Future Marketing Keynotes, Mobile,Digital Consumer
Futurist Keynote Speaker: During recessions many people look for value rather than luxury. Saving money, products that last longer. Expect growing demand for retail outlets that offer well-made, basic things at low cost. Expect new emphasis on simple, clear marketing messages. In a crisis people return to brands they know and trust – and trust will be a key theme. Budgets for marketing will be reduced and companies will look for more cost-effective ways to reach their target audiences. Less indirect marketing – for example sponsorship of sporting events where direct sales benefit less easy to see. Expect further migration of advertising from traditional print and broadcast media to online marketing, where advertisers measure instant returns from small investments, which they can then scale up if they work. An exception is likely to be radio advertising - relatively low cost and effective.
Media interview on future of marketing by Business Week Turkey October 2008, following keynote at major event - but the same principles apply in 2022 and beyond. Judge for yourself....
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Future of Work, Workplace, HR, WFH - Keynotes
Happynomics is about the link between wealth and happiness.
Everyone wants to be happy – most advertisers try to persuade us that the secret of happiness is the next thing we will buy. But we know that long lasting happiness usually depends on many deeper things: friendship, strong family relationships, good health, personal fulfilment and so on.
It is hard to be happy if you have many worries about money, too little or too much. In fact great wealth brings many pressures of its own. Happynomics is about the economics of happiness. Contentment can be measured not only in individuals but also in communities, or indeed across entire nations, looking at a national sense of well-being.
On a national level, Happynomics surveys show that happyness is enhanced to varying degrees by wealth, education, peaceful government and trust, but weakened by things like corruption, insecurity and unemployment. Happiness is a dominant concept in marketing, customer loyalty, product design and workplace motivation.
Read more: Happynomics - business, wealth and happiness - connecting with purpose and passion at work. Future of Leadership and Human Resources Keynote Speaker