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Like many in the community/social media space, I cringe when people call me a “marketer”. I completely agree with Chris when he says:
One reason why I felt I wasnât a marketer was that my stereotype for marketers was being âthat guy.â You know ... Continue reading »
One reason why I felt I wasnât a marketer was that my stereotype for marketers was being âthat guy.â You know ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
1 year ago
So what about the "lobbing" concept doesn't make sense to you? In my mind, this is actually quite an accurate way to look at what traditional marketing is about. The marketer picks a target, determines the ammunition and then fires. Once the artillery has landed, they look at the results. They rarely seem to pay much attention to the effect this has outside of the splash radius.
Would love to hear more from ya!
1 year ago
1 year ago
Just kidding.
Social media has triggered a rebirth and we are all lucky enough to benefit from it. Because now communities can bite back when they get the silicon snake oil.
It's a sweet time really for those of us who get it and are really marketers, not carpet baggers (which is the image the name seems to inspire). Of course, if you think marketing is bad, try telling people your an honest, ethical PR guy. They usually laugh in my face.