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Out of the Box Experiences: Cast a spell on your customer with show-stopping service, Lois Brayfield
Multichannel Merchant, October 2009How do you survive these extraordinary times? You have to think in extraordinary terms and escape the shackles of the ordinary, everyday promises of quality, value and service. Customers have come to expect these three factors.
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Killer Kickoffs: How to structure creative planning meetings to strengthen your marketing efforts, Lois Brayfield
Target Marketing, September 2009Your marketing efforts are under attack! They are costing more to produce and getting lackluster results, right? Your efforts must be stepped up in order to survive. In most cases, every marketing effort your company has produced could have been stronger, more strategic and garnered better results.
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Talking to Today's Customers, Lois Brayfield
Multichannel Merchant, June 2009Consumers are breaking down the traditional walls of advertising, forcing us to revolutionize the way we talk to them. We are no longer always in control of how they interact or do business with us, as we were in the past.
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Personality Included: Managing your brand personality in the B-to-B world, Lois Brayfield
Target Marketing, May 2009Brand is king in the realm of securing customers and creating loyalty, which can save your bottom line in this down economy. Brand goes far beyond logos and taglines—it lies within your customer’s perception of your product or service. Whether you are aware of it or managing it, every point of contact with the customer defines and reinforces your brand.
- Auditing a multichannel business, Lois Brayfield & J. Schmid
Multichannel Merchant, March 2009If your business is to survive in the coming months, focus is the name of the game. Consider conducting a multi-channel audit, an in-depth review of your business that will allow for the creation of a blueprint you can act on with focus rather than fear.



Geoff Wolf, EVP Client Strategy
Matthew Fey, Strategic Copywriter