Marketing is often mistaken for just advertising. Marketing is about building lasting relationships with customers. Not just catching their eyes, but engaging their minds. We're not just showcasing products; we're creating meaningful connections. This involves understanding and responding to customers' needs, making every interaction count. This depth transforms marketing from a transactional exchange to a journey of building loyal, engaged communities around our brands.
Thanks for that description and using the words connection, interaction, understanding, and relationship.
Vice President of Marketing | Brand + Performance Marketing Strategist | Building companies and leading successful teams using human-centric storytelling to accelerate revenue growth.
9moAbsolutely right, Eric. Today's marketers are sometimes miscast as Harry Potter-esque "Marketeers" who chant "Wingardia Leviosa" to make brand affinity and demand generation fly. The truth is far from magic. It's about making a sound, cogent connection. Want to win customers over for life? Help educate them to understand why your solution matters to their specific needs, in their language, by communicating in a more human-to-human way.