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Myth 1: Youth grow up faster these days
Myth 6: Youth don’t care about TV
Myth 7: Advertising is Content
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Yep! @grahamdbrown tells it like it is w/ the Top 10 Youth Marketing Myths: http://tinyurl.com/mjqo9d (RT @ArmoryMarketing)
Yep! @grahamdbrown tells it like it is w/ the Top 10 Youth Marketing Myths: http://tinyurl.com/mjqo9d (RT @ArmoryMarketing)
Hi Graham,
I enjoyed the premise of your presentation and took away that many nuances are often lost as media outlets propagate these “mythical” positions. I do have a different take on your “Advertising is Content” slide. I think advertising is based on “informing” and that “interrupting” just happened to have evolved into an effective tactic. I think the reverse is true in the online space, “all content is advertising”, with varying value and relevance. Also interruptions, as personalized alerts, are likely to be valuable for a long time.
Thanks,
Robert Spears