EL MARKETING JURIDICO EN CHILE : UNA NECESIDAD CONSULTENOS

LE enviaremos esta noticia a mi amigo Luis G. Larraín Cruz que es una de las personas que más sabe de protocolo en Chile , por su experiencia como embajador ante diversas naciones y profesor en la materia QUE AHORA TRANSMITE A EMPRESAS

Se que dispone de cursos especiales para empresas, organizaciones QUE USTEDES PUEDEN YA SOLICITAR.

VIII Congreso Internacional de Protocolo, que se celebrará entre los días 21 y 23 de noviembre de 2007 en la ciudad de Roma (Italia), dispone ya de su propia página web, con toda la información sobre el evento, a la que cualquier interesado puede acceder.

Dicha dirección es www.congresodeprotocolo.com

Saludos
Rodrigo González Fernández
Renato Sánchez 3586 of. 10
Telefono: 2084334- 5839786
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jueves, agosto 02, 2007

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Mariah Carey, la más buscada en la red por los hispano hablantes

Mariah, todo atracción. (Fotografia: Reuters)
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Con 36 primaveras a sus espaldas, Mariah Carey parece vivir una segunda juventud. Su último trabajo discográfico, The emancipation of Mimi (2005), le devolvió el favor de la crítica y de la industria musical. Pero lo que nunca le ha faltado a la neoyorquina es el apoyo de sus fans. El nombre de la cantante es el más buscado en la red por los hispano-hablantes.
Por N.H. /los40.com Madrid (24/10/2006)

Así lo ha revelado la propia solista a través de su página web oficial. Los datos de los estudios realizados por la Enciclopedia del español en el mundo en nuestro país, Alemania, EE UU, Francia, Italia y Reino Unido de los que se hace eco El Universal, revelan que la artista es objeto del mayor número de búsquedas en la red.

Siempre según las mismas fuentes, Mariah Carey aglutinaría más de un millón de búsquedas solo en 2005. La diva se convierte así de nuevo en referente para los internautas que ven en su música y en su portentoso físico un icono sexual en pleno apogeo.

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Jack Francis Welch was born in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1935. A 1957 graduate of the University of Massachusetts with a B.S. in chemical engineering, Welch continued to pursue his education at the University of Illinois, earning his master's and doctorate in the science. Welch joined General Electric in 1960, but initially the marriage was not made in heaven.

After one year, Welch contemplated leaving GE to take a job at International Minerals & Chemicals. Working as a junior engineer in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, for a salary of $10,500, Welch felt underpaid and stifled by GE's strict bureaucracy. An executive, who saw hints of Welch's future greatness, spent four hours convincing him to stay...and a legendary CEO was on his way.

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Here, she began to excel in school, winning a full scholarship to Tennessee State University. While still in school, Oprah became the first African-American woman to anchor a newscast in Nashville. After graduation, she moved to Baltimore to work as a reporter and co-anchor for WJZ-TV.

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Honesty: The core of Oprah's Personal Brand is her openness about herself with her audience. Their genuine love for her stems from the perception that she has revealed herself to them and established an honest connection.
Control: Oprah is vigorously protective of her privacy, maintaining tight control over information released for public consumption. This not only prevents gossip; it is also a manifestation of her drive and ambition.
Virtue: When talk shows were heading toward tabloid exploitation, Oprah steered hers toward motivation and self-help. This set the tone for her positive Personal Brand.
Perseverance: "Don't be satisfied with just one success - and don't give up after one failure." That attitude has sustained Oprah through film project failures, a very public personal life, and her own weight problems.

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The Law of Visibility: How could you improve on having your own talk show and magazine? Oprah is one of the few known only by her first name.
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The Law of Persistence: She has never wavered from her core persona: flawed, driven, compassionate and always ready with a "you can do it" cheer.
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Oprah has changed the landscape of women's media with her magazine, her founding of the Internet and cable network Oxygen Media, and her relentless commitment to positive, productive, empowering works. "I want to be working on projects that are meaningful," she says. "I know that can sound superficial, but it's true. I would like to be able to say, down the road, that I created a legacy, something even more enduring than anything I have done yet."

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Ha funcionado el Gillette Fusión?

Posted: 30 Jul 2007 05:51 AM CDT

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Cuando Gillette lanzó su Gillette Fusión, cuestionamos en estas páginas la utilidad de gastar tanto dinero para elaborar un producto que nos da una hoja más.

Como dijimos entonces:

Diez años invertidos en investigación y desarrollo. Millones y millones de dólares – la cifra concreta prefieren ni publicarla. Más de 10.000 pruebas de afeitado. La experiencia de su predecesora, la Mach3, en la que ya se invirtieron cantidades y horas similares. ¿Y cual ha sido la gran innovación introducida por Gillette en su nueva maquinilla, Fusión, que va a ser un 40% más cara que la actual?

Después de todo ese tiempo de preparación y de todas esas inversiones, contrataron a tres pesos pesados deportivos para su promoción: Tiger Woods (golf), Thierry Henry (fútbol) y Roger Federer (tenis), se supone a un gasto adicional multimillonario.

Queríamos analizar si los resultados han seguido estas altas inversiones o si Gillette tendrá que aprender que una hoja más, vendida con deportistas muy conocidos y con mucho marketing no siempre funciona.

En las primeras semanas, Gillette Fusión ha llegado a una cuota de mercado de 55% del mercado estadounidense.

Esto compara con el 21,8% capturado en el primer mes por Schick con el lanzamiento de su Quattro en 2003, y con el 11,9% de cuota capturado en el primer mes por el Quattro Power de Schick, lanzado en Octubre del año pasado.

Cinco meses después de su lanzamiento, Gillette Fusion se convirtió en el mejor lanzamiento de un producto de consumo de la historia de no solo Gillette pero de Proctor & Gamble, que ha comprado a Gillette.

Dicen que están en camino de su objetivo de ventas de $1.000 millones en 2008.

No obstante, algunos dicen que, aunque las ventas del producto han sido espectaculares, no le han seguido las ventas de las cuchillas de repuesto. Es decir, los consumidores compran pero no todos continúan con ello.

Esperaremos un poquito más, ¿no?

Vía | New Ratings y MoneyCentral (los dos en inglés)
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