This week’s Marketing Companion podcast is a grab bag of interesting current topics. Tom Webster and I dissect:
- Twitter’s strategy and the user-unfriendliness of Silicon Valley products
- American politics and social media — a surprising discussion on social media and television
- Authenticity — Are we taking it too far? Do you have to reveal your personal life to be respected?
- Mark and Tom disagree on the importance of the demographics of Millennials
- The coming culture conflict at big companies
It’s pretty interesting stuff. Please check it out and if you like what you hear, would you consider leaving a review on iTunes? Here we go …
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