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Marketing to Today’s Chameleon Consumer: Insights from Dr. Michael Solomon

Content Standard

His research focuses on the impact of branding on behavior and lifestyle, and the drivers of purchases beyond product functionality. Marketers now face a landscape where consumers expect more than just products; they seek immersive experiences and active participation in the brand narrative and development process.

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Content Marketing for Engineers

Industrial Marketing Today

Yes, I do get it that the lines between work and personal lives have blurred thanks to today’s hyper-connected world where everybody is always “On.” Call it P2P (Person-to-Person) marketing if you will. Here is a brilliant example of humanizing an industrial product with a healthy dose of humor.

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Once a unicorn, always a unicorn: Flock Freight’s Bob Wolfley on disruptive innovation, creativity and social careers

Sprout Social

It’s important to me to find career opportunities with brands that align with my own personal mentality and attitude toward disruption. With our creative partners, we went back to the drawing board thinking through other investigative-type personalities out there, and Steve from Blue’s Clues was one of those options.

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B2B vs. B2C Marketing: Four Myths, Six Differences, and One Key Similarity

Webbiquity

The next largest expense is usually content production: website copy, blog posts, marketing collateral, white papers, ebooks, video, infographics, social media posts, etc. This makes sense when you consider the number of layers in the production-to-purchase process. It’s what you can do with the product that is exciting.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 122: Q&A with Dave Gerhardt @davegerhardt

Heinz Marketing

There should be some kind of rule, once it gets to that level, where we’re forced to meet each other, because I don’t think we’ve ever actually shaken hands and met the other person. Me, as a consumer, I just think about how I buy the products that I buy. I’ve heard it described as P2P, people to people.