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Why Being Human Is Your Brand’s Biggest Asset

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Jacqueline Lieberman (04:03): Well, I mean, I think, so taking insurance just for an example, I mean, so that's, that's a tough, that's a tough market to be in, right? We're not talking about automobiles that people look forward to having that purchase when the, when the time comes. So talk about like a low interest category.

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Why You Need To Humanize Your Brand

Duct Tape Marketing

Jacqueline Lieberman (04:03): Well, I mean, I think so taking insurance, just for an example, I mean, so that's, that's a tough, that's a tough market to be in, right? We're not talking about automobiles that people look forward to having that purchase when the, when the time comes. So talk about like a low interest category.

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What It Means To Humanize A Brand (And How To Do It Well)

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Jacqueline Lieberman (04:11): Well, I mean, I think so taking insurance, just for an example, I mean, so that's, that's a tough, that's a tough market to be in. We're not talking about automobiles that people look forward to having that purchase when the, when the time comes. So talk about like a low interest category. To understand.

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Marketing Tools and Technology – How Does A Marketer Decide?

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The top-down approach is to focus on the business needs — start with the strategic objectives of marketing, the differentiators of the brand, and the desired customer-centric capabilities — and then do a targeted evaluation of technologies that are “known&# tools or components for the implementation of those business needs.