The document discusses a conference on modern branding and marketing approaches. It describes how brands are now defined by their interactions and what they do for customers. Traditional marketing tools are becoming less effective, so companies need new ways to constantly create and engage customers in conversations to build connections. The conference presented ideas like collaborative research through micro-briefs and ideas, using new media to listen to customers and create experiences that bring people together.
10. classic marketing tools
http://www.zeusjones.com/blog/2009/planningness-new-marketing-tools/
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11. the one “insight”
http://www.flickr.com/photos/snorri_orn/3510012461/
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12. the one “big idea”
http://www.flickr.com/photos/40954787@N00/189243792/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27818524@N00/420677725/
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13. How can we make
research faster, cheaper,
more effective, more
iterative in nature?
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35. “the key is to produce something that both pulls people
together and gives them something to do.” - Henry Jenkins
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36. creating more human connections at
the heart of everything we do
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cerasaragirl/1896458365/
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37. THE ENGAGEMENT PLANNING GUIDE CLIENT BUSINESS PROBLEM OR CHALLENGE:
BETA
THEPLANNINGLAB.TYPEPAD.COM 2009
FREE TO USE AND REDISTRIBUTE
PRIMARY BRAND TARGET GROUP BRAND RELATIONSHIP
SOLUTION BUILDING
New channels/formats/
/technologies/… What relationship does the brand have
How does the target group behave?
with its audience? What’s a realistic
In buying decisions?
future brand relationship?
ENABLERS
What’s their real-life What should be the role of
INTERACTION
conversation topic? the new media channel(s)?
CREATE
INFORM/ATTRACT/MOTIVATE/SELL
SHARE
RECEIVE
INDIVIDUALS IN THE SOCIAL NETWORK HOW ARE TRADITIONAL MEDIA CHANNELS/
FORMATS/CONTACT POINTS USED BY THE
TARGET GROUP? WHAT ROLES DO THEY HAVE?
Experiences/entertainment/
content/visualisation/functions
ACTIVATORS
The Planning Lab
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38. a journey, not just the destination
http://www.flickr.com/photos/75429951@N00/375434178/
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39. instead of 360-degree
campaigns
http://www.flickr.com/photos/98894117@N00/2206475032/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/75429951@N00/375434178/
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40. fin
http://www.flickr.com/photos/32301381@N06/3018871173/
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43. we all have one shared goal
http://www.flickr.com/photos/75429951@N00/375434178/
http://www.schneiderism.com/tag/f1-pit-crew/
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44. Does connections
planning have a place at
interTrend?
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45. How can we find what
Asian-Americans are
doing on and offline, and
with whom?
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46. How can we create our
own media?
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47. Twitter: @nguyenduong
Email: nguyen@intrendTrend.com
a lot of this comes from people much smarter than me, that i’ve stolen from, discussed with and remixed it here. those people are:
@jasonoke, @garethk, @adrianho, @joakimnilsen, @faris, @chroma, @paulisakson, @avin_narasimhan, @jeremytai, @erinjoan,
@kylecameron, @clairegrinton, @johnfschneider, @theplanninglab, @skylerwallace, @plannergirl, @daria, @congbo, @misentropy,
@buddingculture, Tim Gregory, Apo Bordin, Stephanie Redlener, Kaleen Ogden, Lydia Kim, Stacey Kawahata, Hilary Hempstead, Gorse
jeffries
http://www.flickr.com/photos/windo/4048391693/
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