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Customer Obsession? Really?

Eric Mower + Associates

Commoditization is the enemy of differentiation. Confusion is different, but related, because meaningful differentiation among brands becomes so difficult given a plethora of choices. Sure, we found that they had definite opinions about brands, products and their jobs. It’s one thing for the customer to have three choices.

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Introducing Angus Nelson: B2B Messaging, Positioning, and Audience Building

Golden Spiral

What started that season, I thought, was a differentiation from B2C, and B2B. By the way, I have an influencer marketing background too, so the storytelling is a whole other beast that I'd love to sink my teeth into. Angus Nelson: So, there's a couple different elements, and I think I would start first with storytelling.

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Why Clubhouse and Social Audio is the Future for B2B Digital Marketing

B2B Digital Marketer

Rita uses storytelling to break tough topics down into practical, easily implementable actions and has coined the phrase “Rita made me DO it!” She also runs the popular Facebook group – The All-in Entrepreneur. Here’s what I, so it’s like a little mini focus group. I wanted to find out more.

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What Your Traditional Marketing Education Didn't Teach You About Marketing Today

Hubspot

However, marketers were typically trained to develop creative briefs, project manage logo design and refinement, and draft the core messages for an advertising campaign, while the visual storytelling and execution were typically left to a designer or agency to draft and return for feedback.

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The ABCs of Connecting With Generation Z

Content Marketing Institute

But while their millennial brethren turn to online social networking to fulfill their need for human interaction, those in Gen Z may be more interested in filling that void with a new content construct: unique and differentiated experiences that bridge their physical and digital worlds.