Postmarketing - new principles for the postmarketing age
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We are entering an age where abundance, excess, and accumulation are giving way to thrift, conservation and transparency. Postmarketing seeks to help marketers navigate this fundamental change with a new way to think about marketing strategy. By Todd Barr - marketingfree.typepad.com Feb 2009.
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- 8. WE INTERRUPT OUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED PRESENTATION FOR A MUST READ: Productivity: Enough of too much by J. Walker Smith As seen in Media Magazine November 1, 2008 Friday, February 13, 2009
- 9. abundance consumerism cheap money advertising niche luxury post tag-line we mass are marketing So what do we do now? Friday, February 13, 2009
- 10. We’re feeling inadequate. Stick a fork in us! At least Oh, shut up! we’re green! Friday, February 13, 2009
- 11. But will they blend? Friday, February 13, 2009
- 12. From the kitchen of: marketingfree.typepad.com Four P Smoothie Ingredients: 1. A little product 2. A dash of place 3. A smidge of price 4. A bit of promotion Blend vigorously, and then mix in a liberal amount of new thinking, and you will get... (continued) Friday, February 13, 2009
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- 17. ELATIONSHIPPRINCIPLES RAVE Product marketing is a relic of mass production. Stop thinking “products”, and start thinking “relationships”. Products must market themselves by forging a relationship with their users. Try replacing your “product roadmap” with a “relationship roadmap”. Ask yourself “how else can I serve my core customers?” (instead of “what features should we add?”). Differentiate on the end-to-end customer experience - not product features. Friday, February 13, 2009
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- 19. AFFILIATIONPRINCIPLES RAVE Place is a relic of a time when products were placed on shelves (distributed). It’s time to think bigger than that. We live in a reputation economy, where your reputation is immortalized forever online. You are your social graph. Create and manage a social graph for your company that includes: Who you sell through and with Who you want to influence Who you want to help (contribute to) Who you need to help you (take from) Who you must stay in touch with Who would have an interest in your success Friday, February 13, 2009
- 20. RAVE Pop Quiz 1) Red Hat is... A Linux company An insurance company please use a #2 pencil and fill-in the circles completely Friday, February 13, 2009
- 21. VALUE EXCHANGEPRINCIPLES RAVE Price assumes that the only currency of value is money. There are other currencies that are valuable, e.g. commitment, work, options, or endorsements. You may not sell what you actually produce - seek to sell what is most valuable to your core customers. Red Hat sells risk mitigation, but produces a Linux distribution. Nothing is free. If you are going to give something away, get something valuable in return. iTunes is free (but, trust me, my willing lock-in to Apple is not). Friday, February 13, 2009
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- 28. RAVE please rate & comment thanks! todd barr tbarrt@yahoo.com marketingfree.typepad.com February 2009 Friday, February 13, 2009