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Title:

Self Replicating Awesomeness: The Marketing of No Marketing

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Level:
Beginner
Type:
Panel
Category:
Philosophical, Marketing
Presenter:
Brian Oberkirch , Small Good Thing
Description:
'Conversation' & 'community', yes, yes. Of course. But how, exactly? Do you want people to find out about and play with your awesome Web stuff without being skeevy about it? Serious about including your users in the long-term creation and evolution of your products? Together, we'll divine the best ways to unmarket and create self-replicating awesomeness.
on 21/8/07
Other panelists would be Jeremiah Owyang (web-strategist.com/blog), Deborah Schultz (debschultz.com) and David Parmet (marketingbeginsathome.com).
on 22/8/07
Brian, this sounds like a good panel. So many developers have AMAZING ideas but don't have a clue about how to get their message out.
on 24/8/07
Great topic idea. Also known as "Everything you learned about marketing in the 20th Century is Wrong."
on 24/8/07
Looks great Brian - hope this gets picked so I can join you on this one I was talking about "The End of Marketing", but perhaps it is merely a new beginning, where we take away the manipulative, exploitative intentions and return it to its original meaning - connecting people and products for their mutual benefit!
on 28/8/07
I'm looking forward to this one.. not just because I'm on it but for the rest of the panel. Not your typical 20th century marketing types...
on 28/8/07
Excellent - especially the mix of panelists.
on 20/9/07
This should be fascinating. Vote Brian (and the panellists)!
Do it today!
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