Thunderhead Innovate Blog

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Data, marketing’s ticket to the top table

Last year, we had the pleasure of Josh Bernoff's company at one of our Innovate customer events. The Forrester analyst delivered some powerful insights and left his audience enriched.

Categories: Customer Communications, Customer Engagement, Customer Experience, Customer Service

Tags: Customer Data, Customer Management, Customer Relationships

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It is what it is. But I wish it wasn't.

According to Michael Travis, an executive search consultant, "Aspiring managers would do well to remember that if you can't express your idea without buzzwords, there may not be an idea there at all."

Categories: Customer Communications, Customer Engagement, Customer Experience, Customer Service

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New look, same values

It is with great pleasure that I announce the launch of our new website.

Categories: Customer Communications, Customer Engagement, Customer Experience, Customer Service

Tags: Marketing

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NOW 5.1: It's less about technology, and more about usability

We wouldn't normally use our blog to promote our own products, but for once we're making an exception to the rule.

Categories: Customer Communications, Customer Experience

Tags: Marketing

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Aloha, customer satisfaction

Airlines don't always get the best press – remember 'United broke my guitar'?

Categories: Customer Communications, Customer Engagement, Customer Experience, Customer Service

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Whatever you do, don't assume anything.

In the past few weeks, we've had a number of discussions with the media surrounding the do's and don'ts of personalization, and what companies should be thinking about when they communicate with their customers.

Categories: Customer Communications, Customer Engagement, Customer Experience

Tags: Marketing

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