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4. 90 % of Business theory is internally
focused ( Greenfield )
10% is Marketing
Marketing delivers 3 times the value
added of any other strategy ( PA )
7. Marketing Spend
Total UK advertising is expected to rise by 2.7% thisTotal UK advertising is expected to rise by 2.7% this
year, and by a substantial 5% in 2014.year, and by a substantial 5% in 2014.
This would take spending levels back to those seenThis would take spending levels back to those seen
prior to 2007 i.e. pre-recession.prior to 2007 i.e. pre-recession.
The greater part of the rise is likely to be down toThe greater part of the rise is likely to be down to
digital and video-on-demand, but more traditionaldigital and video-on-demand, but more traditional
media such as television and print media are alsomedia such as television and print media are also
showing a strong recovery.showing a strong recovery.
Source Advertising Association and WARCSource Advertising Association and WARC
8. Marketing Spend
$170bn on direct/e- marketing in USA$170bn on direct/e- marketing in USA
3% response to mail3% response to mail
0.1%response to email0.1%response to email
Conversion to sales of online ads 0.01%Conversion to sales of online ads 0.01%
ie $165bn wasteie $165bn waste
Source Economist 25may2013Source Economist 25may2013
11. Cities
3.5 bn3.5 bn
1bn in slums1bn in slums
Middle ClassMiddle Class
2bn today to 3.2bn2bn today to 3.2bn
by 2020 and 4.9bnby 2020 and 4.9bn
by 2030by 2030
15. SKILLS FOR THE NEW AGE
BAER AND NASLUNDBAER AND NASLUND
CHARACTERISTICS :
CURIOSITY
ENTHUSIASM
INNOVATION
SELF STARTING
COLLABORATION
EXPLANATION
HUMILITY
DIPLOMACY
The frequency of correctness does not matter , it is the magnitude that counts Only 4 companies in Fortune 500 existed in 1900 ConEdison B of New York Du Pont IBM 100 One-third of the firms in the Fortune 500 in 1970 no longer existed in 1983, killed by merger, acquisition, bankruptcy or break-up