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A true marketing genius is one who can successfully observe, innovate and execute the strategies based on the transitions, which this ever-changing world can bring to business anytime.
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Read More »Obviously, the key skills of a marketing genius are understanding ‘how and why’ people think and act the way they do. It is difficult to create compelling content marketing, for example, if you do not know why it would be compelling to your audience in the first place. Consumer behavior is difficult to understand, especially considering that customers have different interests and opinions. Looking into the psychology behind consumer behaviour may offer useful responses on questions like ‘Which marketing tactics drive sales?’ and ‘What works on social media?’ Karthi Marshan, President & Chief Marketing Officer, Kotak Mahindra Group, gives the physiological definition of a marketing genius: “The word that interests me is genius, not marketing. It is very telling that the etymology of the word genius can be traced back to the Sanskrit word for mother, birth giver, and compassion. Because, at their best, that is what marketing practitioners do, viz listen to the consumer and engage with compassion.” Karthi Marshan feels that the real marketing genius is about being a sponge that absorbs everything, from culture, the arts, human psychology, and then creating products and services that not only feed the body but also sustain the soul of the society. Humanizing marketing is the key to business success. To do this, brands need to build an emotional connection and relationship with their customers and eventually earn their trust. Companies must build the customer relationship rather than just talk about customer centricity. According to Anjali Malhotra, Chief Customer, Marketing, Digital, and IT Officer at Aviva Life Insurance the term genius is often resonated with someone who solves complicated problems. “On the contrary,” she says, “in marketing parlance, genius is someone who can simplify brand communication. The most effective brands are those that communicate in simple language, use crisp communication, sound humane, relatable, empathetic and cracking the customer insights and tapping it.” Anjali Malhotra believes that it is about sharing and respecting ethics and values, listening to what customers wants and then delivering solutions, engagements, and communications that can add value to customers lives. This authenticity makes it even more powerful because it not only helps you build relevant products and propositions but also ensures that customers stay satisfied and delighted, says she, adding: “That is why a marketing genius could be creating tomorrow’s revenue and customer stickiness while delivering today’s programs.”
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