In the end, the proof of the cake is in the pudding.This assignment requires the learner to list the top 10 market-based things that the learner will apply after the course.For the top 10 things, pls. the following categories1. Professional- 52. Personal -33. Promote the AGSB and the MBA program -2You may ask whyinclude 2  things you can do for the AGSB and the MBA? The answer! You have invested a lot of your time and money, sweat and tears to have the AGSB MBA program as part of your

https://youtu.be/zZwOU_6Ub3k Linked In profiles are a  part of the mandatory requirements for completing the Marketing Management course which I coach at the Ateneo Graduate School of Business. In a way, this is a higher level version of the traditional "Introduce yourself to your classmates and to the professor" activity at the start of every class. A student recently asked why there was no formal introduction by coach on the first day of the trimester- this is why. More importantly, this exercise is an immediate and practical application of marketing in the real world

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-ntLGOyHw4 Steve Jobs has been unofficially proclaimed by many business experts as 1 of the best presentors in this tech-savy age. In the video, here is what I got as tips for my next board presentation...1. Set the theme2. Outline3. Demonstrate enthusiasm4. Wow your audience5. Sell an experience6. Make numbers meaningful; use analogies7. Paint a picture; Make it visual8. Give a show9. Rehearse, rehearse, rehearse! This is the updated version of "Convince like Steve".  Here's another view of the 8 Secrets of Steve Tight Theme Stunnning Stories Simple Stats Incredible Images Tiny Text Super Smile Magic Moments Moving, Not Losing   View more

Let's make marketing memorable! 3M Making Marketing Memorable from Remigio Joseph De Ungria

Z: The OutcomeUnleash the super-brands inside of us. Superheroes  and famous artists are really ordinary people doing extraordinary feats when the need or opportunity arises. Y: The Reasons WhyMany of us may have settled to living ordinary lives doing what we are good at. We may have forgotten that once upon a time, especially when we were children, our imagination was unconstrained by the limits of time and space and reality.This simple exercise of choosing and visualizing the famous artist (that sounds or looks like us) or the superhero that

Now you know you are a brand- a personal brand with your name on it. And to you and your loved ones, you are the most important brand in the world. Want to be a great brand that stands out from the rest? The following case study shows the steps to develop and reinvent your personal brand. At the very minimum, you should have an original brand logo. Think of the greatest brands in the world: Apple, Google, Nike- what do they all have? A brand logo! The logo should mean something that

After 22 years of "coaching" marketing classes, it is still a pleasant surprise and a real privilege to get invited by a world class company to facilitate a module of its marketing course.December 1, 2016: Day 2 of the Century Pacific Marketing School with around 35 of the best marketing and sales practitioners in the country... The activities are chronicled on-line at the Class FB page...https://www.facebook.com/CP-Lights-Camera-Action-1191797487595167/?fref=tsHow much can you discuss about “Directing Marketing Strategy” in an 8 hour session. Given the time constraints and the very clear objectives from management,

Management by Objectives.Something we heard a long, long time ago. Familiar but seldom practiced in the management world.Back to Basics or ABC or 101 is also a common management rah-rah. But ever heard of ZYX.Here is why MBO and ZYX from Remigio Joseph DeUngria

Marketing is like learning a foreign language.We should be able to learn how to translate it from "text" which we dont really understand well to our own internal words of "heart and mind". Here is how we translate Marketing Management's Course and Session Objectives for better learning for all. Translating Course and Session Objectives from Remigio Joseph DeUngria

This is a useful guide for making a marketing plan. It emphasizes 10 key areas for consideration:Step 1- Primary Target Market (describe them demographically, psychographically and behaviorally)Step 2- Needs, Wants and Demands of the Primary Target Market (relate to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs)Step 3- Competition and Competitive Position Map- Who are your direct and indirect competitors and how are you positioned against them (2 maps)Step 4- What is the gap, the opportunity and how will you position (based on the gap in the competitive positioning map)Step 5- What is the