“Love” has become a key ingredient in many marketing programs. Some recent rallying cries:
NEW THINKING
NEW THINKING
“Love” has become a key ingredient in many marketing programs. Some recent rallying cries:
Are you building a business? Or are you building a brand? Silly questions, you might be thinking. Naturally, you are trying to do both. But that might be a mistake.
A former New York Times editor recently wrote a full-page article for Forbes magazine advocating “variable pricing” for art museums.
“Nobody’s Perfect” is the title of Doris Willens’ new book on Bill Bernbach and the golden age of advertising.
Marketing is a long-term proposition. A company can get in trouble if it changes its marketing strategy to cope with a short-term problem.