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Stopping my mental pricing bias
Many years ago (ok it was 1983), before he was a big-time star, I saw Jerry Seinfeld do a stand-up routine in Boston. He did a bit that went something like “I can’t compete with my father’s stories about the … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing stuff
Tagged Atlantic Monthly, Blue Apron, Cognitive bias, Jerry Seinfeld, Pricing bias, Spotify Unlimited, Spotify.com, XM Radio
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AARP – does it have a long-term future?
In April of 2012 I wrote a post on what I felt was the need for AARP to change its messaging and to re-brand. Some of the recent television spots feature AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins in which she promotes AARP … Continue reading
Posted in 50+ market, Marketing stuff
Tagged AARP, AARP discounts, AARP dues, AARP membership, Jo Ann Jenkins AARP
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23 books I finished in 2016
There’s a part of me that believes ‘You are what you read”. Some years ago I realized that I was not reading much aside from magazines, newspapers, and marketing and advertising industry articles. I set a goal to read 2 … Continue reading
Marketing 101 – Use evidence of success to drive decisions
Data-driven marketing, Big Data, and all the related terms should be at the forefront of the minds of marketers. 73% of all digital spending in 2016 will be purchased programmatically. http://www.pymnts.com/news/retail/2016/is-the-future-of-advertising-already-here/. Do more of what works, less of what … Continue reading
Why aren’t you marketing your product at a State Fair?
I’ve only been to one other State Fair in Ohio and it was a regional fair and not for the entire state but it was pretty much what I expected. Animals, produce, music performances, rides, funnel cakes, and corn dogs. … Continue reading
Amazon and Google are fast becoming like public utilities
I’ve noted on several occasions that I am an admirer of both Google (now Alphabet) and Amazon.com. As marketers we are involved with both every single day on behalf of our clients AND ourselves. We have a number of clients … Continue reading
NASA still needs to market itself
Last year I wrote about a great marketing story that “wasn’t” and it had to do with NASA. You remember NASA right? The National Aeronautics and Space Agency. Aeronautics? Does anyone really use that term outside of the agency itself? … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the World Today, Marketing stuff
Tagged marketing of outer space, NASA, NASA budget, NASA jobs, Space exploration
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For Billboard advertising you have 7 seconds or less
Since as my partner David likes to say we need to be COG-nostic (not agnostic) when it comes to deciding on the appropriate channel marketing mix OOH (out-of-home) marketing is always considered. As I have written in the past the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Marketing stuff, Out of home advertising
Tagged Billboards, OOH, Outdoor advertising
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State of Emergency: Rhode Island Stumbles and Falls. But What Happens Next is Even Worse.
Originally posted on Marketing Thingy:
Have you heard about the marketing disaster happening in Rhode Island? It’s pretty bad, and it’s only getting worse. Instead of just recounting the disaster, let’s look at what happened, step by step, and point…
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