Beats CMO on Dr Dre, ambassadors and unconventional marketing
Omar Johnson discusses curiosity, creativity and why Beats thrives on the world’s big stages.
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Omar Johnson discusses curiosity, creativity and why Beats thrives on the world’s big stages.
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Mark Ritson – academic, brand consultant and Marketing Week columnist – recently gave a talk entitled ‘Why Social Media is Mostly a Waste of Time for Marketers’. Never one to shy away from a controversial opinion, Ritson’s presentation delves deep in to the data and concludes that social is of limited use for brands. So click play […]
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