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[Marketing Geek] How do we Marketers combine the idea of 1:1 Marketing, the big of the late 1990ies with the stronger empowerment and consumer in control trend that has occurred in the last 5 years? I asked myself this question since I am meeting more companies who dont really know how to deal with the new paradigm of consumer communities and loss of control to the consumer.
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[Consumergeneratedmedia.com] cgm: Creative Marketing Destruction: Add Water and Blog (2.15.05) .nicely articulated key WOMMA “Vision” principles around consumer empowerment, listening, .
[Fusionbrand.blogs.com] FusionBrand: The Death of "Positioning" & The Birth of Brand ...: Unsuccessful companies dont know their markets and unsuccessful marketers dont match product positioning to the brand image [see definition above]. Successful companies will not merely react to customers brand experiences but influence them through innovative product design and marketings 4 [or is it up to 5] Ps.
[Site-9.com] Site-9 Weblog by Bjoern Ognibeni > Archives > Buzz & Viral: But the story just hit Digg.com and I am pretty confident that traffic to MacZot is exploding right now - generating a lot of buzz on a global scale for a tiny little ecommerce site. And if in the end hundreds of blogs link to MacZot that will give them a really big boost to their Google juice.
[Bluelineresults.com] Grassroots Marketing | Business Development: This is a great article about the changing ways of EXTREME CONSUMER EMPOWERMENT! (sounds like a GREAT game show...where's Howie Mandell when you need him?)
[IgniteBlog] PLUGGED IN (Great article): Unlike static, general DTC television spots, interactive campaigns allow the pharmaceutical companies to reach consumers when they need the information most. When pharmaceutical companies began direct-to-consumer advertising, the campaigns were focused on reaching customers very late in the need state cycle, according to imc2 executives.
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