What’s next in marketing and advertising

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Last year we highlighted a great presentation from Paul Isakson on the future of marketing and advertising, where his argument was that advertising was dead and the future was marketing. This week, Isakson updated this presentation and theory for 2009, with an equally good presentation on what’s next in marketing and advertising.

In this he looks at the constantly evolving marketing world and the way that marketing and advertising is reacting to and evolving with this. His basic thesis is that things no longer work like they used to and that marketing and advertising still needs to change to deal with this. For him:

The future of marketing is not about doing and saying things to people. The future of marketing is about doing and saying things with people.

For Isakson, there are a number of ways in which this manifests itself. His presentation is Required Reading at FreshNetworks this week and below, but in summary his thoughts on marketing can be summarised into eight points:

  1. The future of marketing is collaborative
  2. The future of marketing is generous
  3. The future of marketing is experimental
  4. The future of marketing is helpful
  5. The future of marketing is playful
  6. The future of marketing is personal
  7. The future of marketing is honest
  8. The future of marketing is participatory

I wonder how much marketing is all of these things?

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  2. paul:

    Thanks for sharing this here. I really appreciate it. You pose an interesting question – how much marketing is all of those things. One I think worth trying to create marketing that does.

    Along those lines, there were more things I could have put into what the future is/holds, but I only had 10 minutes to talk through this, so I had to cut it off at eight. :)

    Thanks again for sharing the deck.

    Paul

    Oh, one correction though…

    The future of marketing is not about doing and saying things to people. The future of marketing is about doing things with and for people.

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    Jean Luc, i thinking is very interesting thesis because the integration between partners is happening around the world and make the products and services much better. Paulo Almeida

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