Month: June 2020

Context marketing is the new marketing

Loving marketing, I recently had a chance to listen to Mathew Sweezey, the author of an inspiring book for any marketer called the Context marketing revolution. His speech definitely confirmed my beliefs, that if you want to achieve high performances today in business, you need to be more human and find new ways to connect with your ideal customers.

The book is full of practical insights and how marketing works today. And the first takeaway is, if you recognize and accept that the marketing has transformed, you already halfway there.

What I also found very interesting in the book is the idea of the customer journey, which is not new, but what is new is the way we must approach, manage, and use it. Brands must embrace consumers freedom and realize that they feel most motivated when they are guided along their own journey. Accepting that consumers are in control, and the need to create personalized journeys are the new fundamentals.

Hopefully, this resonates with you and I will be sharing more insights from the book for you very soon. So stay tuned.

Have a great day and I’ll talk to you soon.

Bye, but remember, as long as the Matterhorn stands, everything is going to be alright.

Cheers, people.

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My new challenge at Sky Switzerland

I feel like a lucky person during times of uncertainty and it gives me great pleasure to announce that I recently joined the media company, Sky Switzerland.
It’s a great challenge that fits my personality because I love being the underdog and work hard to compete against big players, such as Netflix or Disney +.
Now, as a digital marketer, my focus is on helping consumers at each stage of their journey to achieve their goal, but in the context of their moment.


Why their moment?

Because consumers today they trust their own research and experiences over the messaging of a brand. And I think this is a critical point we need to understand in today’s environment, that the consumer is in control, which is simply something we cannot afford to miss in marketing.
The entertainment industry gives me the opportunity to offer people a moment of pleasure during difficult times for many of us.

So stay safe and stay positive.

But remember, as long as the Matterhorn stands, everything is going to be alright.

Well cheers people from the Botanic Garden. It’s another lovely day, the sun is out, the birds are singing, and I’m just enjoying the moment.

Be good, and I talk to you soon again.

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