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Return on Intelligence in Marketing

Gal Borenstein, B2B Marketing Expert, shares strategic insights for executives to help increase their marketing ROI.

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Borenstein Group - PR’s role in Enhancing Marketing Efforts

Posted by borensteingroup on 5th September 2008

An examination into the ways PR has become such an effective tool to add to your overall marketing mix.

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Borenstein Group - Building an Effective Brand

Posted by borensteingroup on 5th September 2008

Explore recommendations for C-Levels to follow in building an effective brand; from the development of brand building programs to the creation of brand metrics for measuring the impact of brand strategies.

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Borenstein Group - Branding is Not Marketing

Posted by borensteingroup on 5th September 2008

Tips for communicating the value of branding to CEOs and executive management by communicating the role of branding to the bottom line.

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Borenstein Group - Increasing Brand Equity

Posted by borensteingroup on 5th September 2008

For increasing brand equity, you must pay attention to the business fundamentals that make any business successful: develop comprehensive capabilities, deliver on your promises, and grow an organic management team that is trustworthy, reliable, and performance-oriented.

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