Over the years, marketing has mutated through three stages. Many of today's marketers still practice marketing 1.0, some practice marketing 2.0 and a few are moving into marketing 3.0. The greatest opportunities will come to marketers practicing 3.0. Marketing 1.0, or "the product-centric era" was that stage where companies appealed to the mind of customers by providing rational arguments why the customer should buy their product. Marketing 2.0, "the customer-centric era" was the New stage where companies tried to connect emotionally with the customers so that their preference would be based on a mind and heart connection with the company. Marketing 3.0 "the human-centric era", is the latest stage where companies are seeking to connect with the customers' spirit in this age where customers want the company to assume more social responsibility for the issues that concern all of us (environment, poverty, disease, drugs). A company such as S.C. Johnson is connecting with all three customer touch points: mind, heart and spirit.
Table of Contents:
Foreword
Preface
About the Authors
Part I: Trends
- Chapter One: Welcome to Marketing 3.0
- Chapter Two: Future Model for Marketing 3.0
Part III: Strategy
- Chapter Three: Marketing the Mission to the Consumers
- Chapter Four: Marketing the Values to the Employees
- Chapter Five: Marketing the Values to the Channel Partners
- Chapter Six: Marketing the Vision to the Shareholders
Part III: Application
- Chapter Seven: Delivering Socio-Cultural Transformation
- Chapter Eight: Creating Emerging Market Entrepreneurs
- Chapter Nine: Striving for Environmental Sustainability
- Chapter Ten: Putting It All Together
Index