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David Meerman Scott

I write about strategies to turn fans into customers and customers into fans. I also share ways to use real-time strategies to spread ideas, influence minds, and build business.

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Get ready for all kinds of email messages flooding your inbox thanks to the increasing use of agentic Artificial Intelligence to create hyper-personalization email campaigns. The same tools are being used by scammers to get you to log into fake accounts.

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Sixteen years after his United Breaks Guitars video went viral, my friend, the Canadian singer-songwriter Dave Carroll, is back with another musical message for the airline world.

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This week, OpenAI launched Atlas, a web browser which puts the company’s ChatGPT in the forefront of web search. I’ve used it for a day and found it to be super helpful.

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Some companies are so focused on telling customers how to enjoy their products and services and art, they miss the fan-made culture that has blossomed around them.

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Stories are universal. No culture has survived without them. Stories are widely recognized as an essential part of human cognitive development.

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Trader Joes, a chain of grocery stores offering unique and interesting products often under its own brand, has legions of passionate fans. Many waited in line last week to secure a prized Trader Joe's branded miniature canvas tote bag offered in four pastel colors.

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I was looking through some older blog posts today, and I discovered a post I wrote 15 years ago that I had forgotten about. Re-reading it today made me laugh, so I thought I’d post it again. +++++++++++++ So last night I made my way to Pakhuis Wilhelmina, a funky former ware...

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I love when history merges with marketing! Last week I visited the 117-year-old Carnation Farms in Washington state. The organization celebrates its history as a way to market its modern businesses.

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