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DCG research and articles about: engagement

Netflix

Netflix, you don’t know diddly about context!

By now, there has been enough evangelization of “engagement” to posit two things: Engagement with a brand is essential to achieving customer loyalty, and Consumers will only engage if they find the experience(s) to be relevant. Therefore, all roads to customer loyalty (the holy grail among customer experience advocates) must pass through relevancy. But what… read more >

geico

Simple Sells

I’ve been writing and speaking a lot about small data as an approach for bringing the power of big data to the masses (the subject of our current multi-client study which will hit the street in mid-October). But what’s interesting is that the small data philosophy also applies to design and advertising and how we… read more >

Digital Clarity Group

i2 Swiss Summit

Tuesday September 17 2013, New York – Tim Walters, Partner Analyst at Digital Clarity Group, will deliver the opening keynote at the i2 Swiss Internet Summit on November 7, 2013. This year’s summit focuses on the challenges of web experience management and engaging consumers on multiple mobile devices, as well as the social intranet and digital… read more >

Free Developer Report

Rich Media Shines in the Era of Engagement: Marketers Turn to Digital Asset Management

Tools for managing rich media – commonly called digital asset management solutions, or DAMs – have existed for many years. Today, the term DAM is applied to applications that can vary widely in terms of functional sophistication, cost, and integration with other applications. A DAM solution can range from lightweight tools for image manipulation and… read more >

Free Developer Report

The Rich Media Revolution. Why the Path to Engagement Begins and Ends with Online Video.

In this paper Allen Bonde examines the essence of “new” engagement, especially when targeting increasingly distracted business-to-business (B2B) buyers and influencers. Allen looks at the power of digital storytelling and the new formula for engaging in the rich media world, and then lays out the business case for investing in video marketing. The paper reviews… read more >

Digital Clarity Group

DCG Sr. Analyst Robert Rose interviewed on CMO.com

Monday August 19, 2013, New York – Digital Clarity Group Partner and Senior Analyst Robert Rose was recently interviewed for CMO.com. Covering topics from Big Data to social ROI, Robert gave CMO readers insight into how content marketing can be effectively leveraged for increased business success. As an expert in content marketing, Robert Rose discussed the… read more >

Digital Clarity Group

DCG’s Guide to Service Providers Featured in FierceContentManagement article

August 15, 2013, New York – The buzz for Digital Clarity Group’s new Report continues! As THE Guide to Service Providers for Web Content and Customer Experience Management, the Guide continues to garner industry recognition. FierceContentManagement, a notable industry resource featuring articles and commentary on enterprise content management, recently wrote a review outlining the merits… read more >

Digital Clarity Group

DCG’s New Guide to Service Providers Report featured in CMS Wire

August 14, 2013, New York – If you haven’t already heard, Digital Clarity Group recently released a groundbreak report – the DCG Guide to Service Providers for Web Content and Customer Experience Management. The Guide has been making waves, most recently being featured on the web content management news site, CMS Wire. Barb Mosher Zinck of CMS… read more >

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Content, Context, & Chaos – Have You Ever Been Experienced?

“Are you experienced?  Have you ever been experienced? Well I have.” Jimi Hendrix Have you heard? Customers are more empowered now, and we have to be really good at engaging them across a lot of digital channels. Okay, this is the part where I insert some insane growth numbers about mobile, social or how much… read more >

Thinking Together with your Customers

Think Together with your Customers

CRM, DM, CEM, CX – the labels change, but the message is clear – it’s essential to engage your customers.  Unfortunately, engagement is still largely defined around messages directed at the customer.  And, while methods are evolving, these messages still seemed to be guided by the flawed assumption that you can control customers’ choices, IF… read more >

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