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Human-centered Marketing by Ashley Faus

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Human-centered Marketing

How to Connect With Audiences in the Age of AI

Ashley Faus, Jay Schwedelson

Kogan Page · Print & ebook · May 3, 2025

Reading lane: Marketing

With the rise of AI, excess of distribution channels, and focus on tracking every touchpoint in order to drive revenue, consumer trust is at an all-time low.

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Good for readers who enjoy MarketingGood for readers who enjoy Marketing and Computers.

Book Details

Authors
Ashley Faus, Jay Schwedelson
Publisher
Kogan Page
Published
May 3, 2025
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Marketing · Computers
Reading lane
Marketing

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  • Marketing

  • Computers

About This Book

With the rise of AI, excess of distribution channels, and focus on tracking every touchpoint in order to drive revenue, consumer trust is at an all-time low. To restore trust, brands need to create delightful, seamless, and impactful journeys to connect with the humans behind the screen. Human-Centered Marketing introduces three frameworks to help mid-senior-level marketers find, connect with, and convert audiences. The book helps you map an audience journey that behaves lik...

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With the rise of AI, excess of distribution channels, and focus on tracking every touchpoint in order to drive revenue, consumer trust is at an all-time low. To restore trust, brands need to create delightful, seamless, and impactful journeys to connect with the humans behind the screen. Human-Centered Marketing introduces three frameworks to help mid-senior-level marketers find, connect with, and convert audiences. The book helps you map an audience journey that behaves like a playground instead of a linear funnel, evolve the approach to social media to go beyond conversations and instead facilitate and engage with the community and build thought leaders, to build trust and move your audience into the future. Each chapter includes practical advice to help seasoned marketers shift their strategy and offers tactical implementation recommendations. All chapters include real-world examples from companies like Adobe, HubSpot, and Edelman to demonstrate that this shift from the standard playbook actually works.

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