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    1. Ole Miss Ad Club Presentation 4.7.08
    2. Southern Growth Studio
      • Clients call on the Southern Growth Studio when they are ready to leap, create new markets, or redefine the marketplace with a new product.
    3. What Southern Growth Studio Does
      • Southern Growth Studio is the only company in the Mid-South to blend brand marketing and product innovation.
        • Delivers a unique fusion of creative talent and business analysis to commercialize ideas, products, and services.
        • Validates ideas, concepts, and plans that have the power to create markets and eliminate those that are not worth growing.
        • User experience, utility, useful content, clusters of play.
        • Why?
    4. Missing word?
      • One dollar for the keen mind who will raise their hand and shout out the missing word.
    5. Advertising
      • We tell prospective clients that “the last thing we want to do is to sell you an ad.”
      • Why say such a thing?
        • Dare to guess?
    6. Clutter?
    7. Broken model?
      • Pick one
    8. Context: Post-industrial warp speed layers of information and interests
    9. Content = Context, a test List three images from last slide
      • ___________
      • ___________
      • ___________
    10. Heretic or realist? You decide.
      • “ Advertising is the tax you pay for unremarkable thinking.”
      • “ Google can advertise better than the best agency.”
    11. Bands doing better than many brands
      • “ If you just stood up in a crowd and said your story—‘I came home, and this girl I was dating wasn’t there, and I was wondering where she was’—it’s not interesting, but give it a melody, give it a beat, build it all the way up to a haircut. Now people pay attention.” Jack White
    12. Why? The chopping block.
      • Unlike the Record Companies, bands make a point to stay in touch with their audience.
      • Audience is, and always will be, the chopping block.
    13. Audience now own the experience.
      • Control: people choose content and medium.
      • Class: people expect usable, useful products from ethical companies who strive to innovate for the better.
      • Connect: people want to play with brands, have a say, interact, mash up, syndicate, and opine.
      • Choice: consumers and business audiences will not tolerate poorly designed products, weak services, or lacking insight, relevance, and delight.
    14. Shift in media
      • Push
      • Pull
      • Connect with clusters
    15. So, why do brands matter?
      • Why do brands matter in this mashed up, post-industrial, post-post-modern landscape that is half digital and half physical?
    16. Drucker as prophet
      • We are now living into the wise insight that Peter Drucker proclaimed years ago:
        • “ Business has only two functions--marketing and innovation.”
        • Let’s look at some recent examples of brand turnarounds or strong launches thanks to marketing and innovation.
          • Key words: useful, usable, play.
    17. Products + Community = Cool
    18. Products & widgets as marketing
    19. Play: mixing media interactions
    20. Usability: respect the audience
    21. Transformations make money
    22. 16 quarters of consecutive growth
    23. Uploads, ratings, and participation
    24. Join the conversation: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=8028397740
    25. READY TO GROW? Contact the Growth Engine Michael Graber | Managing Partner 662.236.8030 | michael@southerngrowthstudio.com

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