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Traditional one-way and two-way communication models are giving way to omnidirectional communication.

The New Rules of Marketing Across Channels

The New Rules of Marketing Across Channels

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Kafil Ahmad, PMP®/PMI-RMP®/CICCM

Commercial & Contracts Manager ▬ Operation Leader ▬ Construction Scaffolding Services

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The concept of the "echoverse" highlights how marketing has changed with the rise of the Internet and AI. Now, marketing is more about interaction and influence across digital platforms, involving various players like consumers, brands, and AI. Traditional marketing models are being replaced by omnidirectional communication, where messages are continuously reshaped. To adapt, marketers should focus on co-creation, directed learning, and maintaining a mindset of continuous learning.

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Absolutely agree! The shift towards omnidirectional communication is revolutionizing the way we exchange information and interact. It's a transformative leap in enhancing real-time, dynamic connections. #DigitalTransformation #CommunicationEvolution

Miguel I.

Director de Zona Norte - Ebro en Eurocen / Adecco Outsourcing

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What a great reality! The evolution of marketing is constant and we have to adapt the strategies without a doubt but without clouding ourselves by looking for an omnidirectional action that does not contemplate personalized attributes. That omnidirectional strategy will come hand in hand with data management, without a doubt.

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Siraj Salman

Fundraiser | Entrepreneur | Deal Hunter | Educator | Certified Practising Management Consultant (PMC) | ACTA | Agile | Certified ScrumMaster® (CSM®)

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Insightful!

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