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Award-winning comedy, dance and marketing all have one thing in common…perfect timing. You may have the funniest gags, throw the funkiest shapes, or design the most engaging creative, but there’s no prizes if you get the delivery timing wrong. Marketers in the travel industry know this better than most; successful ones have been analysing the customer journey to find ways to touch and engage with them how and, critically, when it matters.

“Unexpected item in bagging area.” Five words to trigger fury in any supermarket shopper. Like most self-service options made possible by technology it’s brilliant when it works. But when it doesn’t, how we curse this particular brand of “progress”. While virtually all sectors have embraced it, some with more success than others. Those that win do so by enhancing the customer experience, those that don’t leave their customers feeling short-changed and exploited.

I was recently asked to talk about “Marketing to Millennials” at an event. I was happy to. Easy, I thought. After all, there’s hardly been a more talked-about, written-about (perhaps even complained-about!) generation; all of which should have provided a wealth of material for me. As I set to work on my presentation though I became less convinced.