WeChat, TikTok and Capturing the Consumer Mind in a Digital Age (36)

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English - June 28, 2020 07:00 - 54 minutes - 37.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 14 ratings
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In this class, I talk about the share of the consumer mind as a revenue competitive advantage. And how companies like WeChat and TikTok are changing this with digital tools.

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This is part of Learning Goals: Level 4-5, with a focus on:

#24: Share of the Consumer Mind in a Digital Age

Concepts for this class:

Competitive AdvantagesShare of the Consumer MindSwitching CostsSearching CostsTemporary Supply-Demand Imbalances

Companies for this class:

TikTok / Douyin and BytedanceWeChat and Tencent

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