Airlines Company Marketing Reputation 
Oktopost
SEPTEMBER 24, 2019
“I don’t give a damn about my bad reputation,” Joan Jett once sang. In a world where markets, technology, and the news cycle moves faster than ever, your corporate reputation may be the most valuable intangible asset you have. A company’s reputation is based on many factors. Why Corporate Reputation Really Matters.
Convince & Convert
JANUARY 4, 2024
In the world of marketing, it seems as though trendy content is what sells, is what’s important, and is what will make a brand “go viral.” sounds basic, but is often a step skipped by brand and content marketers alike. Take for example, NinetyEight : a Gen Z Marketing Agency. Asking questions like: “Who is this brand for?” “How
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Mindjumpers
FEBRUARY 2, 2011
Tweet Laurel Moffat , who is a Communication Specialist at Southwest Airlines, has made a presentation about the company’s successful social media strategy at a January 25 Kansas City American Marketing Association lunch event. However, when running a smaller company, it is of course not as comprehensive.
Sprout Social
NOVEMBER 29, 2022
According to The Sprout Social Index™ 2022 , company alignment with personal values is 74% more important to consumers today than it was in 2021. Alaska Airlines’ path to net zero emissions . One of Alaska Airlines ’ five core values is to “do the right thing”. Great #goals for an airline! Let’s dive in. But good start!
Convince & Convert
JANUARY 4, 2024
In the world of marketing, it seems as though trendy content is what sells, is what’s important, and is what will make a brand “go viral.” sounds basic, but is often a step skipped by brand and content marketers alike. Take for example, NinetyEight : a Gen Z Marketing Agency. Asking questions like: “Who is this brand for?” “How
Webbiquity SMM
JANUARY 30, 2020
Branding matters as much in B2B as in consumer marketing; if you were trying to sell 10,000 laptops to a large corporation, would you rather be selling Dell or some unfamiliar no-name knock off?). For example, Southwest Airlines rebranded themselves by implementing a yellow, red, and blue tri-color scheme.
Bill Hartzer
MAY 7, 2009
How is your reputation? What about your online reputation? If you search for your name or your company’s name in the search engines, what shows up in the search results? Panelist include Tony Wright, President of WrightIMC and Derick Schaefer, Managing Director of Orangecast Social Media Marketing.
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