Digital Engagement
Digital Engagement Overview
Those companies who embrace digital technology and social media to interact with their customers will be able to develop an unprecedented depth of relationship with them, while those that do not will find they are increasingly out of touch with their customer's expectations.
So what type of company is yours?
Digital Engagement Blogs
Google offering price aggregation...
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It works for some but not for everyone
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Making Membership Real - Another Opportunity
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“Mobile’s More Than iPhone – Don’t believe the hype"
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A Whole New World
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Digital Engagement Videos
Digital Engagement Presentations
Digital Engagement Articles
Digital Engagement Quotes
Digital Engagement Clients
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engage Mutual
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Scottish Widows
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Royal London Group
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Digital Engagement Links
| Revolution |
Revolution covers digital marketing innovation, while providing business intelligence and insight to those working within the expanding digital sector. |
| Social Media Guide |
The Social Media Guide provides helpful advice and tips on connecting you to others through the use of Social Media and Social Networks. |
| Social Media Today |
Social Media Today is a moderated online business community for social media bloggers, marketeers, PR and media professionals. |
| New Media Age |
New Media Age is the UK’s only weekly magazine covering the business of interactive media. |


I had shivers running down my spine when I read that Google has entered the 
Social networks have grown rapidly and their social impact is undoubted. The recent Economist special report seems to make a case for engaging in this medium as a business imperative. I remain to be convinced.
The nirvana for all companies is a relationship with their clients which transcends product and is seen as a mutually beneficial interaction based upon trust. Mutuality by its very nature embraces the principles of such a relationship but has in many cases failed to achieve it. Do new communication mediums offer a fresh opportunity for Mutuals to achieve this holy grail of consumer interaction?
The PR blurb that surrounded the launch of More Th>n’s ‘Car Claim’ app for iPhones suggested it was created in response to research showing that 38% of drivers fail to record sufficient third party details in the aftermath of an collision. But is such an app really going to solve this perennial problem for insurers? 

