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Marketing is sometimes perceived as deceitful or manipulative, with a goal to make us buying things that we don’t really need or at unfairly high prices.  It may also be viewed in an oversimplified manner, as “common sense” and “creative thinking”, limited to promotional activities and advertisement. On this site I will focus on positive aspects of marketing - changing the world for the better, establishing new trends, providing great customer service, engaging and creating shared value, corporate social responsibility and sustainability. I will also tell you how successful marketing strategies are rooted in understanding human psychology.
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Should Businesses Be Hiring Anthropologists Instead of MBAs? | Sustainable Brands

Should Businesses Be Hiring Anthropologists Instead of MBAs? | Sustainable Brands | Good Marketing | Scoop.it
The language of business can be combative (launch, target, strategize), or very often it is about profits, sales, shared value - the language of money. We are either warriors or accountants when it comes to business. However, both warring and counting money are inherently non-productive. Subodh Deshpande explores how ‘human-sense making’ rather than business logic can create new opportunities for products, services and ultimately growth.
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6 Principles to Create a Human-Centred Business | Sustainable Brands

6 Principles to Create a Human-Centred Business | Sustainable Brands | Good Marketing | Scoop.it
Teams and organizations more often apply business sense to humans, rather than applying human sense to business. And yet, human sense and empathy are essential drivers for both business results and positive societal impact by brands and companies. Humanizing business means putting people and our role in society at the heart of our brands and cherishing this behaviour as an engine for growth. Can you create the difference in your organization?
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Human-centric business approach
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