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Embrace The Highs And Lows

September - October 2018

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The Smart Manager

Gary Vaynerchuk, a bestselling author, quotes, “The skill sets it takes to be a successful entrepreneur, a successful marketer, or a relevant celebrity is a different skill set than you needed ten years ago, even though that was the skill set that mattered for decades.” In this age of rapid digitization, network marketers are required to keep up with technology, more so, social media. Building the right relationships or networking is critical as the connections created largely determine the opportunities available. Jennifer Turnage and Megan Sumrell, authors of Honey, You Got This! Technology Made Easy for Network Marketers make known the trending concept of network marketing and how working smarter and not harder is made possible with technology.

- Megan Sumrell And Jennifer Turnage

Embrace The Highs And Lows

How has the outburst of digital technology altered marketing?

Marketers now have the ability to deliver personalized advertising to incredibly targeted audiences over an ever-present distribution network, the mobile phone. They now have access to nearly real-time information about the actions and engagement of their target audience and can continuously modify their message and audience parameters. Developments in technology have also created exponential growth in the number of advertising platforms and customer acquisition channels. This new digital marketing world places new data requirements on an organization and has created a new generation of data-driven marketers with analytical skills. It demands fast reaction and response times from creative teams. Organizations and individual digital marketers have become increasingly specialized in specific online customer acquisition channels. For entrepreneurs, this environment may lead to feelings of overwhelm, FOMO (fear of missing out), and distraction.

The concept of network marketing and its scope...

Network marketing is also known as direct sales, and represents independent distributors who sell products on behalf of a brand in return for a sales commission. Network marketers may also earn commissions on product sales of distributors they recruit, referred to as their ‘downline’ or team.

People are attracted to network marketing business for the low-risk opportunity to become an entrepreneur, the ability to work full or part-time from home, the ability to have a flexible work schedule, and the desire to build both a present and long-term income stream. Over 21 companies are members of the Indian Direct Selling Association including well-known brands such as Altos, Amway, Avon, Herbalife, Jeunesse, Oriflame, Tupperware, Unicity, and Vestige.

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The Digital Shift

… technology will radically disrupt HR in the near future. Indeed, it is already changing the way HR works and the role it plays and opening the door to a new type of “digital HR” function.1 The rise of digital and social media is changing the dynamics of HR and creating new ways of hiring, engaging, and retaining employees.

time to read

4 mins

July-August 2017

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The Story Of Telling

“The best brands are built on great stories,”* this remark by Ian Rowden best captures the strategy of diligent brand building. Much more than attractive logos or the products themselves, what builds a brand is how successfully a story is woven around it. Brand marketers have to be good storytellers indeed.

time to read

8 mins

July-August 2017

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The Smart Manager

Complexity Is Simpler Than You Think

Kay Kendall and Glenn Bodinson, authors of Leading the Malcolm  Baldrige Way, shatter myths about excellence models such as Baldrige and EFQM.

time to read

6 mins

March/April 2017

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The Smart Manager

Proponents of Isolation Never Become Victors

Multilateralism in the political and economic space has always led to frameworks that favor the mighty. WTO was no exception. With agriculture kept out of its purview, it could never become a truly fair and free trading system. China was the only large emerging economy that exploited relative openness in low-cost manufactured goods to take full advantage of the system. Other emerging economies could at best garner minor gains.

time to read

1 mins

March/April 2017

The Smart Manager

The Smart Manager

A History Lesson (From Year One) for Trump and the Brexit Crowd: Isolationism Has Never Worked!

Professor Stephane Garelli on growing isolationism.

time to read

3 mins

March/April 2017

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The Smart Manager

A Win-Win Game

Business is not a sport where some stakeholder has to lose or fare badly for others to do well. Building an atmosphere of trust and transparency between all stakeholders will help companies retain them even during adverse times.

time to read

7 mins

March/April 2017

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The Smart Manager

A Sustainable Model

With a total market value of $4.3 trillion and an employment base of at least 1.3 million direct employees and millions of others indirectly employed, platforms have become an important economic force.*Companies today are constantly looking for ways to build platforms—Infosys Ltd announced its plans of monetizing its platforms to make them a $2 billion business by March 2021. But are all platform businesses successful?

time to read

9 mins

March/April 2017

The Smart Manager

The Smart Manager

Custom Made

…three in four consumers said they receive too many emails from brands, and one-fifth said they could not handle the current volume…69 per cent have ‘unfollowed’ brands on social media, closed their accounts or cancelled subscriptions.*In these times, when the market is flooded with products and services, the most efficent way to engage customers is to offer them customized content. To achieve this, brands need to focus on observing the nuances of individual preferences.

time to read

5 mins

March/April 2017

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The Smart Manager

A Fresh Start

Three experts reflect on their experience of pursuing a management development course and how it reshaped their journey.

time to read

3 mins

January/February 2017

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The Smart Manager

Fighting The Trolls

The number of people who feel bad reviews have the power to make or break their business has risen from 17% (2014) to 21%. * However, most are struggling to find the right solution. Along with the benefits it provides, the internet also has a dark side. Today, it has become a cesspool of hatred where users openly abuse individuals or companies without any hint of shame or guilt. This culture of trolling has tarnished the brand image of several companies. It is time organizations anticipate such situations and design strategies to combat the menace.

time to read

5 mins

January/February 2017

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