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Interfacing with the Consumer

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Today, anytime you talk about marketing in the future, it’s about marketing on the Internet. It’s a moving target. What’s new today will be entirely different next year. That applies to Pepsi as much as to any other consumer products company. But, for a product category such as carbonated soft drinks, with its overwhelmingly young consumer profile, it is perhaps even more critical to know how to use the Internet effectively.

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Herbert Meyers Richard Gerstman (Chairman of Interbrand US)

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© 2001 Herbert M. Meyers and Richard Gerstman

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Meyers, H., Gerstman, R. (2001). Interfacing with the Consumer. In: Meyers, H., Gerstman, R. (eds) branding@thedigitalage. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403905468_10

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