This presentation contains the FEED highlights from the Razorfish Digital Brand Experience Report 2009 edition, it’s also the presentation Garrick Schmitt is giving in his Webinars. FEED is Razorfish?s annual study charting how technology is changing the way consumers engage with brands and is a MUST read for every single marketer!
So what did they find out in 2009? Experience matters. A whole lot. So much so that experiences are becoming the new advertising or marketing. And these experiences are having an inordinate amount of impact on how consumers perceive a brand and ultimately purchase products. Moreover, they also found that consumers are actively engaged with brands across the entire digital spectrum. Consumers may be in control but so are brands which are so deeply embedded in the culture that consumers can?t imagine not making them a part of their world ? on Facebook, Twitter or even their own blogs.
Razorfish, like always have made the reports entirely available online for free. You can download the full report here, just see all the data & charts here or even purchase a professionally printed book here. Thankyou Razorfish for making it all freely available!


Good overview presentation. I especially like slide 21.
I’d be interested to know exactly what experiences they used in their research.
Not that I don’t believe in it, but when you know that market research can go wrong simply by asking a question, I’d love to know at least what was tested.
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excellent presentation and excellent research. It’s amazing how we can put advertising in troubles just comparing it with actual real life behavior.
Thanks for sharing it!
@RolandoPeralta
[...] Brand experience is the customers’ cumulative encounters with a brand. It aligns one or more of the five senses with the brand promise. Apple, for instance, demonstrates its brand promise of innovative and quality through its retail stores, computers and devices. [...]