Dialogue, back and forth…let me hear your voice

All the technology is telling me that a fair few people do read this blog. That's encouraging, and I will keep this up, improve on it while I'm at it... But I would very much appreciate a bit of feedback, so why don't you drop in a comment, voice your opinion, let me know what you think. That's what it's all about after all. And thanks for reading my blog of course.
Great idea, poor execution
There is something really frustrating about seeing great ideas go pear shaped. Trial and error is part and parcel of marketing, so it is really no wonder it happens fairly often. On the other hand, I see some clients consistently be more effective than others.
The interesting thing was that those who were successful didn't necessarily have better offers, a bigger budget or a better strategy. When I thought about it, the one thing that stood out with the successful ones was their commitment and discipline in implementation.
For some reason, some organisations act like kids with ADD when it comes to marketing; they can't keep their attention on the campaign they started and move on to start a new one. The ones who are successful tend to start only half of the campaigns, but follow them through to the end. Simple really, isn't it?
The business case for RSS marketing
If you are interested in Internet and email marketing, have a read. - A concise summing up of the challenges in email marketing, as well as a really useful explanation of where things are going. Even if you are not a tech person, you'll find this whitepaper a really clear outline of the problems internet and email marketing face. 28 pages is a bit much, but even if you just read the first couple of pages; you'll get something out of it.
"RSS marketing - the business case"
http://www.johnlawlor.com/rok-report/rss_marketing_the_business_case.pdf
