23 Types of Marketing

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Emotional Branding
This Branding Experience Keynote by Scott Bedbury Discusses Effects on Ads
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Emotional Branding
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The Power of Honest Storytelling
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The Element of Play in Advertising
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Storytelling in Branding
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The Takeover of Mobile Advertising
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Word of Mouth as Marketing
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Connectivity in Marketing
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The Power of Perspective
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Life Lessons in Advertising
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Eco-Advertsing
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Selling a Lifestyle
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Search Engine Business Models
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Conscious Marketing Tactics
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Keeping Your Message Simple
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When Two Become One
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Smartphone Marketing
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Significance of Subtle Features
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Cultural Marketing
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Marketing with Consumers
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Context Marketing
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Gaming as a Marketing Tool

From Infectious Marketing to the Element of Play in Advertising

— May 9, 2014 —
This collection of speeches focuses on different types of marketing being used today. It should come as no surprise that social media has completely transformed the traditional landscape of marketing and advertising. These speeches touch on many of these new techniques, but they also shine the spotlight on the sustained effectiveness of traditional methods.

Brian Wong, the 21-year-old founder of Kiip could certainly serve as the spokesperson for modern marketing techniques. He's created an app that seamlessly integrates the joys of playing a game and advertising. People can receive particular rewards or rebates for a brand when they win a game or advance a level. This makes the marketing seem less direct and more genuine, a win-win for both brand and consumer.

Speaker Neil Gaiman believes brands should rely on more old-school methods for marketing. His preferred medium of marketing is word of mouth. Defending it as a method that worked wonders for brands in the past, he witnesses the same things happening today.

Steve Rubel, EVP for global Strategy at Edleman sees marketing heading in the direction of media. He believes the two can co-exist peacefully, and that soon, it will be the norm.

These types of marketing are just a few of the ones being implemented by brands across a wide range of industries.
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