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Cluetrain Manifesto

Jason Falls

Jason Falls



When people ask me the difference in marketing today versus marketing 10 years ago, I normally say something like this:

“The American, and even world, consumer got tired of being talked at and has demanded to be spoken with. Corporations were monolithic buildings, logos and brand names. You can’t have a conversation with any of those three entities. The companies consumers engage with and respect today are more human, often even putting employees in front of the company to act as conversation points. While a lot of marketing is still executed in traditional means, social media has opened up a new channel of communications for brands: The conversation, which is much more powerful than the old, one-way trumpeting of old.”

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Approaching 10 Years After Cluetrain, Most Still Don’t Get It

April 30, 2008

Is it really the 10th anniversary of The Cluetrain Manifesto? Actually, it isn’t. The book was written in 1999 by Rick Levine, Christopher Locke, Doc Searls and David Weinberger. It was published in 2000. I suppose then that John Cass’s meme inspired by the upcoming 10th anniversary of the book is meant to borrow the [...]

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