So, what the heck do you do if you’re a large media distribution channel and your audience has started to find you less relevant because they can seek their information elsewhere and have a dialogue about it?
The majority of people DO NOT have Android or Smartphones… they have TEXT!!! We are the uber geeks, not consumers! The point here being that, thinking from a tech savvy box isn’t always a good thing, as the majority of the population runs on less sophisticated technology, but uses it well and via SMS. We should focus marketing efforts here. “Consumers want that brand, color or price point, not complicated application arrangements that require vast amounts of knowledge they don’t have to operate. Developing apps that actually relate to the consumer market would be a much better spend in developer time. We don’t need yet another Twitter app. The creativity comes in how you’re building the relationship with the customer, not the creativity in the app!!!
In the spirit of talking about things other people don’t talk about openly, but at times desperately want to or should, I’d like to share a little something about an exercise my husband and I are doing to be better communicators and build a stronger marriage, specifically as it pertains to MONEY.
In developing a solid line of questioning for the panel, I want to know what YOU think in order to round out my questions for the event. We’re a crew who likes to collaborate, so let’s do it. Tell me what you want to know about the relationship between social media and retail, okay?