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Real Marketing in a Web 2.0 World

I’m not a hater. No, seriously.

But I’ve had my fill of discussions on marketing/unmarketing and new media marketing.

So I’m planning to flesh out during the Web 2.2 event, my ideas, experiences, and true-to-life real strategies and plans that absolutely work, produce results, and are (crazy talk) measurable.

Things that piss me off? The following misconceptions.

So I call Bullshit.

In a big way.

Want to know more? Please come and join me at Web 2.2 where I’ll be having a discussion/presentation with professional colleagues and traditional marketing experts at WDFA Marketing to discuss real marketing for real companies who (crazytalk) want real results.


6 Comments

I would actually like to go … but I’m currently in another country :-(

Posted by Xxxtine on 7 November 2006 @ 4pm

How about people who use traditional marketing techniques, but use them poorly and get bad results and then say that marketing does not work?

Great post MJ. Looking forward to it.

Posted by Chris Heuer on 7 November 2006 @ 4pm

[…] 2:30PM Real Marketing in a Web 2.0 World This is going to be a real, honest look at the good side of marketing - the kind where the core idea is to match the value of the product or service with the needs of real customers - this is not the smarmy sales at all costs sort of marketing that some unenlightened few would have you believe it is. The Blog post MJ wote is a must read for everyone - according to her post, she is planning to “flesh out my [MJ’s] ideas, experiences, and true-to-life real strategies and plans that absolutely work, produce results, and are (crazy talk) measurable. (Min Jung Kim) […]

Posted by Web2point2: The Point is (still) people - » Web 2point2: Day 1 Agenda on 7 November 2006 @ 8pm

amen sista!

Posted by deb schultz on 7 November 2006 @ 11pm

Sounds awesome. I’ll be there.

Posted by T.J. on 8 November 2006 @ 10am

Looking forward to your presentation!

Posted by Safire on 8 November 2006 @ 4pm

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