The document discusses the rise of collaborative consumption, which emerged from increased online connectivity in the early 2000s that allowed for peer-to-peer sharing through social media, marketplaces, and mobile apps. This sharing of underutilized assets led to new models of redistribution markets and collaborative lifestyles. Companies like Airbnb and Zipcar have embraced these models by allowing access over ownership and building trust through user reviews rather than traditional advertising. The collaborative economy is shifting how people see themselves as users rather than consumers and is disrupting traditional business models.
How to create your own job during global crisisredwhy
This Presentation aims at educating students on choosing the idea during global crisis. During global crisis when students graduate they won't get the job, this presentations aims at educating them how to create jobs even during global crisis
E-Commerce is becoming more and more pervasive, multi-channel, multi-device and must be able to maintain contact with consumers on different media. Blomming is a solution that allows everybody, people and companies, to become a social retailer
How to create your own job during global crisisredwhy
This Presentation aims at educating students on choosing the idea during global crisis. During global crisis when students graduate they won't get the job, this presentations aims at educating them how to create jobs even during global crisis
E-Commerce is becoming more and more pervasive, multi-channel, multi-device and must be able to maintain contact with consumers on different media. Blomming is a solution that allows everybody, people and companies, to become a social retailer
Visual content is the centerpiece of your brand's world across online paid, owned, networked and borrowed media.
In this briefing I explored the importance of using visual content to capture user attention, add value to a consumer’s relationship with a brand and drive earned media.
I also covered off the visual content toolkit for marketers, explored visual storytelling and showed some examples of visual content I've developed with the team.
Visual Content Breakfast Seminar - June 2013fivebyfive
Visual content is the centrepiece of your brand's world across online paid, owned, networked and borrowed media.
In this breakfast briefing we explored the importance of using visual content to capture user attention, add value to a consumer’s relationship with a brand and drive earned media.
We also covered off the visual content toolkit for marketers, explored visual storytelling and showed some examples of visual content we've been tinkering with ourselves.
Delivered by Tom Chapman, Head of Innovation at Five by Five on 7th June (Southampton) and again on 14th June (London) as part of the agencies ongoing series of breakfast seminars.
Google Glass: Wearable technology accelerates transformation of your consumer...Madeleine BOUGE
Following my master's thesis about "HOW CAN THE SPECIFIC FEATURES OF WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES ACCELERATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CONSUMERS INTO ENTHUSIASTIC BRAND ADVOCATES?" in the sector of infotainment, fitness and wellness, I've decided to adapt this question to the Google Glass product.
Legitimate brands should forecast the wearable technology market growth in their long-term business plan and use this major opportunity to benefit from this trend in terms of marketing. By the fact that the wearable technology is following wearers in their intimacy, the link between both could be stronger than for the other products but it also raises more ethical questions.
How is the today wearable technology global market? What can brands learn from early case studies that hit the mainstream market? What is the strategy to be profitable when launching a wearable technology?
And so, how can the specific features of wearable technologies accelerate the transformation of consumers into enthusiastic brand advocates?
Find my master's thesis here: http://madeleinebouge.wordpress.com/
This was the presentation the kicked off our first Meetup of the Second Screen Vancouver group. It consists of secondary research done around the second screen, as well as a case study from us on our own second screen experience.
This was the presentation the kicked off our first Meetup of the Second Screen Vancouver group. It consists of secondary research done around the second screen, as well as a case study from Work at Play on their own second screen experience.
Using Social Media to Mine Business InsightKelly Rusk
This presentation explores the use of social media monitoring to mine insight and bring that insight back to your organization in order to apply and improve results. Also addresses why I feel PR is well poised to own this role in an organization.
13 trends that will have bearing and impact in Philippine shores. Presentation made at the General Membership Meeting of the Philippine Association of National Advertisers held last February 2013 at the Hard Rock Cafe, Makati, Philippines
Trend watchers – us included – love to obsess over the new. But regular readers often ask us what’s happened to past trends, and of course that’s something we religiously track too. Which is why this month, we take a look back at five past trends*, including one from 2009 (gasp!): the developments, the status quo, and the many future innovation opportunities they will continue to offer (for those who still need their NEWISM-fix ;)
Since 2014 is still fresh, we’d like to present our report on some of the most relevant cultural and marketing trends for the year ahead. We hope this report will provide you with rich context to better understand our industry, our audiences and where the world is heading.
http://zambezi-la.com/culture/2014-bites-special-edition-trend-forecast/
Enjoy & feel free to share with your peers.
Conventional marketing often ignores the wider context of culture. Not at Zambezi. We practice cultural planning - gathering cultural knowledge and insights in order to build brand equity by creating cultural currency.
trendwatching.com’s 7 CONSUMER TRENDS TO RUN WITH IN 2014TrendWatching
Check out our handpicked selection of 7 Consumer Trends begging to be applied in 2014. By you. From CROWD SHAPED to THE INTERNET OF CARING THINGS to MYCHIATRY...
Visual content is the centerpiece of your brand's world across online paid, owned, networked and borrowed media.
In this briefing I explored the importance of using visual content to capture user attention, add value to a consumer’s relationship with a brand and drive earned media.
I also covered off the visual content toolkit for marketers, explored visual storytelling and showed some examples of visual content I've developed with the team.
Visual Content Breakfast Seminar - June 2013fivebyfive
Visual content is the centrepiece of your brand's world across online paid, owned, networked and borrowed media.
In this breakfast briefing we explored the importance of using visual content to capture user attention, add value to a consumer’s relationship with a brand and drive earned media.
We also covered off the visual content toolkit for marketers, explored visual storytelling and showed some examples of visual content we've been tinkering with ourselves.
Delivered by Tom Chapman, Head of Innovation at Five by Five on 7th June (Southampton) and again on 14th June (London) as part of the agencies ongoing series of breakfast seminars.
Google Glass: Wearable technology accelerates transformation of your consumer...Madeleine BOUGE
Following my master's thesis about "HOW CAN THE SPECIFIC FEATURES OF WEARABLE TECHNOLOGIES ACCELERATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CONSUMERS INTO ENTHUSIASTIC BRAND ADVOCATES?" in the sector of infotainment, fitness and wellness, I've decided to adapt this question to the Google Glass product.
Legitimate brands should forecast the wearable technology market growth in their long-term business plan and use this major opportunity to benefit from this trend in terms of marketing. By the fact that the wearable technology is following wearers in their intimacy, the link between both could be stronger than for the other products but it also raises more ethical questions.
How is the today wearable technology global market? What can brands learn from early case studies that hit the mainstream market? What is the strategy to be profitable when launching a wearable technology?
And so, how can the specific features of wearable technologies accelerate the transformation of consumers into enthusiastic brand advocates?
Find my master's thesis here: http://madeleinebouge.wordpress.com/
This was the presentation the kicked off our first Meetup of the Second Screen Vancouver group. It consists of secondary research done around the second screen, as well as a case study from us on our own second screen experience.
This was the presentation the kicked off our first Meetup of the Second Screen Vancouver group. It consists of secondary research done around the second screen, as well as a case study from Work at Play on their own second screen experience.
Using Social Media to Mine Business InsightKelly Rusk
This presentation explores the use of social media monitoring to mine insight and bring that insight back to your organization in order to apply and improve results. Also addresses why I feel PR is well poised to own this role in an organization.
13 trends that will have bearing and impact in Philippine shores. Presentation made at the General Membership Meeting of the Philippine Association of National Advertisers held last February 2013 at the Hard Rock Cafe, Makati, Philippines
Trend watchers – us included – love to obsess over the new. But regular readers often ask us what’s happened to past trends, and of course that’s something we religiously track too. Which is why this month, we take a look back at five past trends*, including one from 2009 (gasp!): the developments, the status quo, and the many future innovation opportunities they will continue to offer (for those who still need their NEWISM-fix ;)
Since 2014 is still fresh, we’d like to present our report on some of the most relevant cultural and marketing trends for the year ahead. We hope this report will provide you with rich context to better understand our industry, our audiences and where the world is heading.
http://zambezi-la.com/culture/2014-bites-special-edition-trend-forecast/
Enjoy & feel free to share with your peers.
Conventional marketing often ignores the wider context of culture. Not at Zambezi. We practice cultural planning - gathering cultural knowledge and insights in order to build brand equity by creating cultural currency.
trendwatching.com’s 7 CONSUMER TRENDS TO RUN WITH IN 2014TrendWatching
Check out our handpicked selection of 7 Consumer Trends begging to be applied in 2014. By you. From CROWD SHAPED to THE INTERNET OF CARING THINGS to MYCHIATRY...
9. The concept has become widely recognized with
the literature and research of Rachel Botsman
who authored the book What’s Mine is Yours:
The Rise of Collaborative Consumption.
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10. Botman’s speech at the TEDx conference in
Sydney described a cultural and economic
system born out of our increasing personal self-
interest while also preserving the wellbeing of
the entire community.
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12. Collaborative consumption was born out of our
nation’s socioeconomic attitude and diverse
communication methods from the early 2000s
to 2010.
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13. Let’s take a brief lap in history…
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14. Back to Y2K (when the world ended)
In the year 2000, private consumption
expenditures at the household level topped $20
trillion.
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15. Which was more than four times that of 1960
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16. During the 2000s there was an unprecedented
increase in online connectivity between peers…
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17. social medias, online marketplaces, forums,
mobile applications and other network
technologies.
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18. This produced and traded a different variety of
assets!
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19. The peer-to-peer movement redefined what
ownership, distribution, knowledge and sharing
meant in our culture.
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20. PANIC that technology would replace human
interaction was restored!
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21. New innovational online systems brought people
together with an efficiency that was once never
possible.
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22. This movement has changed how we feel as
consumer.
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23. We don’t want the stuff, we want the experience
it contains.
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29. Peer-to-peer(p2p) online retailers allow for
perfect market equilibrium while eliminating
one of the biggest costs to our natural
environment:
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31. 2. Collaborative Lifestyles: People with similar
interests or needs collaborate together to swap
resources that are often less tangible such as
time, skills and money.
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32. The exchanges in this system are typically on a
community or local level, but…
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34. Zopa, a peer-to-peer lending company based out
of the UK provides microloans to people
willing meet the investor in the “zone of
possible agreement” (ZOPA).
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41. Airbnb created a p2p bed and breakfast online
service where people can find cheap
accommodations in almost any major city in
the world through actual homeowners.
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42. These new businesses have become consumed
with the power of user recommendations that
now act as a “reputation capital” for businesses
and individuals.
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45. Great brands start movements that create
solutions, connections that rely on user
experience, not the product itself.
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46. As we embark into the new landscape of
reduction in consumption, brands must shift
their systems and organizational development
to fix our environmental and economic
instability.
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47. Where do we go from here?
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48. • Access vs. Ownership: Increased
access>increased ownership
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49. • Within the last decade our society has gone
from car ownership car sharing ride
sharing p2p car rental.
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50. • Why should we own cars outright if the average
car costs $8,000 a year to run and on average it
sits idle for 23 hour a day?
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51. • Brands must be able to redefine ownership and
build upon peer-to-peer systems that have
established a powerful attraction to shared
sustainable access for new innovative products
and used ones.
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52. • Perhaps the same ideology may be reformatted
to help repair the media conglomerates that
have reduced our admittance to cheap internet,
cable and mobile…
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54. In the collaborative consumption model
individuals negotiate deals between peers for
products and services and can act as brand
ambassadors for companies.
-Marketing without the advertising-
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55. With traditional retailers out of the picture, online
rental services allow individuals to
communicate their allegiance or opposition to
specific goods in an unmodified manner.
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56. Brands known for durability, increased
availability or those that have been devised for
improvement can create a stronger economic
worth to the consumer.
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57. Positive ratings and reputation in these new
online consumer communities is an invaluable
asset in our collaborative economy where…
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60. Well, in terms of where our economic endeavors
are headed…
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61. it means that a large number of firms in the U.S.
are producing obsolete products and services
while marketing them in an even more archaic
fashion.
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62. Advertising has been trying to play catch up for
quite some time now.
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63. Old forms of media can’t be slapped into digital
platforms, yet we still see banner ads and pop-
ups almost every time we use an online
platform.
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64. Today, customers are seen as a means to an end in
order to be controlled and targeted with a
medium of communication that is supposed to
distract and interrupt the user’s experience.
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65. With the collaborative consumption dynamic let’s
reconsider how advertising can interact with
and affect people’s lives!
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66. Customers are the single most valuable
component to any business that supplies
products and services
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67. Nike+ was able to provide a valuable service to
its customers through supplying a measurable
achievement…
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68. that people can also share with their peers and
community.
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69. Not only does their product enable consumers to
better their own lives, but through sharing on
their online platform you can now compete in
real time.
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74. Walmart Labs launched a food service called
Goodies where subscribers receive a free
sample of different foods every month.
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75. Then customers rate the food and their experience
and choose to subscribe to shopping for their
favorite foods online.
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76. With each review customers write about the
service they earn points they can use for their
next purchase.
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77. Walmart isn’t known for creating preferred
culinary desires for their customers, but it has
embraced the idea of discovery e-commerce
where they help customers find their meals
before they come to the store or order online.
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78. This new social review system that Walmart Labs
developed can be used in many other parts of
their organization.
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82. The collaborative model empowers customers to
share a different type of product while
restructuring business models to become more
sustainable!
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