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Your digital experience may be excellent, but are you catfishing your customers?

Are you catfishing your prospective customers? ‘Catfishing’, or, according to an informal dictionary definition 'luring someone into a relationship by means of a fictional online persona', is common in online dating (or so my sons tell me...) but you may not realise that it’s rapidly becoming just as prevalent in the corporate world.

Can the ‘tea drunk’ experience help you reach millennial B2B decision makers?

In an unassuming side road off London’s Bond Street lies Postcard Teas. I wasn’t here to shop, but to attend a tea tasting class. Because in the age of the experience economy it’s not enough to sell cups of tea - you have to offer an Instagrammable event if you want to lure in that

What can global music festivals teach a B2B audience?

Millions of people flock to music festivals globally each year to see world-renowned artists. But megastars from Guns N’ Roses to Beyonce – and the festivals that host them – command a premium; and the festival experience has had to adapt to warrant increasing ticket prices. Gone are the days of your favourite artists hitting

Why you can’t ignore experience marketing in 2018

The term ‘experience economy’ has gained traction in recent years, as more consumers shun material possessions in favour of unique, multisensory experiences. What is the experience economy? It was American Authors Joseph Pine and James H. Gilmore who came up with the term ‘experience economy’ when they published a book of the same name in