What it comes down to is: Do we have a product people love and want to talk about? If you have that, you have an opportunity to build into the growth of everything else. We’re all at the starting point in this new world.”
The great news is this is a move away from short-term-ism and a move back to how brands really grow. We need to do a lot less chasing of consumers around the internet and a lot more attracting.”
We are all talking about different aspects of customer long-term value, whether investing in experiences, point of purchase, or across different life changes. Our role as marketers is to make sure that every experience delivers value to the customer so that when they are in the market, your brand is top of mind.”
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In MMA’s “The Great Debate Series” we discuss the growth frameworks of world-renowned academics with leading marketing experts in Germany. In this panel, a group of marketing experts debates the framework of Dr. Leslie Wood. She is a pioneer and innovator in advertising analytics with more than 30 years of experience.
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In MMA’s “The Great Debate Series” we discuss the growth frameworks of world-renowned academics with leading marketing-experts in Germany. In this panel a group of marketing experts debates the framework of Dr. Dominique “Mike” Hanssens, the Distinguished Research Professor of Marketing at UCLA’s Anderson Graduate School of Management. Hanssens incorporates data science techniques to align marketing costs more closely with financial results. Hesays the company that does not innovate will see diminished return on marketing investment.
