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Tag: marketing
Your energy bills and contracts, supermarket, entertainment packages; all of these relationships could be managed by your personal OS. Brands could find themselves dealing with the digital butler, in which case marketing in these sectors could become programmatic in the truest sense.
this is why this whole “follow us on xyz” from your detergent is utter bs and i can’t wait for it to die (and take the “social media” cottage industry with it)
we have made some tiny steps in the right direction since then. of course as long as you still get all that “for womenz” pink-colored shit, it isn’t that much better.
Huy Fong Foods has neither employed a single salesman nor spent a cent on advertising. Advertising would merely widen the gap between demand and supply even further. ”I don’t advertise, because I can’t advertise”
they understood marketing through the stomach a long time ago in 1890:
The most legendary feature of the Cincinnati saloon was the free lunch. The foods were salty in character, which inevitably led patrons to purchase more beer with which to wash down the food.
Have you ever sent a fax from the beach? You will.
citizen journalism, not so much.
The myth of the “Harlem Shake” is that its viral spread was spontaneous, not directed by financial interests–a pop culture, popular uprising.
no, vanguard, i really don’t care about your index fund quarterly report. why does it take 50 pages of blah blah to say we tracked the market?
little known fact: for this perfect vision of the future, they picked the best neighborhood in the world: east village, nyc. reprazent
duane reade putting on the chauvinist bs, L train, nyc.
viral marketing for a lame book
Gregor J. Rothfuss 