Future of Marketing: Human Centricity | Rajesh Srinivasan | TEDxBITSathy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2022
- A leading marketing strategist shares his views on why companies need to be human-centric rather than technology or data-centric. Meet Rajesh Srinivasan a Marketing strategist and business growth consultant.
Author of two insightful books: 'Marketing Success Formula' and ‘Growth Nuggets’. He is recognized by economic times as one of the most promising and highly paid marketing strategy consultants. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
The corrleation between religion and marketing was great. I also love your conclusion. Great talk especially towards the end.
Summarize:
Don’t be product, media, technology, customer centric
Be human centric it takes care of everything!
Thank you 🌺
Insightful and makes complete sense. I love the poster that says "our next hire should be evolutionary psychologist not a data scientist!" The talk was very well articulated and throws light of the core motivators that every marketer needs to understand before jumping the guns and deciding on promotion/product launch strategy.
Wonderful observation and thank you for the thoughtful comment, Srivatsan.
This was super insightful. Thank you 🙏🏽
very insightful, video demonstrating that humans still possess primitive behaviours which is driving the genesis of modern marketing into online networking platforms
It's been 35 minutes since video we uploaded and even though with more 300milliom subs only 32views
And me being first to comment
How about ENOUGH WITH ADVERTISING ALREADY, WE KNOW WHERE TO GET STUFF, GET OUT OF OUR MINDS AND CONFINE IT TO THE ACTUAL STORES ONLY! GO AWAY!
Absolutely. We live in a privacy driven world and with the 'skip ads' option in all the media, conventional push advertising is slowly loosing its mojo.
@@rajeshsrinivasan4420 that rant wasnt towards you in any way, i was just fed up with ads everywhere. Can our phones, our personal communication, electronic devices be exempt from all advertising unless you personally look it up? A new cell phone is at or near $2,000 now. We've been paying out enough for decades now, the last thing we need is an advertiser wanting whats left of my paycheck. 'Was the way i felt then, it wasnt as angry in real life as it is wrote here. But i apologize for the written outburst. It was a : "Thats it, ive HAD IT" moment because of the subject matter. 👋😄👍☮
@M W No problem and thanks for being open. This has become a universal problem and the future of marketing, I think, will slowly move towards 'ad free'.
@@rajeshsrinivasan4420 yaaay!!!!