Marketing Today and Tomorrow
Sally Glick, CMO, Principal, Marketer of the Year in 2003 and AAM Hall of Famer in 2007, will lead a lively discussion of the constantly expanding roles of marketing and the professional marketers that drive this initiative in accounting firms of all sizes.
Latest posts
Apr
20
I read a great article in the NY TimesSunday Business section last week entitled, "Distilling the Wisdom of CEOs." As I read it, I realized that the five characteristics that were identified by the author as bein
Apr
14
As firms of all sizes, much like yours, gravitate to social media and embrace it as a way of consistently connecting with clients, they will need to develop a soc
Apr
07
As busy season winds down and everyone pauses to catch their breath, it will become obvious that the local mid-size firms that have been active in the community, positioning their partners and staff as thought leaders, and demonstrati
Apr
04
I was recently asked to serve as adjunct professior for a day at NJIT, speaking to students about Marketing 101. Reading their assigned text reminded me of the importance of up front research.
Mar
31
I hope you don't get tired of my repeating this critical message, but as you go forward after busy season, turning your attention more consistently to attracting and retaining quality clients, don't forget that no matter what marketing or
Mar
24
At a recent program we held at Sobel & Co., Eileen Scott, the former CEO of the Fortune 500 retail grocery chain Pathmark, posed an interesting question.
Mar
20
The last two blogs I posted have been focused on providing you with some 'easy' tips for connecting marketing to business development.
Mar
17
Earlier this week I mentioned that I was going to share a range of quick, cost effective tips that can help you leverage your marketing initiatives to gain new opportunities. I started by saying that you should dev
Mar
15
Hi everyone! I hope you are off to a great start this week and that you are ready for some ideas on how to get in front of all the right people!
Mar
03
In previous generations, only the largest firms could afford to use market research to help them asses their situation and get a snapshot of their competitive landscape.

