Heippa @ToniWirtanen ! Yritin hakea Suomen pikajuoksun huipputuloksia ja päädyinkin lähdesuosiuksena teidän verkkosivuille.
Onko teiltä tulossa teemalevy?
https://t.co/C3obyWEtU4
@samuelsung@DanKulkov Wow, this might just be one of the most informative and enriching comments I've come across on Twitter/X. I appreciate the story and the tip, thank you!
En muista milloin yksi artikkeli olisi ravisuttanut maailmankuvaani samalla tavalla.
Hiihtoäänet lähetykseen tuottaa ääniteknikko syntetisaattorilla. Samoin moukarin mätkähdys nurmeen, juoksulenkkarin ääni maratonilla, yms.
Huh huh. Tätä pitää sulatella. https://t.co/ycj727Q7yu
@Hyken How do you find this in a long run? Going above and beyond today can set the stage for tomorrow's norm. So, how do you "wow" your customers without setting the bar too high for the future?
@j1berger@Sage_Publishing Your paper served as one of the cornerstones in shaping my approach to customer experience for SME’s. Can't thank you enough! #viralcx
I wholeheartedly agree with this perspective. The core difference between a strategy and a mere plan is that a strategy is imbued with a sense of purpose, direction, and conviction. It's the guiding north star. Without that underlying conviction and direction, all the tactics, calendars, and milestones just become a list of tasks with no coherent vision.
Marketers should remember that a strategy that doesn't inspire or excite is likely not a winning strategy. Take the time to reflect, evaluate, and truly understand the larger picture before diving into the nitty-gritty details. It’s about leading with intention.
@thedankoe Restaurants and food brands could showcase calorie, macro, and micro details as their main message. That would allow them to carve a niche for themselves but also achieve a competitive advantage. Wouldn't there be a significant audience interested in this angle?