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Keynote at ProductCamp Boston: The Invisible Customer

By Steve Robins Join me On June 9 at Microsoft Cambridge for ProductCamp Boston 2012! I’ve always been passionate about ProductCamp – I’ve been speaking at ProductCamp Boston since it began in 2009 and am have been leading the marketing team … Continue reading

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Where’s the Customer at Sony?

By Steve Robins It’s time to think outside the box.  Or the division.  Or the hardware.  Or the… In order to offer complete solutions, companies need to come together around a shared vision of the customer, their challenges, and ways that … Continue reading

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Beyond Products: Solution Marketing

By Steve Robins February 16 Presentation to the BPMA   Thanks to everyone who attended Thursday’s presentation at the Boston Product Management Association, Beyond Products: Solution Marketing.  You helped to make it one of the best discussions I’ve ever led on … Continue reading

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The Value of Value

By Steve Robins Value is Key to Solution Marketing You might think that the most important aspect of marketing a solution would be what goes into it.  What goes into a solution are just a bunch of pieces, products, or components.  … Continue reading

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Anticipation

By Steve Robins Anticipation builds customer loyalty. A few weeks back, I had a few “wow” experiences that demonstrated the power of anticipation.  No matter that they were almost mundane: each experience improved my perception of the brand/company, service or location.  And they … Continue reading

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