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How Do You Market Something That’s Worthless?

Chris Koch

But it won’t look like something from a Lego box because of another important development: I will be able to gather data about what the cell phone can and should do and what it should look like from my friends and the general public. My question to you is, How do we market in a world of zero marginal cost?

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Why marketers must become the new publishers

Chris Koch

It’s great because the software acts as a battering ram for alignment between marketing and sales. But this trend has an unintended side effect: it exposes our content development processes (or lack thereof). How to adapt the publishing process to marketing. That’s how we should think about our marketing content process.

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Why marketers must become the new publishers

Chris Koch

It’s great because the software acts as a battering ram for alignment between marketing and sales. But this trend has an unintended side effect: it exposes our content development processes (or lack thereof). How to adapt the publishing process to marketing. That’s how we should think about our marketing content process.

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Where is your mobile marketing center of gravity?

Chris Koch

For marketers considering creating mobile device apps, the bar has been set very high. So how are we as marketers supposed to compete with apps like these? Mobile is going to become an important part of our marketing, whether we like it or not. I think that’s how we have to view mobile apps for B2B marketing.

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Why B2B marketers hate social media

Chris Koch

The biggest difference between social media marketing and other forms of marketing is control. Most marketing channels are focused on broadcasting tightly controlled messages to audiences that have little opportunity to talk back. Giving up control of what is being said about your company is difficult for most marketers.

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It’s official: Marketing owns social media management. Now what?

Chris Koch

Marketing owns social media management. In our survey, we asked, “In your company, is marketing the catalyst for social media being used by others in the company (product development, HR, etc.)?” Will social become a silo within marketing? This has big implications for how we organize marketing. That’s right.

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Social media isn’t enough. We need a marketing transformation.

Chris Koch

We needed to hear from marketers who were out there day-to-day listening to CIOs’ problems and aspirations. Back then what marketers had to say was all about their offerings. Marketers and salespeople didn’t have to do much coaxing to get CIOs to buy, so why get complicated? But mostly we were. And why not? And why not?