We’ve been numbers for ages

Posted on Saturday 28 October 2006

We’ve been numbers for ages

When I tell people about the book I’m writing, and how companies are going to get to know us better and better by analyzing our data, they often reply, “We’ll just be numbers.” My response is that we’ve long been numbers: From cannon fodder at Gettysburg to the millions staring at Superbowl ads, generals and marketers have regarded us as masses of largely undifferentiated numbers. The difference now is that the numbers will increasingly define us as individuals. This is new.

This is what I have been saying regarding data base marketing. This is not mass marketing it is mass customization. Once you begin to develop a data base regarding your patients you can better understand what they want and deliver a better service.

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