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What Digital Advertising Gets Wrong

Harvard Business

Too often, ads end up targeting people who would buy the product anyway.

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Super Bowl Ads Sell Products, but Do They Sell Brands?

Harvard Business

Much of the advertising purchased during the Super Bowl is about selling corporate brands rather than products. Harvard Business School professor Shelle Santana discusses her case, “Super Bowl Storytelling,” (co-author: Jill Avery), regarding the art of storytelling on the world’s biggest television stage.

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How Blockchain Can Help Marketers Build Better Relationships with Their Customers

Harvard Business

Blockchain has important implications for marketing and advertising. But according to The CMO Survey , only 8% of firms rate the use of blockchain in marketing as moderately or very important. This combination creates a natural barrier to entry and has likely caused marketers to take a “wait and see” approach.

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6 Ways to Move Beyond the Commodity Mindset

Consulting Success

The store specializes in and sells products made from oranges – especially juices. Essentially, however, it’s high-quality orange juice for $25 when the supermarket down the street sells a larger quantity of a similar product for $5 or less. The company developed a solid product and charged a premium for it. You’re Not The Same.

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Top 15 Capacity Planning Tools for Your Business [2024]

Epicflow

It increases productivity Capacity planning software helps ensure that the right resources are available at the right time and aren’t overloaded. This helps maintain high productivity levels. The solution is suitable for advertising and digital agencies, consultancies, software and technology teams.

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Why Marketing Analytics Hasn’t Lived Up to Its Promise

Harvard Business

The most recent results from The CMO Survey conducted by Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business and sponsored by Deloitte LLP and the American Marketing Association reports that the percentage of marketing budgets companies plan to allocate to analytics over the next three years will increase from 5.8% Data-Driven Marketing.

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Chinese and American Consumers Have Different Ideas About What Makes a Product Creative

Harvard Business

When consumers believe a product is creative, they are more likely to like , share , and buy it. Jeffrey Loewenstein and I recently published a study examining the features that indicate whether a product is creative in the world’s two largest economies, the U.S. The unusualness of a product or process. and China.