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Everything human made has at some point been technology. Examples of this are asphalt, waffles, language, pencil, science and the kitchen. Lately we’ve had advances…
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The following is a video of my presentation Measuring our way to future success at the Digital Marketing in 1 day conference in Bussum, the…
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Working on a theme for a new slideshow I found that the questions I end with on the final slide of my last presentation, Outside…
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“Old marketing” is about to take ownership of both customers’ and investors’ imagination and cash flow in the “connected” space. “Free”, “discounts” and “coupons” seem…
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How does digital communication affect business outside marketing? In this three-part article I will try to explain the changes I’m seeing in the convergence of…
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