This article analyzes the evolution of marketing in the era of late platform capitalism, where traditional storytelling is giving way to precise attention and risk management. The author describes the processes of datification and platformization, in which algorithms leverage affective prediction to guide user behavior. Contemporary super apps are becoming the infrastructure of civilization, transforming intimate relationships into market data. The text emphasizes the importance of cultural humility and ethics in communication, pointing to behavioral markets as a new battleground for symbolic power. In this system, attention becomes the most valuable resource, and brands must understand the mechanisms of affect extraction to survive the digital noise. This is a critical look at technology that is redefining the concepts of proximity, commerce, and social visibility.
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