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2007
September
Daemon Quest’s CEO Dinners welcomes Pedro Duque
The attractive business of Spanish millionaires
June
Channel Strategy
For the first time in history, clothing outsells computer products in online purchases.
MANAGING THE CUSTOMER AS AN INVESTMENT
Daemon Quest’s CEO Dinners welcomes Lyn Heward, president of Cirque du Soleil
There is no Strategy without Marketing, nor is there Marketing without Strategy
Dell begins selling PC’s in Wal-Mart establishments
Lessons from Apple stores that Sony should learn
April
DAEMON QUEST MEETS WITH MORE THAN 2,000 DIRECTORS IN SPAIN, MEXICO, AND PORTUGAL
PRICE, AT THE CENTER OF MARKETING STRATEGY
HOW TO MAKE PRICE A LONG-TERM WEAPON
Spanish companies, limited in setting their prices
Four Seasons Hotels refuses to lower its status
Pricing Policies, keys to the British optician sector
Hybrid cars for different segments
Wal-Mart unleashes a price war with a view to Christmas
Swatch: the revolution in price and design that revived an entire industry
PRICING STRATEGIES
The Passion of Frank Maguire
March
Apple: the machine for generating new markets
“Ethics fans” are also profitable
Piaggio finds new customers
Japan looks toward their oldest consumers
Michael Dell returns to bring his company back to the front lines
THE CREATION OF NEW MARKETS
2006
December
From dissatisfaction to abandonment
Marketing is dead. Long Live New Marketing!
The lack of CRM technology
The 2nd Marketing Strategy Forum Madrid&Barcelona
October
Caprabo takes Tesco as a model
Cross-Selling Success - Author: Ford Harding
KEYS TO CONQUERING CUSTOMERS… AND KEEPING THEM
Companies fail in Customer Obtainment Strategies
Telefonica Mobile’s customer acquisition rate skyrockets
The war for obtaining deposits between Banks and Savings Banks
Customer Adquisition
Of Grasshoppers and Ants
To each according to their need
Banking and Telcos Opting for the profitable Latin American segment
The arrival of the “Hybrid customer”
Wal-Mart launches a new Laboratory of ideas
Why do customers leave us?
The gay population supports like-minded brands.
Customer Analysis tools gain market share
A Barbie for young Muslim girls
“On-line” Banking fails in the service category.
25 years of “light” products.
McDonald’s looks for healthy consumers.
Loyalty Rules! Frederick F. Reiccheld
Clients are becoming promiscuous.
“Service Recovery”:turning a lost client into a loyal client.
Intelligent loyalization in large distribution
Clubs and Loyalty Cards.
Muslim customers for large distribution
U.S.A.: scoring against terrorism
Iberia puts a prize on its passengers
CRM not taking off
Loyalization for mobile consumers
September
Time magazine treats its new customers better than its most loyal ones
FedEx: how to obtain profitable customers
Lycos’s over-valued customers
McDonald’s looks for healthy consumers
May
The Marketing Intelligence Review
Manager Business Forum - III Marketing and Sale Directors Conference
Segmenting is groping in order to intelligently discriminate
April
Marketing is dead.
Vueling "takes off" in Spain combining low costs, quality, and innovation
A 180 degree turn
Jack Trout in pure state
The destructive power of a bad reference
10 Winning Strategies for a New Customer Marketing
2005
December
O2, Telefónica’s bet, earns more
From the “Crazy Frog” success to the loss of clients
A plan to stop inherited churn at Abbey National
From the success of “Crazy Frog” to
O2, Telefonica’s bet, earns more
Daemon Quest with Phillip Kotler
November
Amena: preventing abandonment in order to better loyalize
Churn analysis by sector
October
Daemon Quest collaborates with Phillip Kotler
Customer Winback - Author: Jill Griffin y Michael Lowenstein
‘Churn’: How to reduce client abandonment
September
Phillip Kotler with Daemon Quest
The United Status invests 1.2 billion
“NH World” reaches
eBay cancels its fidelity
June
Why do clients leave us?
A new sales model for the pharmaceutical sector
Intelligence for the Sales Force
Unsatisfied passengers in American airline companies
Sales Force Effectiveness
How to make an authentic Force out of Sales
Goodbye Captive Clients
The gay population supports like-minded brands
BETTER MARKETING ROI WITH MARKETING DASHBOARDS
Martha Rogers y Daemon Quest
Return On Customer (ROC): manage customer value
January
Marketing Synthesis
Seeing with the client’s eyes
The client demands attention
Fundamentals of New Marketing
Bankinter: a new concept of the customer
Customers leaving American “telcos”
Genetics against “spam”
A Barbie for young Muslim girls
2004
September
NH Hotels: the international conquest
The New Marketing Bible
Consumers saturated with advertising
Segmentation strategies
Segmenting is grouping in order to intelligently descriminate
25 years of "light" products
“On-line” Banking fails in the
MANAGER BUSINESS 2004
June
The Spanish toruism is looking for profitable clients
May
Is it viable to focus on the customer? Companies are facing enormous challenges in changing the traditional focus on the product, towards the new focus on the consumer
Tesco: 100% commitment to customers
April
Clientes.com - Author: Patricia Seybold
Loyalty.com: Customer Relationship Management In The New Era of Internet Marketing - Autor:Frederick Newell
Permission Marketing- Autor: Seth Godin
How much information is generated in the world?
Books & publications
PRICING STRATEGIES
How to set prices profitably, get ahead of the competition, and generate value for customers. How...
Which of these aspects does your company’s marketing strategy currently focus on? :
Customer acquisition
Customer retention
Customer win-back
Branding / awareness
Differentiation