Interview with Virginie FEMERY and Souhad BALLOUK, managers of MGEN's VIVOPTIM programme
Before we talk about this programme, a few words about MGEN and its special features in the world of social protection in the field of health With almost 3.8 million people covered, the MGEN group is a major player in social protection. It is a founding member of the Istya group, the leading mutual insurance group in France.
Brand battle in the world of games
The games industry is anything but a carefree world, as evidenced by the recent trademark battle before the Court of Justice of the European Union between the UK's Seven Towers, holder of the intellectual property rights to the Rubik's Cube, and Germany's Simba Toys: at the heart of the offensive was the filing by the former, [...]
Growth Hacking: long live the pirates!
With every start-up now imagining itself as a potential Airbnb, Facebook or Instagram, growth hacking is now very much in vogue: everyone is talking about it, without really knowing what this rather barbaric term means. Wikipedia describes it as "tinkering with growth", but it's more likely to mean "hacking it": computer hackers [...].
Yahoo, the end of a Giant - Interview with Catherine Reichert
Catherine, you're leaving Yahoo after 5 years as Communications Director for Southern Europe: Yahoo was one of the emblematic brands of the New Economy and remains almost mythical to this day... Despite all this, Yahoo has experienced an incredible descent into hell in recent years: why? Yahoo is indeed a [...]
Recommendation algorithms or the question of relevance
Yesterday, I was strolling through a local bookshop, one of those bookshops that have managed to resist the combined onslaught of supermarkets, Amazon and Fnac.com, simply because the shop assistants read and love to read... and above all to share their discoveries. Amazon suggests lots of books to me: the latest Goncourt novel because I've [...]
Numbers, buzz and quality
Figures circulate at a frightening speed these days on social media, especially as they make for sumptuous infographics: in other words, figures make the buzz. Then there's the question of their relevance: when a magnificent diagram aggregates figures from multiple sources, these sources quickly disappear behind the curator, [...].
Marketing trends, by Jean-Félix Biosse Duplan
Interview with the Vice-President of Adetem Jean-Félix, you are leaving the Essilor Group, where you have spent a large part of your career. How do you see the changes in marketing over the last few years? Marketing has taken on a much broader role: on the one hand, it is much further upstream in projects; on the [...]
Inbound Marketing: interview with Stéphane Truphème
Stéphane, you're passionate about digital marketing and co-founded the Kinoa agency in June 2000, which specialises in digital marketing. You were one of the very first to introduce inbound marketing in France. 1. Inbound marketing is all the rage: what is it, in a nutshell? First and foremost, it's a methodology that enables [...]
In fact, what was the purpose of a brand?
It's probably a bit provocative, but it's a question that many young marketers have been asking themselves - and are still asking themselves - with the rise of the Web and the social Web: why create powerful brands - except in the luxury sector, and even then - when they're all just a phone call away?
Interview with Stéphanie Perrin
Printemps des Études recently celebrated its 5th year: this is no ordinary trade fair, it was born out of close collaboration with research institutes? In fact, the Communication/ Marketing/ Opinion sector wanted to be able to represent itself in a different way from the traditional trade fair medium. The Re-Création collective, which was set up on LinkedIn and now includes [...]
