azmi mhmed
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- Mar 3, 2018
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I recently came across this statement and wanted to get some thoughts from the marketing community here:
Do you think this is an accurate reflection of where marketing is headed? Is the traditional funnel really outdated, or does it still have a place alongside newer models?
Curious to hear what you all think!
"Once at an otherwise amazing marketing conference, one of the keynote speakers proudly proclaimed that he hated funnels. He even said he hated people in the audience who liked them. The idea that the ‘funnel is dead’ or that the ‘funnel is irrelevant today’ has become increasingly popular in marketing circles. It is used to justify a greater focus on buyer sensitivity, buyer control, social selling, inbound-only marketing strategies, and more."
Do you think this is an accurate reflection of where marketing is headed? Is the traditional funnel really outdated, or does it still have a place alongside newer models?
Curious to hear what you all think!