mikebird
Banned
If you haven't seen Left Turn | RAPP
All about marketing. I hate that principle. Psychologists who think they're clever, getting you to buy things, and follow trends, to take money from their customers
Being alone makes me think what my main problem is. Like my Dad.
I feel like humbug Ebenezer Scrooge. I have nothing to give, socially. Isn't that what big salespeople are like, building their empire?
I found this extract:
Memes are the ideas, symbols or practices that naturally spread throughout a culture. These thoughts are the things that just seem to “catch on” – whether it’s coffee houses, doing “The Wave” at a sports event, or tightrolling your jeans back in the ’80s. And in fact, the concept of measuring these “units of thought” is nothing new, as the term “meme” was created in 1976 by Richard Dawkins in his book The Selfish Gene. The new opportunity marketers have now is to apply this study of memes (or, memetics) to how they create messages for their clients, and how they introduce these to consumers.
All about marketing. I hate that principle. Psychologists who think they're clever, getting you to buy things, and follow trends, to take money from their customers
Being alone makes me think what my main problem is. Like my Dad.
I feel like humbug Ebenezer Scrooge. I have nothing to give, socially. Isn't that what big salespeople are like, building their empire?
I found this extract:
Memes are the ideas, symbols or practices that naturally spread throughout a culture. These thoughts are the things that just seem to “catch on” – whether it’s coffee houses, doing “The Wave” at a sports event, or tightrolling your jeans back in the ’80s. And in fact, the concept of measuring these “units of thought” is nothing new, as the term “meme” was created in 1976 by Richard Dawkins in his book The Selfish Gene. The new opportunity marketers have now is to apply this study of memes (or, memetics) to how they create messages for their clients, and how they introduce these to consumers.