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Four marketing mega trends nobody's talking about

Four marketing mega trends nobody's talking about | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

This is the time of year people post their prognostications for the next year. The predictions will be … predictable: More video! More Snapchat! More podcasts!

Well, OK. It’s pretty easy to make a prediction based on what’s already happening. But there are less obvious tectonic forces rumbling through our marketplace. Here’s a view of some of the underlying shifts, the marketing mega trends, you need be considering in 2017....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Mark Schaefer provides a superb list of fresh new "megatrends". His post is recommended reading for marketers, bloggers and PR pros!  10/10

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Forget the Selfie…the Rise of the ‘Usie’ | Lost Remote

Forget the Selfie…the Rise of the ‘Usie’ | Lost Remote | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The selfie storm reached its pinnacle at the Oscars earlier this year when Ellen Degeneres took the record-breaking selfie heard round the Internet. But was that actually an “usie”?


The AP recently reported on the growing trend of group selfies.“Usies are a growing trend that I think have far more social value than selfies,” said Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a professor of marketing at Golden Gate University in San Francisco who studies consumer behavior. “It’s magical capturing moments we share with other people.” In contrast to one-person selfies, usies are “more about the relationship, and less about you and your hair,” she said. The word — sometimes spelled usie, sometimes ussie — has been showing up in written material since at least April 2013, according to Ben Zimmer, executive producer of Vocabulary.com and language columnist for The Wall Street Journal....

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Marketing alert. Here they come the "usies".

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