A content arms race started on February 01, 2013. A case study.
The TV show “House of Cards” created a content arms race house which may threaten its creator, Netflix. A lesson in content marketing for all!
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What happens when we can’t depend on marketing research any more?
Marketing research is in jeopardy. A WSJ report says that people won’t respond to polls any more. What are the implications for our businesses when we can’t count on marketing research?
Maybe the future of marketing looks like @Everlane
Online retailer Everlane is organizing and acting like a non-profit.Is this a glimpse of the future of marketing and business?
AI for storytellers and creators: The good, the bad, and the ugly
The bots are coming. In some cases, the bots are here. It’s time to examine and think through AI for storytellers
Advertisers are getting squeezed every way. What is the answer?
Advertisers are getting squeezed on all sides. Traditional ads are going away, digital ads are skyrocketing in price. What’s the solution?
What happens when content becomes a commodity?
A business announcement reminds us that content has become a commodity and content shock is the strategy.
Reflections on content quality and my role as a human antenna
It’s true. I was a human antenna. And so my love-hate relationship with TV began, and a parable for successful content marketing in the crowded wold of today.
The Marketing Rebellion is HERE.
The Marketing Rebellion is here, ushered in by a new book from Mark Schaefer. How do you succeed in an ad-free, loyalty-free, funnel-free world?
Why did Nike do what they did?
Nike rocked the world with a controversial and divisive marketing campaign. But research shows that may be doing exactly the right thing.
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