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The Marketing Growth Formula, with Heidi Hattendorf
Episode 233 In the 2009 movie "Up" there's a golden retriever whose collar can translate his thoughts to speech. When Dug the dog first starts speaking, the main characters marvel at how smart he is,…
Market Eminence, with David Newman
Episode 232 There is a quiet, enduring power in wisdom that resists the urge to conform. Wise people refuse to abandon their convictions. It's not obvious who will be the Wise character in These…
Sales and Marketing that's Scalable, with Peter Fillmore
It goes without saying that the purpose of sales and marketing is to help a company grow. We create forecasts where revenue grows a hundred-thousand, a million, or 10 million dollars. But we expect…
The Social Shift, with Katie Brinkley
Social media platforms can serve as both vibrant marketplaces and spaces for genuine social interaction, where consumers feel valued, while businesses boost engagement and sales. This picture may not…
Pushing back on AI campaigns with humans in the loop, with Lyndsey Maddox
Episode 229 We need to talk about what's been happening with the use of AI on Google and Meta's ad platforms. A few years ago, we were surgeons. We had the scalpel. We chose the exact keywords, the…
Optimizing Sales and Marketing Data, with Susan Walsh
Episode 228 To enjoy the wondrous technologies we have today, we first had to grasp the science behind them. Science is built on good data—but did you know that bad data delayed one of the most…
Paid Traffic for Non-Profits, with Sean Moher
How do you amplify a message when you can't lean on traditional justifications like "because we'll make a profit out of this"? In the for-profit world, the justification for marketing spend is…
Depositioning, with Todd Irwin
Episode 226 Positioning is an element that's so foundational to Marketing, it's taught in every introductory class alongside the "Four Ps" of marketing. Positioning is meant to describe the choices a…
Tried and True Marketing Reads
Episode 225 At the time I'm recording this it's a new year. This is a typical time when people plan what they're going to achieve fitness-wise, financially and professionally. If you're working on…
Mastering constraints of Healthcare Marketing, with Cindy Grabowski
Thinking up a new product and commercializing it is not easy. All products face Financial, Technological and of course Competitive market barriers. But doing this in the field of Healthcare is not…
The Classical Marketing book, with Anthony "Tas" Tasgal
The world we inhabit today is, in countless ways, an extended echo of breakthroughs made by two extraordinary cultures that came from a compact corner of the mediterranean between the 4th century BCE…
Keeping the Revenue Engine Running, with Karl Ortmanns
We often hear marketers talk about how vital their work is to sales. What we don't hear nearly as often is the reverse: how essential sales is to a well-functioning marketing team. If marketing…
Brandjitsu, with Michael Dargie
Is your Brand truly memorable? Would a person who bought from you a year ago be able to recall your name or say what they found compelling about you? The reality is that a lot of brands are instantly…
Human Centered Marketing, with Ashley Faus
Here's a question a lot of us are asking ourselves today. How do marketers build genuine, durable trust when the cost of generating massive volumes of AI content is basically zero? How can you argue…
Analytics that's Metrics Centred, with Allan Wille
Up to the 18th century, making and trading things was harder than it needed to be. You had to deal with a bewildering patchwork of local constants and norms. It was actually the French Revolution…
Just Evil Enough, with Alistair Croll
In 1985, Robert Fulgham published a book that has gone on to sell 7 million copies. That puts it in league with nonfiction books like the biographies of Princess Diana, Nelson Mandela & the Diary…
Scar Tissue, with Danny Covey
For any professional, life often presents unexpected challenges that test our resilience and strength. The Ottawa-based marketer we'll hear from today, has had an extraordinary journey, For those…
Website Wealth, with Philippa Gamse
One of the best known events in the modern Olympics is the High jump. Since its dawn in 1896 all jumpers used the same technique. They would run towards the bar, then begin their vault by putting one…
The Path to AGI with John Thompson
Artificial General Intelligence is a term that most of us have heard, a good number of us know how its defined, and some claim to know what it will mean for the average marketer. Here's what OpenAI's…
Books for the Summer Break
Hey, Glenn here. It's the middle of summer when I'm recording this; a time we don a pair of shades, a beach towel and a good book. Funnel Reboot usually shares talks with marketing book authors, but…
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