Came across this presentation by John V Willshire this morning. Many of us have been on the track of "doing things" for people with marketing instead of just saying things for a while, but liked that he shares some interesting stats on the Cadbury work and how it's helping sell more chocolate bars. Anyway...
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Excellent piece that I got from Paul Isakson's awesome blog. Absolutely worth listening to warefully end to end. The ideas that people interact in specific contexts and that the whole purpose of marketing is to do useful stuff for people... [Read More]
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