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The term the ‘experience economy’ was first used in 1998 by B. Joseph Pine II and James Gilmore in the Harvard Business Review
In this lesson; Shirra Smilansky author of Experiential Marketing, brings it up to date.
Video length: 5:39
About Shirra
Shirra Smilanksy is passionate about innovative and immersive brand experiences. She delivers creative and immersive live events, pop-ups, interactive installations, and experiential brand activation platforms. Shirra has over 15 years experience as creative and set design lead, delivering award winning creative for leading global consumer brands such as adidas, L’Oreal Luxe, San Miguel and many more. A strategic thinker, developing authentic, content driven strategies that engage and add value in this digital age, where real content is king!
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