Marketing that does not begin with an understanding of consumers’ wants, needs and motivations in the design of a communications program may still produce an approach to communications that has aesthetic appeal and stands apart from the “look and feel” of competitors’ marketing. But without an explanation of how the marketing program’s unique aesthetics and tactics are designed to resonate within consumer motivations and circumstances, marketing decision makers cannot feel confident that the program has…
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