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Mellissah Smith

Mellissah Smith

Mellissah Smith is a marketing expert, author, writer, public speaker and technology innovator. Having worked with more than 300 companies across technology, medical device, professional services, manufacturing, logistics, finance and health industries, Mellissah has a well-established reputation as an experienced marketing professional with more than 20 years experience. As the founder and managing director of Marketing Eye, she has taken the company from startup to a multi-million dollar enterprise with offices in Australia and the US. Mellissah is also the Editor in Chief of Marketing Eye Magazine, a quarterly magazine that cover marketing, entrepreneurship, travel, health and wellbeing. #mellissah #marketingeye
Sunday, 23 August 2009 21:46

The A-List

On Friday 21st August 2009, The Armani Dinner for the STC Foundation event was held at the Sydney Theatre Company to raise much needed funds for the Foundation.

Thursday, 27 August 2009 21:45

Saying No To A Prospect

How many times in business have you wished you never took on a new client? They were a bad fit, they weren’t on the same page, they didn’t have the same code of ethics or perhaps they had unrealistic expectations. Everyone at some stage has experienced a situation where a client or potential client is not a good fit for their organisation.

Friday, 10 July 2009 21:41

Great Ideas Come In The Shower

This morning I didn’t want to get out of bed. It’s cold, my bed’s warm and the TV was on.

Eventually after my alarm bell rang for the 9th time, I hopped out of my snuggly bed and headed for the shower as I do 7 mornings a week.

MellissahLast Friday I was kindly invited by one of my best friends to attend the Long Rugby Breast Cancer Charity Lunch held at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney.

There are many things dear to my heart and breast cancer and the effects of it are one of them.

Monday, 13 July 2009 21:24

Campaign of the Year

What takes a corporation to take notice?

The campaign is one of the most ‘in your face’ campaigns to corporate that I have seen that doesn’t involve abuse, alcoholism or cigarette smoking.

It always amazes me that from the corridors of a big corporation that consistently moves with the times, that they in fact always know what to support and what not to. Does the CEO talk to other CEO’s to see what they are doing, or are the marketing departments so switched on that they just don’t miss a beat?

Not often do I find myself caught in a debate on a case of ’should they or shouldn’t they’ spend money on branding or marketing.

Having read the Herald Sun on Thursday, I have to say, I can’t help myself!

A couple of years ago, I was invited to be an Ambassador for Ozchild (www.ozchild.org.au).

Ozchild has a history of helping children from underprivileged environments since 1851 and now has a group of 500 volunteers and around 170 staff.

Monday, 01 June 2009 21:12

The Truth About SME’s Right Now

Yesterday I was asked the question about what are the concerns of small to medium sized businesses when it comes to marketing right now.

The truth is only they know, however I have a good gauge having spoken with more than 100 small to medium sized businesses in the last month.

Wednesday, 03 June 2009 21:10

Word-of-mouth marketing

Many businesses are turning back the clock and placing a greater emphasis on traditional word-of-mouth marketing and the latest social networks to grow their market share.