Denyse Drummond-Dunn
Denyse is the Creator of the Quantum Customer Centricity (QC2™) Model. QC2™ is the New CX for organisations that want to find atomic steps that deliver quantum results, attracting, delighting & retaining more customers. Denyse is Nestle’s former Global Head of Consumer Excellence and has >30 yrs’ experience as a Speaker, Advisor and Author. She delivers inspiring keynotes, motivational talks and actionable training. Her global business consultancy, C3Centricity, has expertise in over 125 countries! Check her website and connect to discuss if she would be a great fit for your next event.
“Why do I have to do it?” That was what my friend’s daughter provocatively asked him recently. She didn’t want to do something he...
I recently had the privilege of seeing Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers at the wonderful Grand Theatre in Swansea. This musical is in its 29th...
I got an email today that irritated me, I mean it really insulted me, and prompted this post on customer centricity. I am sure...
Last week I presented at the first Swiss Business Intelligence Day. It was an inspiring conference to attend, with world-class keynote speakers opening the...
This week I want to share some ideas that were prompted by another client’s question. I was recently asked about brand portfolio management and...
A recent report I came across this week shows that 76% of marketers do not use behavioral information in either segmentation analysis or targeting....
All marketers create a marketing plan and work to achieve the growth mentioned in it. It takes a lot of time and effort to...
There have been many attempts to dethrone the blond supermodel doll Barbie over her fifty plus years of existence, mostly without much success. The...
03 Mar 2014/0 Comments/in Brand Building, Marketing /by Denyse Drummond-Dunn There have been many discussions lately about new marketing and how the function of the...
I’ve just come back from IIeX-EU (Insight Innovation Exchange – Europe) in Amsterdam, and my head is full of exciting new things to experiment....
There’s been a lot of rather liberal use of the word LOVE recently in connection with brands and their customers. Perhaps this was partly...
This week I’ve been helping a client create a new website. He had already mapped out what he wanted to include in it and...
At the end of last year I asked readers to send me their biggest challenges for 2014. The winning question was related to innovation,...
Last month I invited readers to share some of the problems and challenges they need to address in 2014. I offered a free consultation...
Over the past few weeks I've been in the US catching up with a few C³Centricity partners about marketing priorities for 2014. The meetings...
This post was prompted by an article I read recently which proposed that companies should hire a CDO (Chief Data Officer). Whilst I agree...
Last week I referred to one of the C³Centricity year-end traditions of drawing up a Top 10 list of the most popular posts of...
As businesses become more social, there have been a lot of articles about marketing. Some have spoken about the need for marketing and IT...
As we get to the end of 2013, it is common for many of us to review what we have and haven't accomplished during...
I may be mad, but whilst North America celebrates Thanksgiving this week, I am NOT going to talk about it. That already makes me...