The irony of modern marketing is that the more efficient campaign execution becomes, the more valuable distinctiveness becomes.
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The irony of modern marketing is that the more efficient campaign execution becomes, the more valuable distinctiveness becomes.
When Scotland’s Tartan Army arrived in Boston for the June 13 match against Haiti, the headlines wrote themselves: bars running dry, tap lines emptying.
Maintaining engagement for one more second is the difference between being one of the increasingly rare brands that wins customers and accolades, or being tossed into the vast sea of those that are immediately forgotten.