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]]> By: karl long http://experiencecurve.com/archives/the-new-30-second-spot#comment-449 karl long Mon, 27 Nov 2006 20:01:36 +0000 http://experiencecurve.com/?p=212#comment-449 It used to be that extraordinary products needed to be marketed and advertised in the same way as mediocre products, meaning that the playing field was either level, or even leaning toward the mediocre product. If everyone is spending the same on advertising and marketing the cost to manufacture the product mattered. This is an example of how extraordinary products can be marketed for a lot less than mediocre products. It used to be that extraordinary products needed to be marketed and advertised in the same way as mediocre products, meaning that the playing field was either level, or even leaning toward the mediocre product. If everyone is spending the same on advertising and marketing the cost to manufacture the product mattered.

This is an example of how extraordinary products can be marketed for a lot less than mediocre products.

]]> By: Scamp http://experiencecurve.com/archives/the-new-30-second-spot#comment-448 Scamp Mon, 27 Nov 2006 10:04:00 +0000 http://experiencecurve.com/?p=212#comment-448 Re "Does your company make something extraordinary?" Most likely answer - no. Most products are parity or near-parity. Which is why companies need to create brands, which is why they need to hire planners, creatives etc. Love those blendtec ads. Not sure what we learn from them though. Re “Does your company make something extraordinary?”

Most likely answer - no.

Most products are parity or near-parity.

Which is why companies need to create brands, which is why they need to hire planners, creatives etc.

Love those blendtec ads.

Not sure what we learn from them though.

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