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Business from the

outsideAmanda Burrell, Captivushttp://captivus.com.au

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media... it’s all about perception

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media... it’s all about perception

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media... it’s all about perception

Image formation is a very personal process. Even if people share an experience about an organisation, their impressions and opinions about it might be quite different. Distortions can arise and stereotypes influence perception. This is

why image and reality can be far apart. (Vos & Schoemaker 2006, 8)

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external consumers & clients

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external consumers & clients

suppliers

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external consumers & clients

suppliers government

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external consumers & clients

suppliers governmentcompetitors

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external consumers & clients

media suppliers

governmentcompetitors

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external consumers & clients

media customers

suppliers governmentcompetitors

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ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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internal

ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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internal consumers &

clients

ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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internal consumers &

clients

employees

ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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internal consumers &

clients

employeesunions

ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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internal consumers &

clients

employeesunions

shareholders

ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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internal consumers &

clients

employeesunions

shareholdersintermediaries

ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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internal consumers &

clients

employeesunions

shareholdersintermediaries

customers

ANYONE who makes contact with a company should receive the same unified message (Clow & Baack , 2004, 404)

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not all clients are equal

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not all clients are equal

80% profits come from 20% client base, activities and efforts. The KEY is to find and nurture the golden 20% (Pareto Principle)

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competitors

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competitorsAre you competing for total budget, generic, product or brand? Next step: PESTL (Elliott, Rundle-Theile & Waller, 2010, 46-8)

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Business from the insideAmanda Burrell, Captivus http://captivus.com.au

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human resources

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human resources for the most part, extraordinary

people, teams, and organizationsare simply ordinary people doing

extraordinary things that matter to them (Porras, Emery & Thompson 2007,8)

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finance and accounting

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finance and accountingIs the HOW trapping you? It is most important to ask

WHAT you do & why, not how well you do it (Merrifield, 2009, 10)

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You may or may not be to blame for what happens to you, but either way you are responsible for doing something about it. (Porras et al.178)

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business administration

You may or may not be to blame for what happens to you, but either way you are responsible for doing something about it. (Porras et al.178)

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shareholders

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shareholders concentrate on finding and keeping good customers, productive employees, and supportive investors for superior results. Loyalty remains one of the great engines of business success. (Reichheld, 1996, 1)

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group (mother) companyWednesday, 13 March 2013

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group (mother) company

employees need to know at least the strategic vision and the strategic objectives (Enos, 2007, 87)

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group (mother) company

The single most important cause of strategic failure is a lack of persistent efforts at achieving strategic objectives (Enos, 2007, 89)

employees need to know at least the strategic vision and the strategic objectives (Enos, 2007, 87)

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thank you References

Clow, K & Baack, D, Integrated Advertising, Promotion and Marketing Communications, 2E, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2004Covey, S, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Free Press, 2004

Elliott, Rundle-Thiele & Waller, Marketing, John Wiley & Sons Australia, 2010 Enos, D, Performance Improvement: Making it Happen,2E, Auerbach Publications, 2007

Kenny, D, Interpersonal Perception, a Social Relations Analysis, Guildford Press, 1994R, Merrifield, Rethink, A business manifesto for cutting costs & boosting innovation, Addison Wesley Professional, 2009

Porras, J, Emery, S, & Thompson, M, Success Built to Last, Wharton School Publishing, 2007Reichheld, F, The Loyalty Effect:the Hidden Force Behind Growth, Profits Lasting Value, Harvard Business Press,1996

The Pareto Principle, At: http://www.pinnicle.com/Articles/Pareto_Principle/pareto_principle.html, accessed 19/7/12Vos, M & Schoemaker, H, Monitoring Public Perception of Organisations, Boominderwijs, 2006

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