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KIVA Product Marketing Overview

KIVA Marketing Overview

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KIVA

Product Marketing Overview

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Creating a where

partners and customers draw value

...thrives on ,

And is facilitated by .

It begins with ...

You want to living,

with and . breathing human beings to

Provide the appropriate for

those to take place.

The New Sales Funnel

Community Building  

The Influence Loop SHAREABLE

SHAREABLE

SHAREABLE

SHAREABLE

Let consumers when and where it’s

and keep the

.

The Eco Systems of Conversation

The Tools Engagement

Blogs eNewsletters

Case Studies

Videos

Traditional Radio

Satellite Radio

Guest Posting

In-Person Events

White Papers

Online Presentations

Webinars/Webcasts

Meetups

Infographics

Print Magazines

eBook

Podcasts Books AMA’s

Forums

Live Streaming

Comments

Annual Reports Articles on Website

Mobile Content

Research Reports

Microsites

Defining and Understanding

do they ? are they?  

do they ?  

What do ?  do they ?  

“Pot retailers will have to avoid the tobacco industry’s mistakes.

Tobacco was accused historically of intentionally marketing to kids to create the

users of tomorrow.” -The Cannabist

“In my opinion, the marijuana industry needs to decide if they are going to follow the

example of the tobacco industry, or from more responsible industries that understand

that is not in their long-term benefit to market to kids.”

- Eric Anderson, SE2

“The people I get high with are lawyers, business owners.”

-Wanda James, Cannabis Global Initiative

Edible Ideas Auntie Dolores

Butter Brothers

CBD-OOS EdiPure

Day Dreamers

Morsel Bakery

✪ Digital “sparks” that build community around product offering.

✪ Tap into emotions and give users something to value, together.

✪ Create anticipation, excitement, and deepen brand engagement.

✪ Inform and empower users through amazing, personalized experiences (online and offline).

✪ Advocate purpose and benefits so users and fans can share, support and help propagate value and importance.

“In spite of a down-market image, many consumers think about marijuana in the

same way they do fine wine, carefully selecting pot strains for their taste, aroma

and other characteristics...”

Contact: Dave Rubin

via email: [email protected]