A few months ago, we came across research done by Demand Metric in conjunction with Seismic, concerning the reasons that companies do not do more personalization of content in their […]
A few months ago, we came across research done by Demand Metric in conjunction with Seismic, concerning the reasons that companies do not do more personalization of content in their […]
Member communications are evolving. The traditional default of black & white printing of member materials is increasingly migrating to full color. Mass print production business models are swiftly shifting to […]
Hi, We’re Oscar. That simple statement dominates the Web home page for insurance upstart Oscar. Hi is not a word you see on very many Web home pages and certainly […]
Consumers are demanding more frequent, personalized, meaningful communications from their health insurance providers, similar to the variety of touches they are accustom to receiving from retailers and other companies they […]
The healthcare market is in a time of unprecedented change. Competition is increasing, mass marketing approaches no longer suffice and consumers are looking for more from their health plans. Who’s […]
With the Affordable Care Act came increased competition and the need for insurers to effectively deliver differentiating value propositions. A once highly commoditized market insurers took a transactional marketing approach […]
I was reading some articles on Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism “State of the News Media 2012” report and came across the graphic below. Leaving aside the big jump for AstraZeneca, the fact that jumps out at … Continue reading →
I am sitting on the Metro heading into Washington, DC and as I survey the riders, a demographically diverse blend, I am taken by their equally diverse media consumption habits. There are clearly a lot of electronic devices and many … Continue reading →
I was with a colleague yesterday who was asking if I had gotten a USB flash drive from a mutual partner. He then asked if I had gotten a mousepad, or one of the new pens. I begged him … Continue reading →
My business e-mail Inbox is embarrassing. I have 13074 unread messages. My two personal e-mail accounts are a little better. Hotmail has only about 400 unread messages at present. GMail has only about 120. I use IM at work, Skype … Continue reading →