I also see marketing zoning in on the individual. Even Time Magazine named "you" person of the year, highlighting that the individual has more power to influence than ever--whether it's a political campaign or the marketing of a new product. Individualized products are no longer the exception, they are becoming what's expected.
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I also see marketing zoning in on the individual. Even Time Magazine named "you" person of the year, highlighting that the individual has more power to influence than ever--whether it's a political campaign or the marketing of a new product. Individualized products are no longer the exception, they are becoming what's expected.
Posted by: Vail Marketing | May 15, 2007 4:45 PM