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April 20, 2018. “Data and Trust: . 4 Painful Lessons from Facebook” – Frank Grillo and Mark Blessington. April 5, 2018. “Brandshaming: The Kids vs. The “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Social media is no different. Leaders use the power of social media to surface those shared values and engage customers. Organizations will make a quantum leap in trust and creative collaborations when they legitimize, and even celebrate, their motivating social values. These are the deeply held human and social impulses that move people to act “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” “HOW MARKET-BASED ASSETS GENERATE CUSTOMER VALUE” 1. The greater the value that can be generated from market-based assets for external entities such as customer, channels, suppliers, and other strategic partners, the greater their satisfaction and willingness to be involved with the firm, and, as a consequence, the greater the potential value of these marketplace entities to the firm.2.
“5 MARKETING KPIS YOU CANNOT MEASURE BUT SHOULD CARE ABOUTSEE MORE ON MARKETINGJOURNAL.ORG THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS January 14, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. INNOVATION - MARKETING JOURNAL March 10, 2020. “How Woke is Coke?”. – Christian Sarkar and Philip Kotler. February 14, 2020. “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING”SOCIAL MEDIA
April 20, 2018. “Data and Trust: . 4 Painful Lessons from Facebook” – Frank Grillo and Mark Blessington. April 5, 2018. “Brandshaming: The Kids vs. The “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Social media is no different. Leaders use the power of social media to surface those shared values and engage customers. Organizations will make a quantum leap in trust and creative collaborations when they legitimize, and even celebrate, their motivating social values. These are the deeply held human and social impulses that move people to act “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” “HOW MARKET-BASED ASSETS GENERATE CUSTOMER VALUE” 1. The greater the value that can be generated from market-based assets for external entities such as customer, channels, suppliers, and other strategic partners, the greater their satisfaction and willingness to be involved with the firm, and, as a consequence, the greater the potential value of these marketplace entities to the firm.2.
“5 MARKETING KPIS YOU CANNOT MEASURE BUT SHOULD CARE ABOUTSEE MORE ON MARKETINGJOURNAL.ORGDIGITAL MARKETING
May 10, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “What’s Next for Marketing?”. – “THE CONSUMER IN THE AGE OF CORONAVIRUS” The coronavirus COVID-19 is spreading relentlessly through the world creating a path of death and destruction. The world is in danger of falling into a Great Depression, with millions of unemployed workers across the globe. The impact will especially hit the poor – both in terms of health and economics; many cannot even afford to wash their “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” Christian Sarkar is the editor of this site, an entrepreneur, consultant, artist, and activist. See the $300 House project and FixCapitalism.com. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. “ECOSYSTEM MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION The ecosystem maps used to illustrate the various types of ecosystems were created using an ecosystem visualization tool: Ecosystematic. The colors for each node in the maps signify traffic and attention levels. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International “CONSUMER BOYCOTTS: AN ESSENTIAL METHOD OF PEACEFUL An English land agent, Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, chose to raise rents and evict a lot of his tenants in Ireland. The local community rebelled and joined together and refused to pay or work with Captain Boycott. He was forced to leave. Boycott left his name tohistory.
“THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MARKETING AND CAPITALISM Now I am able to answer why I claimed earlier that Marketing is the Engine of Capitalism. Capitalism is the best economic system for producing the greatest volume and diversity of goods and services. For it to succeed, however, there must be enough buyers for all the goods and services that Capitalism is capable of producing. “WELCOME TO THE AGE OF DEMARKETING” PHILIP KOTLER is known around the world as the “father of modern marketing.” For over 50 years he has taught at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Kotler’s book “Marketing Management” is the most widely used textbook in marketing around the world. “THE BIG SHIFT IN PLATFORM BUSINESS MODELS” John Hagel is co-chairman for Deloitte LLP’s Center for the Edge with nearly 30 years of experience as a management consultant, author, speaker and entrepreneur. He is the author of numerous books, including “The Power ofPull,” “Net Gain,” “Net Worth,” “Out of the Box” and “The Only Sustainable Edge.”. Previously,he was
“THE PLATFORM REVOLUTION” Geoffrey Parker is a professor of engineering at Dartmouth College (effective July 2016) and a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. He has been a professor of management science at Tulane University since 1998. Marshall W. Van Alstyne is one of the world’s foremost scholars of information business models, is a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the “DRIVING TOWARD CRM 3.0 IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY” Quick Wins. To make an accelerated CRM migration strategy financially viable, the automotive industry is looking for quick wins. It is critical to know which CRM upgrades are most likely to: Scale with us as we complete CRM 1.0, transition into 2.0, and plan for 3.0. Generate the most beneficial insights into customer needs. THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS January 14, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditional “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“MARKETING 5.0: TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMANITY” This book is partly inspired by Society 5.0—a high-level initiative of Japan—which contains a roadmap to create a sustainable society supported by smart technologies. Technology can and must be leveraged for the good of humanity. Marketing 5.0, by definition, is the application of human-mimicking technologies to create, communicate,deliver
“ECOSYSTEM MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION The ecosystem maps used to illustrate the various types of ecosystems were created using an ecosystem visualization tool: Ecosystematic. The colors for each node in the maps signify traffic and attention levels. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International “DOES CX STILL MATTER?” The Search for a Unified View on CX. While many companies and organizations claim to have the universal definition of customer experience, the reality is different. “THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Social media is no different. Leaders use the power of social media to surface those shared values and engage customers. Organizations will make a quantum leap in trust and creative collaborations when they legitimize, and even celebrate, their motivating social values. These are the deeply held human and social impulses that move people to act “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “HOW MARKET-BASED ASSETS GENERATE CUSTOMER VALUE” 1. The greater the value that can be generated from market-based assets for external entities such as customer, channels, suppliers, and other strategic partners, the greater their satisfaction and willingness to be involved with the firm, and, as a consequence, the greater the potential value of these marketplace entities to the firm.2.
THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS January 14, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditional “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“MARKETING 5.0: TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMANITY” This book is partly inspired by Society 5.0—a high-level initiative of Japan—which contains a roadmap to create a sustainable society supported by smart technologies. Technology can and must be leveraged for the good of humanity. Marketing 5.0, by definition, is the application of human-mimicking technologies to create, communicate,deliver
“ECOSYSTEM MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION The ecosystem maps used to illustrate the various types of ecosystems were created using an ecosystem visualization tool: Ecosystematic. The colors for each node in the maps signify traffic and attention levels. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International “DOES CX STILL MATTER?” The Search for a Unified View on CX. While many companies and organizations claim to have the universal definition of customer experience, the reality is different. “THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Social media is no different. Leaders use the power of social media to surface those shared values and engage customers. Organizations will make a quantum leap in trust and creative collaborations when they legitimize, and even celebrate, their motivating social values. These are the deeply held human and social impulses that move people to act “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “HOW MARKET-BASED ASSETS GENERATE CUSTOMER VALUE” 1. The greater the value that can be generated from market-based assets for external entities such as customer, channels, suppliers, and other strategic partners, the greater their satisfaction and willingness to be involved with the firm, and, as a consequence, the greater the potential value of these marketplace entities to the firm.2.
DIGITAL MARKETING
May 10, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “What’s Next for Marketing?”. – INNOVATION - MARKETING JOURNAL March 10, 2020. “How Woke is Coke?”. – Christian Sarkar and Philip Kotler. February 14, 2020. “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” Christian Sarkar is the editor of this site, an entrepreneur, consultant, artist, and activist. See the $300 House project and FixCapitalism.com. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. “CONSUMER BOYCOTTS: AN ESSENTIAL METHOD OF PEACEFUL An English land agent, Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, chose to raise rents and evict a lot of his tenants in Ireland. The local community rebelled and joined together and refused to pay or work with Captain Boycott. He was forced to leave. Boycott left his name tohistory.
“THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MARKETING AND CAPITALISM Now I am able to answer why I claimed earlier that Marketing is the Engine of Capitalism. Capitalism is the best economic system for producing the greatest volume and diversity of goods and services. For it to succeed, however, there must be enough buyers for all the goods and services that Capitalism is capable of producing. “HOW WOKE IS COKE?” Christian Sarkar is the editor of THE MARKETING JOURNAL, an entrepreneur, marketing consultant, and activist. He is the founder of Ecosystematic, an ecosystem visualization tool. See also the $300 House project and FixCapitalism.com. He is the co-author (with Philip Kotler) of Brand Activism: From Purpose to Action. BRAND ACTIVISM: AN INTERVIEW WITH PHILIP KOTLER AND Business is the major institution with the resources to act and help improve the lives of people. Brand activism is a company’s declaration that it wants to take some social responsibility to advance the Common Good. “The risk of doing nothing far outweighs the risk of standing up”. Christian Sarkar: It has happened over along period
“DELIVERING CUSTOMER OUTCOMES VERSUS SELLING PRODUCTS: THE At one time, customers educated sales people about their business needs and provided information to help them shape customized solutions. Today, the internet has transformed the way information is accessed—with one tap on a website you can easily enter your customer’s world the same way that your customers are already doing to learn about your company, and your competitor’s offerings. “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” We use strategy mapping and strategic relationship mapping to improve knowledge, solution generation, and improve and influence customer relationships. This has dramatically helped us make this shift from product pusher to “trusted advisor.”. Strategy Mapping helps us understand a customer’s “story” from top to bottom in a logicalway.
“THE VALUE REALIZATION ROAD MAP: HOW TO ENSURE CUSTOMER This ensures a tight coupling with customer expectations. 3: Establish Customer-Touch Frequency. The vendor and customer agree to a schedule of milestones, along with the scope and significance of the progress reviews planned. 4: Execute. The vendor executes the project or delivers the product/solution according to the Value Realization RoadMap.
THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS January 14, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021.DIGITAL MARKETING
May 10, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “What’s Next for Marketing?”. – “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditional “MARKETING 5.0: TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMANITY” This book is partly inspired by Society 5.0—a high-level initiative of Japan—which contains a roadmap to create a sustainable society supported by smart technologies. Technology can and must be leveraged for the good of humanity. Marketing 5.0, by definition, is the application of human-mimicking technologies to create, communicate,deliver
“ECOSYSTEM MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION The ecosystem maps used to illustrate the various types of ecosystems were created using an ecosystem visualization tool: Ecosystematic. The colors for each node in the maps signify traffic and attention levels. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“DOES CX STILL MATTER?” The Search for a Unified View on CX. While many companies and organizations claim to have the universal definition of customer experience, the reality is different. “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “CONSUMER BOYCOTTS: AN ESSENTIAL METHOD OF PEACEFUL An English land agent, Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, chose to raise rents and evict a lot of his tenants in Ireland. The local community rebelled and joined together and refused to pay or work with Captain Boycott. He was forced to leave. Boycott left his name tohistory.
THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS January 14, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021.DIGITAL MARKETING
May 10, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “What’s Next for Marketing?”. – “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditional “MARKETING 5.0: TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMANITY” This book is partly inspired by Society 5.0—a high-level initiative of Japan—which contains a roadmap to create a sustainable society supported by smart technologies. Technology can and must be leveraged for the good of humanity. Marketing 5.0, by definition, is the application of human-mimicking technologies to create, communicate,deliver
“ECOSYSTEM MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION The ecosystem maps used to illustrate the various types of ecosystems were created using an ecosystem visualization tool: Ecosystematic. The colors for each node in the maps signify traffic and attention levels. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“DOES CX STILL MATTER?” The Search for a Unified View on CX. While many companies and organizations claim to have the universal definition of customer experience, the reality is different. “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “CONSUMER BOYCOTTS: AN ESSENTIAL METHOD OF PEACEFUL An English land agent, Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, chose to raise rents and evict a lot of his tenants in Ireland. The local community rebelled and joined together and refused to pay or work with Captain Boycott. He was forced to leave. Boycott left his name tohistory.
“COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditionalSOCIAL MEDIA
April 20, 2018. “Data and Trust: . 4 Painful Lessons from Facebook” – Frank Grillo and Mark Blessington. April 5, 2018. “Brandshaming: The Kids vs. The “THE INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM: NEW RULES FOR THE FUTURE Previously, we examined the ecosystem view of marketing.Now we turn to the innovation ecosystem – where do new ideas and capabilities come from?. W hen you look at marketing and innovation through an ecosystem lens, everything changes. This is especially true when you consider Bill Joy’s observation that “there are always more smart people outside your company than within.” “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” Christian Sarkar is the editor of this site, an entrepreneur, consultant, artist, and activist. See the $300 House project and FixCapitalism.com. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. “THE VALUE REALIZATION ROAD MAP: HOW TO ENSURE CUSTOMER This ensures a tight coupling with customer expectations. 3: Establish Customer-Touch Frequency. The vendor and customer agree to a schedule of milestones, along with the scope and significance of the progress reviews planned. 4: Execute. The vendor executes the project or delivers the product/solution according to the Value Realization RoadMap.
“SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” We use strategy mapping and strategic relationship mapping to improve knowledge, solution generation, and improve and influence customer relationships. This has dramatically helped us make this shift from product pusher to “trusted advisor.”. Strategy Mapping helps us understand a customer’s “story” from top to bottom in a logicalway.
“HOW WOKE IS COKE?” Christian Sarkar is the editor of THE MARKETING JOURNAL, an entrepreneur, marketing consultant, and activist. He is the founder of Ecosystematic, an ecosystem visualization tool. See also the $300 House project and FixCapitalism.com. He is the co-author (with Philip Kotler) of Brand Activism: From Purpose to Action. “DELIVERING CUSTOMER OUTCOMES VERSUS SELLING PRODUCTS: THE At one time, customers educated sales people about their business needs and provided information to help them shape customized solutions. Today, the internet has transformed the way information is accessed—with one tap on a website you can easily enter your customer’s world the same way that your customers are already doing to learn about your company, and your competitor’s offerings. “HOW MARKET-BASED ASSETS GENERATE CUSTOMER VALUE” 1. The greater the value that can be generated from market-based assets for external entities such as customer, channels, suppliers, and other strategic partners, the greater their satisfaction and willingness to be involved with the firm, and, as a consequence, the greater the potential value of these marketplace entities to the firm.2.
“THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MARKETING AND CAPITALISM Now I am able to answer why I claimed earlier that Marketing is the Engine of Capitalism. Capitalism is the best economic system for producing the greatest volume and diversity of goods and services. For it to succeed, however, there must be enough buyers for all the goods and services that Capitalism is capable of producing. THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS January 14, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021.DIGITAL MARKETING
May 10, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “What’s Next for Marketing?”. –SOCIAL MEDIA
April 20, 2018. “Data and Trust: . 4 Painful Lessons from Facebook” – Frank Grillo and Mark Blessington. April 5, 2018. “Brandshaming: The Kids vs. The “COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditional “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “MARKETING 5.0: TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMANITY” This book is partly inspired by Society 5.0—a high-level initiative of Japan—which contains a roadmap to create a sustainable society supported by smart technologies. Technology can and must be leveraged for the good of humanity. Marketing 5.0, by definition, is the application of human-mimicking technologies to create, communicate,deliver
“ECOSYSTEM MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION The ecosystem maps used to illustrate the various types of ecosystems were created using an ecosystem visualization tool: Ecosystematic. The colors for each node in the maps signify traffic and attention levels. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“DOES CX STILL MATTER?” The Search for a Unified View on CX. While many companies and organizations claim to have the universal definition of customer experience, the reality is different. “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS January 14, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021.DIGITAL MARKETING
May 10, 2021. “Marketing is what you do when you have a sh#tty product.”. – Christopher Lochhead. January 5, 2021. “What’s Next for Marketing?”. –SOCIAL MEDIA
April 20, 2018. “Data and Trust: . 4 Painful Lessons from Facebook” – Frank Grillo and Mark Blessington. April 5, 2018. “Brandshaming: The Kids vs. The “COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditional “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “MARKETING 5.0: TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMANITY” This book is partly inspired by Society 5.0—a high-level initiative of Japan—which contains a roadmap to create a sustainable society supported by smart technologies. Technology can and must be leveraged for the good of humanity. Marketing 5.0, by definition, is the application of human-mimicking technologies to create, communicate,deliver
“ECOSYSTEM MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF COMPETITION The ecosystem maps used to illustrate the various types of ecosystems were created using an ecosystem visualization tool: Ecosystematic. The colors for each node in the maps signify traffic and attention levels. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International “BRANDING: FROM PURPOSE TO BENEFICENCE” The higher purpose suggests emotional and social benefits coming from choosing that brand. Coca Cola’s functional purpose is to “relieve thirst with a good taste.”. Its higher purpose is to “deliver happiness.”. If that is the space in which Coca Cola wants to operate, it can go further than just delivering happiness by drinkingCoke.
“DOES CX STILL MATTER?” The Search for a Unified View on CX. While many companies and organizations claim to have the universal definition of customer experience, the reality is different. “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” INNOVATION - MARKETING JOURNAL March 10, 2020. “How Woke is Coke?”. – Christian Sarkar and Philip Kotler. February 14, 2020. “COLLABORATION AND CO-CREATION: THE ROAD TO CREATING VALUE The concept of customer value is central to both of them.”. This is true. And perhaps just as importantly, collaboration and co-creation are increasingly central to creating customer value. Open innovation thinking, where companies collaborate with suppliers, distributors, and customers to co-create unique value, is fast replacing traditional “THE CONSUMER IN THE AGE OF CORONAVIRUS” The coronavirus COVID-19 is spreading relentlessly through the world creating a path of death and destruction. The world is in danger of falling into a Great Depression, with millions of unemployed workers across the globe. The impact will especially hit the poor – both in terms of health and economics; many cannot even afford to wash their “THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Social media is no different. Leaders use the power of social media to surface those shared values and engage customers. Organizations will make a quantum leap in trust and creative collaborations when they legitimize, and even celebrate, their motivating social values. These are the deeply held human and social impulses that move people to act “THE INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM: NEW RULES FOR THE FUTURE Previously, we examined the ecosystem view of marketing.Now we turn to the innovation ecosystem – where do new ideas and capabilities come from?. W hen you look at marketing and innovation through an ecosystem lens, everything changes. This is especially true when you consider Bill Joy’s observation that “there are always more smart people outside your company than within.” “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” Christian Sarkar is the editor of this site, an entrepreneur, consultant, artist, and activist. See the $300 House project and FixCapitalism.com. Philip Kotler is the “father of modern marketing.”. He is the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. “THE VALUE REALIZATION ROAD MAP: HOW TO ENSURE CUSTOMER This ensures a tight coupling with customer expectations. 3: Establish Customer-Touch Frequency. The vendor and customer agree to a schedule of milestones, along with the scope and significance of the progress reviews planned. 4: Execute. The vendor executes the project or delivers the product/solution according to the Value Realization RoadMap.
“THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MARKETING AND CAPITALISM Now I am able to answer why I claimed earlier that Marketing is the Engine of Capitalism. Capitalism is the best economic system for producing the greatest volume and diversity of goods and services. For it to succeed, however, there must be enough buyers for all the goods and services that Capitalism is capable of producing. “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” We use strategy mapping and strategic relationship mapping to improve knowledge, solution generation, and improve and influence customer relationships. This has dramatically helped us make this shift from product pusher to “trusted advisor.”. Strategy Mapping helps us understand a customer’s “story” from top to bottom in a logicalway.
“HOW WOKE IS COKE?” Christian Sarkar is the editor of THE MARKETING JOURNAL, an entrepreneur, marketing consultant, and activist. He is the founder of Ecosystematic, an ecosystem visualization tool. See also the $300 House project and FixCapitalism.com. He is the co-author (with Philip Kotler) of Brand Activism: From Purpose to Action. THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More INNOVATION - MARKETING JOURNAL This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEIMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON SOCIETY ARTICLETHE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIANUMBER OF SOCIAL MEDIA USERSSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENTSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT IDEASSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONS By now most companies realize that they are competing on customer experience.. What is not understood as well is the social imperative: social media is now perhaps the most critical component of your customer experience.. In fact, it will make or break it. How well is social media integrated into your customer experience? “WELCOME TO THE AGE OF DEMARKETING” PHILIP KOTLER is known around the world as the “father of modern marketing.” For over 50 years he has taught at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Kotler’s book “Marketing Management” is the most widely used textbook in marketing around the world. “PUMA’S BRAND ACTIVISM: UNIVERSAL EQUALITY, GENDER 50 years ago, when US sprinter Tommie Smith took the gold in the 200 meters in a world-record-setting time at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, he used his moment on the podium to enter the history books. His countryman John Carlos, who won bronze in the same race, also took a stand. The ACLU describes the scene, and places it perspective with our current climate: “DELIVERING CUSTOMER OUTCOMES VERSUS SELLING PRODUCTS: THESEE MORE ON MARKETINGJOURNAL.ORG “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” “THE PLATFORM REVOLUTION” Geoffrey Parker is a professor of engineering at Dartmouth College (effective July 2016) and a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. He has been a professor of management science at Tulane University since 1998. Marshall W. Van Alstyne is one of the world’s foremost scholars of information business models, is a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More INNOVATION - MARKETING JOURNAL This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEIMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON SOCIETY ARTICLETHE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIANUMBER OF SOCIAL MEDIA USERSSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENTSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT IDEASSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONS By now most companies realize that they are competing on customer experience.. What is not understood as well is the social imperative: social media is now perhaps the most critical component of your customer experience.. In fact, it will make or break it. How well is social media integrated into your customer experience? “WELCOME TO THE AGE OF DEMARKETING” PHILIP KOTLER is known around the world as the “father of modern marketing.” For over 50 years he has taught at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Kotler’s book “Marketing Management” is the most widely used textbook in marketing around the world. “PUMA’S BRAND ACTIVISM: UNIVERSAL EQUALITY, GENDER 50 years ago, when US sprinter Tommie Smith took the gold in the 200 meters in a world-record-setting time at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, he used his moment on the podium to enter the history books. His countryman John Carlos, who won bronze in the same race, also took a stand. The ACLU describes the scene, and places it perspective with our current climate: “DELIVERING CUSTOMER OUTCOMES VERSUS SELLING PRODUCTS: THESEE MORE ON MARKETINGJOURNAL.ORG “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” “THE PLATFORM REVOLUTION” Geoffrey Parker is a professor of engineering at Dartmouth College (effective July 2016) and a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. He has been a professor of management science at Tulane University since 1998. Marshall W. Van Alstyne is one of the world’s foremost scholars of information business models, is a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the2021 JUNE
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THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More INNOVATION - MARKETING JOURNAL This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEIMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON SOCIETY ARTICLETHE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIANUMBER OF SOCIAL MEDIA USERSSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENTSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT IDEASSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONS By now most companies realize that they are competing on customer experience.. What is not understood as well is the social imperative: social media is now perhaps the most critical component of your customer experience.. In fact, it will make or break it. How well is social media integrated into your customer experience? “WELCOME TO THE AGE OF DEMARKETING” PHILIP KOTLER is known around the world as the “father of modern marketing.” For over 50 years he has taught at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Kotler’s book “Marketing Management” is the most widely used textbook in marketing around the world. “PUMA’S BRAND ACTIVISM: UNIVERSAL EQUALITY, GENDER 50 years ago, when US sprinter Tommie Smith took the gold in the 200 meters in a world-record-setting time at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, he used his moment on the podium to enter the history books. His countryman John Carlos, who won bronze in the same race, also took a stand. The ACLU describes the scene, and places it perspective with our current climate: “DELIVERING CUSTOMER OUTCOMES VERSUS SELLING PRODUCTS: THESEE MORE ON MARKETINGJOURNAL.ORG “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” “THE PLATFORM REVOLUTION” Geoffrey Parker is a professor of engineering at Dartmouth College (effective July 2016) and a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. He has been a professor of management science at Tulane University since 1998. Marshall W. Van Alstyne is one of the world’s foremost scholars of information business models, is a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the THE MARKETING JOURNALABOUTINTERVIEWSARTICLESVIDEOSBOOK REVIEWSVIEWS This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More INNOVATION - MARKETING JOURNAL This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More “CRITICISMS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETING” “THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEIMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON SOCIETY ARTICLETHE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIANUMBER OF SOCIAL MEDIA USERSSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENTSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT IDEASSOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT QUESTIONS By now most companies realize that they are competing on customer experience.. What is not understood as well is the social imperative: social media is now perhaps the most critical component of your customer experience.. In fact, it will make or break it. How well is social media integrated into your customer experience? “WELCOME TO THE AGE OF DEMARKETING” PHILIP KOTLER is known around the world as the “father of modern marketing.” For over 50 years he has taught at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Kotler’s book “Marketing Management” is the most widely used textbook in marketing around the world. “PUMA’S BRAND ACTIVISM: UNIVERSAL EQUALITY, GENDER 50 years ago, when US sprinter Tommie Smith took the gold in the 200 meters in a world-record-setting time at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, he used his moment on the podium to enter the history books. His countryman John Carlos, who won bronze in the same race, also took a stand. The ACLU describes the scene, and places it perspective with our current climate: “DELIVERING CUSTOMER OUTCOMES VERSUS SELLING PRODUCTS: THESEE MORE ON MARKETINGJOURNAL.ORG “FINALLY, BRAND ACTIVISM!” “SHIFTING FROM PERSONA TO PERSON” “THE PLATFORM REVOLUTION” Geoffrey Parker is a professor of engineering at Dartmouth College (effective July 2016) and a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. He has been a professor of management science at Tulane University since 1998. Marshall W. Van Alstyne is one of the world’s foremost scholars of information business models, is a visiting scholar at the MIT Initiative on the2021 JUNE
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“OUTCOME-DRIVEN VENTURING: BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTIONS—AND BUILD THEM RIGHT” – NOEL SOBELMAN AND TONY ULWICKMarch 25, 2021
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“CUSTOMER INTIMACY AND THE RETURN TO THE VALUE OF TIME” – BYENRICO FOGLIA
March 3, 2021
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February 2, 2021
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January 24, 2021
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January 22, 2021
“FROM CORONA ANXIETY TOWARDS A NEW ENLIGHTENMENT – WHY A RETURN TO NORMAL IS NOT A MEANINGFUL OPTION” – GUIDO PALAZZOJanuary 14, 2021
“MARKETING IS WHAT YOU DO WHEN YOU HAVE A SH#TTY PRODUCT.” – CHRISTOPHER LOCHHEADJanuary 5, 2021
BOOK REVIEW: “5 QUESTIONS CREATIVES AND ENTREPRENEURS SHOULD BE ASKING THEMSELVES (ACCORDING TO SETH GODIN’S NEW BOOK, THE PRACTICE)” – EWA WOJCIECHOWSKADecember 21, 2020
“CROWDSOURCING, INNOVATION, AND THE TYRANNY OF IDEAS” – AN INTERVIEW WITH JOVOTO’S BASTIAN UNTERBERG, TIM ASSMANN, AND LIZ VONLOEWEN
October 24, 2020
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October 21, 2020
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“HARNESSING YOUR PERSONAL NARRATIVE” – AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHNHAGEL
October 3, 2020
“CONSUMER BOYCOTTS: AN ESSENTIAL METHOD OF PEACEFUL PROTEST” –PHILIP KOTLER
September 1, 2020
“WHEN LOGIC MEETS INTUITION: THE SQUIRCLE” – AN INTERVIEW WITHFRANCIS CHOLLE
July 21, 2020
“THE RISE OF 5 NEW-NORMAL LIFESTYLES” – PHILIP KOTLERJuly 20, 2020
“THE CONSUMER IN THE AGE OF CORONAVIRUS” – PHILIP KOTLERJuly 7, 2020
“AN UPDATE ON SOCIAL MEDIA” – AN INTERVIEW WITH MARC OPRESNIKJune 22, 2020
“RESPONDING TO THE COVID-19 CHALLENGE” – AN INTERVIEW WITH HANNEKE FABER, UNILEVERJune 5, 2020
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April 6, 2020
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March 13, 2020
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March 10, 2020
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