to be slow to respond, and what we need to do to avoid it.