(This opinion piece by Isman Tanuri originally appeared on Marketing Interactive)
Without a doubt, marketing is becoming increasingly complicated as digital transformation gains pace in many organisations today. On top of traditional marketing activities and channels, marketers are now expected to
(This opinion piece by Isman Tanuri originally appeared on The Drum)
“Maintaining status quo actually does inhibit you from being creative and having different approaches to solving problems in your life” – Wendy Akiyama, Tidying with Marie Kondo, episode two.
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My wife and I founded and ran an independent music label that were in business from 2003 till 2008. We sold to customers around the world using the Internet. Our bands and their music CD records found their way to
There’s no denying it: modern marketing is incredibly hard work. The demands on marketers to continuously produce quality marketing output never ease as businesses struggle to meet the needs of savvy customers in an age of relentless disruptions. No more
“Where are we now with that project/task/assignment?”
That is one of the most used lines I encountered and even personally uttered when I was working in marketing teams. To get this question answered, meetings were organised frequently, sometimes daily, just
8 months on average. That’s how long, McKinsey says, it takes for marketing to work on an idea and deliver it to the marketplace. This length of time spent on a marketing idea could work if most of our marketing