I F**KING LOVE THAT COMPANY: How a New Generation of Brand Builders Is Defining the Post-Amazon World
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I F**KING LOVE THAT COMPANY: How a New Generation of Brand Builders Is Defining the Post-Amazon World
Saved by Patrick Prothe and
These nascent brands do more than automate customer interactions – they humanize them.
Powered by massive marketing budgets, malls became a substantive part of our culture. They offered not only access and assortment but also a social hub for gathering with friends and family.
It’s making a bet that, if it delivers a product built according to values that customers support (for example, American jobs), customers will spread the word virally through their social networks.
post-Amazon brands offer products that customers truly love and a level of service that has been missing online and off.
Consumers today want more. They love Amazon’s laser-like focus on price, access, and convenience. But consumers yearn for the intimacy and craftsmanship they once knew from the Main Street merchant.
takeaway? Business today really is personal.
These companies stand for more than convenience and low cost; they seek to create products and services that customers truly love. In this new paradigm, scale and personalization happily coexist.
Web and social media to create direct, personal relationships on a massive scale.
A business that successfully taps into its customers’ passion for its products can grow quickly without the massive capital outlays required of traditional brands.