When I was growing up, we had a set of encyclopedias in our house. I often looked at these encyclopedias as a child, and thought that if I read all of them, I’d know almost everything (Of course, I never did read all of them). The access I had to information was bounded by what [...]
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December 11, 2011
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Forget destinations. Your brand is everywhere and nowhere.
By Paul Adams in MarketingWe’ve been conditioned to think about destinations for our marketing activity. Our physical store, our website, our micro-site, our e-commerce site. Many ad dollars are spent on driving traffic to specific destinations, where we’re confronted with a very controlled experience designed to elicit specific reactions and build specific perceptions and associations. This has been especially [...]
December 11, 2011
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Facebook and one-night stands
By Paul Adams in MarketingMany people ask me for tips on being successful on the Facebook platform. There are many answers to this question, but for the most part, people don’t need tactical tips, they need to change their whole approach. Over the past 50 years, the advertising industry has taught us to think about campaigns. One off efforts [...]
