Insights from National NAMA conference

Just returned from the annual National AgriMarketing Association (NAMA) conference in Kansas City. As always, it was a great networking opportunity.  And I came away with some marketing-related insights to share:
· We marketers now in some ways need to “unlearn what we’ve learned.”
· We must “earn attention” by creating interesting and useful information.
· Encourage other marketers to share information…the speaker referred to it as promoting “Word of Mouse.”
· Video will be an ever more powerful way to share information on the web.
· Do not put up any web content that has not been properly optimized.

The motivational speaker had a couple of thoughtful suggestions:
· Always greet people enthusiastically, i.e. make them feel like you truly are happy to see them.  It will make all the difference in how people interact with you.
· When you are not sure what to do…do something.

And finally, one speaker talked about how to generate, and then evaluate ideas.  I really liked his closing point:  We marketers need to fight for good ideas.  And if we don’t think an idea is worth fighting for, then it’s probably not a good idea.

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One Response to “Insights from National NAMA conference”

  1. Chris Waldo Says:

    Cool info Dave. Thanks for sharing.

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