Someone tell me how Ad Age gets away with this...
And recent data from word-of-mouth research group Keller Fay indicate 92% of brand conversations were taking place offline
...when their source is a company that's a member of the Word Of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA) with its CEO serving on the WOMMA Board of Directors.
OF COURSE they're going to say a high percentage of brand conversations are taking place offline. They have a vested interest. It's as self-serving as when Skip Pile claimed the average agency/client relationship lasted 2.5 years. (This, too, was a load of crap.)
My experience with the entrenched marketing publications is that when they run "reality check" stories, they're really pieces of target journalism designed to take popular ideas down a notch or two.
Posted by THespos at August 21, 2006 03:33 PM | TrackBack
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