The Zeiss Case. Does Interacting with the “People of the Web” Is Still a Viable Marketing Strategy?

The Zeiss case is an opportunity to analyze one of the most rooted clichés in the world of digital marketing: the one according to which an effective communication strategy must “listen to the reactions of the “people of the web”. In theory, the concept is not wrong: keeping the “sentiment” of users under control is … Continue reading The Zeiss Case. Does Interacting with the “People of the Web” Is Still a Viable Marketing Strategy?