Billee Howard believes that culture and commerce are colliding in ways we’ve never seen before, and we agree. Here more on The Nice Guys today.

 

Billee on Twitter- @mashuptweet

Doug on Twitter- @djdoug

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Here are some of the things you’ll hear from Billee on the podcast today:

 

– It’s a new era of engagement. It’s not enough to just sell anymore, you have to engage your consumer.

 

– Use storytelling to connect with your potential customers.

 

– Create a level of immersion with your brand.

 

– Her company Brandthropology does everything from brand positioning, content creation and production, to SEO and Web design.

 

– How can a company stand up and be noticed when there are literally a thousand others just like them?

 

-The world is so small today, how is it possible that to take the little guy and put him or her on the main stage?

 

– What mistakes do you see being made by organizations today in trying to get there message out to the world.

 

E-Mail- billee@brandthropologie.com

Get a copy of Billee’s book here:

We-Commerce: How to create, collaborate and succeed in a sharing economy.

 

And check out BRANDthropologie here:

http://brandthropologie.com/

 

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