Philip Kotler commentary on Peter Drucker and the current state of marketing
The father of marketing Philip Kotler had some interesting insights into Peter Drucker, and claimed he was the “first marketer.”
The father of marketing Philip Kotler had some interesting insights into Peter Drucker, and claimed he was the “first marketer.”
It’s time for marketers to take charge in the face of long-term shifts in consumer needs.
It was just a normal college class, but 40 years of marketing came rushing to me in one moment.
Marketers pontificate about “being more human.” But brands aren’t acting like human beings. They’re acting like grape lollipops.
Too often we are looking toward a technology-first marketing strategy and we have lost sight of the human roots of marketing.
Technology is great but sometimes it moves us away from the human, vulnerable connection our customers crave. Sometimes you need to be hugged by a brand.
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