15. According to the Edelman Trust Barometer CEO Academic â Someone like meâ Global Ireland 36% 53% 60% 33% 39% 44%
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23. Join the Entertainment Evolution Entertainment TodayâŠGrowing, Everywhere â In 2004, for the first time, American consumers spent more on entertainment (movies, music, websites, video games etc) than business spent on advertising $178.4 billion vs. $175.8 billionâ Admap â AC Nielsenâs most recent global consumer confidence survey in January, entertainment is the top priority for discretionary spending by Europeans â ahead of clothes, holidays, home improvements and savingsâ Media Week â In this increasingly consumer controlled environment, how do we ensure weâre embedded in content, rather than appearing in âzappableâ commercial space?â Advertising Age
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31. â Word of mouth has been incredibly important to us, and ultimately thatâs what a brand is, the things people say about you when youâre not there.â Jeff Bezos Amazon.com
35. â Those whoâve been obsessing over the blogging phenomenon have missed the point; blogs are merely the most visible manifestation of an explosion in creativity.â Randall Rothenberg
41. â Whatâs the future of business after the information age? It wonât be the latest technology or newest product, but the story behind the product that will provide the competitive edge. The company with the best story wins; consumers will pay for the story that sparks the imagination, that reflects how we see ourselves and how we want others to see us. What are the most important raw materials of the twenty-first century? Stories that will translate information for consumers into accessible emotional terms.â Rolf Jensen The Dream Society Create and Tell a Relevant Story
42. â Today there is sometimes a direct and inverse relationship between control and credibility.â