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- 1. 1 Leif Geuder Founder & Strategic Director becc agency
- 2. 2 AR/VR Future of Work Smart Cities New Generation / Digital NativesDigital TransformationCyborgs / AI
- 3. 3 AR/VR Future of Work Smart Cities New Generation / Digital NativesDigital TransformationCyborgs / AI brands
- 4. 4 brands
- 5. 5 IN THE PAST BRAND BRAND BRAND BRANDS SOLD US THEIR DREAMS.
- 6. 6 IN THE PAST BRAND BRAND BRAND BRANDS SOLD US THEIR DREAMS.
- 7. 7 IN THE PAST BRAND BRAND BRAND BRANDS SOLD US THEIR DREAMS.
- 8. 8 IN THE PAST BRAND BRAND BRAND BRANDS SOLD US THEIR DREAMS. JUST DO IT!
- 9. 9 Brand Brand Brand mainly focused on VISUAL DIFFERENTIATION from other brands PAST: BRANDS SOLD US THEIR DREAMS.
- 10. becc agency Seite 10 TODAY WE ARE PURSUING OUR OWN DREAMS …
- 11. becc agency Seite 11 ... IDEAS ...
- 12. becc agency Seite 12 ... AND LIFESTYLES.
- 13. 13 TODAY BRANDS ARE DEGRADED TO FULFILL OUR OWN DREAMS.BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND
- 14. 14 TODAY BRANDS ARE DEGRADED TO FULFILL OUR OWN DREAMS.BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND
- 15. 15 TODAY BRANDS ARE DEGRADED TO FULFILL OUR OWN DREAMS.BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND EVERYBODY IS AN ATHLETE.
- 16. 16 TODAY BRANDS ARE DEGRADED TO FULFILL OUR OWN DREAMS.BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND
- 17. 17 Brand Brand Brand mainly focused on VISUAL DIFFERENTIATION from other brands PAST: BRANDS SOLD US THEIR DREAMS. TODAY: BRANDS ARE DEGRADED TO FULFILL OUR OWN DREAMS. BRANDS BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAN D BRAN D BRAN D focused on RELEVANT CONTENT and FUNCTIONALITIES
- 18. 18 Brand Brand Brand mainly focused on VISUAL DIFFERENTIATION from other brands PAST: BRANDS SOLD US THEIR DREAMS. TODAY: BRANDS ARE DEGRADED TO FULFILL OUR OWN DREAMS. BRANDS BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAND BRAN D BRAN D BRAN D focused on RELEVANT CONTENT and FUNCTIONALITIES customer ecosystem
- 19. 19 So, what’s next? “ ”
- 20. 20
- 21. 21 Now there are 10 statements why the salesman (brand & branding) is going to die … “ ”
- 22. 22 1. NOBODYNEEDS THIS MUCH CHOICE.
- 23. 23 2. CONSUMERISM IS ON ITS WAY OUT.
- 24. 24 3. WE WANT ACCESS OVER OWNERSHIP.
- 25. 25 4. OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND.
- 26. 26 5. I AM SPECIAL, JUSTLIKE EVERYONEELSE.
- 28. 28 7. ALL MY FRIENDS ARE SELLOUTS.
- 29. 29 8. HUMANS ADAPT MUCH FASTERTHAN COMPANIES CAN.
- 30. 30 9. THEMIDDLEMAN WILLBE BURIED WITH THE SALESMAN.
- 32. 32 Brands will die like we’re all going to die. Unless …
- 33. 33 I. Provide (really!) relevant products &services that are as convenient as possible for the customer. II. Focus on the experience and build a relationship with your customer. III. Be bold and have some (real!) character – and have an open-minded & flexible company culture.
Editor's Notes
- Our lifestyle was characterised by local/national influences. Many brands and products were available only in specific countries. Global information, trends or stories were limited. WE AS CUSTOMERS WORSHIPPED GLOBAL BRANDS AND BOUGHT THEIR DREAMS.
- We are living a global lifestyle. Mostly all brands and products are the same and available all over the world. Information, trends or stories are distributed instantly and globally. WE AS CUSTOMERS BECOME INDEPENDENT AND SELF-DETERMINED AND LIVE OUR OWNS DREAMS.
- What do all of these technologies discussed today mean for the future? How does it impact my human existence? What does this mean for many companies who are selling products?
- I will present to you 10 statements explaining how technology and society is killing brands (the salesman), and what can be done to try keep the salesman alive. – or at least successfully harvest organs from their rotting corpse.
- We suffer from the information overload, we’re overwhelmed, we would rather not engage with any of them!
- Due to environmental, economical and sociological factors, we are increasingly less interested in buying stuff. We are much more interested in experiences – something we can share, remember, and repeat.
- Most brands are still measuring their success through sales, but this metric is increasingly irrelevant. We want access over ownership: e.g. car sharing. When we don’t own the product, we are actually engaging with the service model. We will choose the company that has the best service, not necessarily the best products.
- Voice assistants will save us from all that choice – they will choose a brand for us. We trust them with (almost) everything: she knows my needs and desires and she talks to me like a human being. So, why should I take the trouble to interact with other brands?
- Wearing a logo or the latest must-have sneakers used to be something that made us proud. Now, its an embarrassment. The power dynamic has shifted: we expect brands to have personal relevance to us, rather than us making ourselves fit for the brand.
- When everyone is following the wims of popular culture, we end up with a whole bunch of brands that look the same. Brands are so desperate to give the people what they think they want, we can barely tell the difference between them anymore.
- Paid influencer on social media delude us with their recommendations. We felt a personal connection and identify with them, but in reality we were identifying with a lie – with content paid by companies. This is why we don’t believe in that shit anymore! e.g.: FYRE FESTIVAL EVEN WORD OF MOUTH IS LOSING ITS VALUE
- Change processes: Companies are slow to adapt to technology that customers already see as essential. Big brands are held back by slow internal change processes, which can leave them left behind.
- A big reason we pay more for a brand is because we trust that name. Blockchain technology enables independent, transparent, secure and efficient transactions without need for a trusted middleman. This means we will be able to trust strangers and unknown parties – reducing our need for brands.
- Big player are buying start ups with innovative ideas to remove them as potential competitors. e.g. Facebook owns Whatsapp, Instagram… we end up with just a few companies occupying the majority of our ecosystems (e.g. WeChat in China). But what happens when we are completely dependent on one company? E.g. current Facebook scandal – they have lost our trust but we are too dependent on them to stop being their customers.