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“Free: The future of a radical price” by Chris Anderson

After the famous “The Long Tail”, the new book of Chris Anderson is just out: “Free”. You can read it on his blog (free of course).

Excerpt from The New-Yorker:

The digital age, Anderson argues, is exerting an inexorable downward pressure on the prices of all things “made of ideas.” Anderson does not consider this a passing trend. Rather, he seems to think of it as an iron law: “In the digital realm you can try to keep Free at bay with laws and locks, but eventually the force of economic gravity will win.”

Read the review from the New-Yorker

Free by Chris Anderson

Catch me if you can!

Each week a cartoon to illustrate a marketing concept ! Today innovation by Steve Jobs.

Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower by Steve Jobs

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Crossing the Chasm

Each wednesday a cartoon to illustrate a marketing concept!

Today, Crossing the Chasm from Geoffrey A. Moore, the revised technology adoption life cycle.

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First there is a market… made up of innovators and early adopters, it is an early market.
Then there is no market… this is the chasm period, during which the early market is still trying to digest its ambitious projects, and mainstream market waits to see if anything good will come of them.
Then there is. If all goes well, a mainstream market does emerge.

I highly recommend you to buy this book if you have not read it already.

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Innovation as a competitive advantage

Each wednesday a new cartoon to illustrate a marketing concept.

Today, I used a quote from Stephen Shapiro, author of “24/7 Innovation”.

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Solving customer problem

Each wednesday a new cartoon to illustrate a marketing concept!
This week, I have used a quote from Henry Ford to illustrate the difference between solving customer problem and listening to customer.solve_ctm_pb1
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Setting the agenda by Tom Peters

Each wednesday a new cartoon to illustrate a marketing concept!

Does what you are doing keep the ceo of your competitors up at night. If not, you are not setting the agenda - Tom Peters

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Be different

Each wednesday a new cartoon to illustrate a key marketing concept.

The key to success is to find a way to stand out, to be the purple cow in a field of monochrome holsteins, Seth Godin

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Would you like something to change?

Each wednesday, I will try to illustrate some principles or sentences I like. I will start this serie by this principle from The Coach Tony Robins: “If you do what you have always done, you will get what you have always gotten”.

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Nathalie Magniez

Nathalie MagniezI'm a trend watcher, business innovator and marketing strategist. For most of my career, I worked in the consumer electronic business.

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