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the 7th era of marketing

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An edition of Experiences (2015)

Experiences

the 7th era of marketing

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World-renowned marketing experts Robert Rose and Carla Johnson have teamed up and synthesized 5 years of research with global brands into a set of "better practices" that weave together both the "why" and the "how" of navigating this new landscape. By placing strategy before structure, Robert and Carla illustrate WHY the idea of Content Creation Management will be a core discipline within tomorrow's marketing strategy and HOW content-driven experiences can be created, managed, scaled, promoted, and measured in today's business. If the goal for businesses is to become more like media companies, this book is the roadmap to get there. (back cover).

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English
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343

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Experiences: the 7th era of marketing
2015, Content Marketing Institute
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Published in
Cleveland, Ohio

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Dewey Decimal Class
658.8
Library of Congress
HF5415 .R67 2015

The Physical Object

Pagination
343 pages
Number of pages
343

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL36690557M
Internet Archive
experiences7ther0000rose
ISBN 10
0985957646
ISBN 13
9780985957643
OCLC/WorldCat
914322138

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