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Tag Archives: Transport
Selling Transportation: Big Challenge, Different Stories
Many different organizations have tried to raise the general public awareness for the current state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure. In March, the American Society of Civil Engineers updated its infrastructure report card, giving the United States a D+ grade … Continue reading
TransComm preview: Five transportation stories that will shape the year ahead
With AASHTO Subcommittee on Transportation Communications annual meeting next week in Raleigh, NC, it is worth noting a few of the stories that are likely to be part of the conversations. Please remember, this blog does not offer political commentary. … Continue reading
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Selling transportation: Travel in their shoes, and make it local
Whether you’re a cycling enthusiast, a concrete proponent or someone who touts transit, there are some common communication themes that are likely to make the job of talking transportation with your customers more successful. Two important complementary reports help define … Continue reading
Start with the dialogue and the relationship will follow
A recent Harvard Business Review blog post targets three social media marketing assumptions regarding what customers want from brands. Many transportation agencies have applied general marketing strategies – including those related to social media – to the interaction between government … Continue reading
