While we know more about people and their habits than ever before, marketing today is as much an art as it is a science. How we blend that hard data with the art and timing of persuasion is key to success for any marketer as outlined in this infographic from Jess3. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Throughout history we have received our news from different sources. There was a time when the town crier was the main source of news, then newspapers, telegraphs, radio, television, websites and now its fast becoming social media's turn as the leader. More than two-thirds of millennials (ages 14-30) get their news
How we talk to each other has certainly changed over the ages. Even in most of our lifetimes, there has been a dramatic transformation in communication. I grew up when there was still black and white televisions and transistor radios. Pictures and footage from wars took days to be processed and aired.
We commonly refer to prostitution as the world's oldest profession. The selling of sexual service. How did one go about selling that service? Marketing of course. Today we stereotype the prostitute as a woman on a dark corner wearing a short mini skirt with fishnet stockings and tall stiletto heels. All
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