The title of this post comes by way of Benjamin Franklin sometime in the 18th century (Thanks, Ben.). Despite the age of this wisdom, the world is littered with examples of marketing efforts that have prepared for and executed against failure, often with spectacular results. Some of the most recent
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Neuromarketing - creepy relationship management...or just what the doctor ordered?
Wired had an interesting article recently, discussing how “Darpa,” the US Department of Defense’s (DoD) research agency, is requesting proposals for implantable biosensors. Darpa is interested in the application of this technology for “real-time, accurate measurements of ‘DoD-relevant biomarkers’ including stress hormones, like cortisol, and compounds that signal inflammation, like
Thoughts on the Forrester Wave and campaign management
In my view of things, as a (semi) professional in software product marketing focused on the needs of direct marketers, with the possible exception of “CRM”, there may be no term more abstract, than that of “campaign management”. Seriously. I help market and sell campaign management software, yet very few