The document discusses how "micromarketing" focuses on doing small things to achieve big results. It argues that the marketing landscape has shifted from mass communications and large campaigns to personalized interactions and relationships driven by individual "micromavens". By inspiring and empowering many micromavens to share content organically, companies can achieve widespread awareness and attention without big budgets. Several case studies are presented that achieved significant results through grassroots microcontent spread by influencers rather than traditional paid media. The key idea is that thinking and acting small through micro-level interactions can lead to macro-level impacts if done effectively.