There is something wrong with marketing metaphors
I have been thinking about metaphors (in marketing) a bit, and what they are good for. Some of the most popular representatives are: “influentials”, “social influence”, “tap into community”, “break through the clutter”, “building buzz”, “bottom-up”, “social currency”, “viral video”, and “consumer control”. (Disclaimer: I acknowledge that Noah likes this…
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