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You’re in marketing for one reason: Grow. Grow your company, reputation, customers, impact, profits. Grow yourself. This is a community that will help. It will stretch your mind, connect you to fascinating people, and provide some fun along the way. I am so glad you’re here. -Mark Schaefer

Yes, it is true. There was a single word that changed my life, uttered by one of the greatest business leaders I’ve ever known.

The post showcases three successful and inspiring marketing examples from one of the world’s most creative cities, Berlin.

Ekaterina Walter shares three fascinating examples that showcases the power of brand storytelling with the statistics to support it.

A Marketing Companion episode explores the shifting nature of professionalism in the workplace as well as developments from Facebook, Amazon, and Walmart.

Knowing your social media marketing purpose is hard to do but SO IMPORTANT. Follow these three tried-and-true steps to create yours.

Determining the best content for your business might seem overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be if you follow these five simple guidelines.

John Espirian shares his experience finding his branding hook after a conversation with Mark, which led to being included in the book “KNOWN.”

Creativity is something that probably won’t be outsourced any time soon. Here are four big ideas for staying creative in the digital age.

Many businesses want to know how to hire an influencer. It’s not a simple marketing transaction. In fact, the answer will surprise you!

Industry leaders once predicted many niche social networks that eventually eat away at Facebook’s dominance Why did that never happen?

Another controvery from Facebook. This seems to be nothing surprising if you conclude that Facebook has no moral compass.

By Kiki Schirr, {grow} Contributing Columnist Standing out amid a pool of college graduates can be difficult. Gaining social media marketing experience is a clear

Organizational culture is the biggest predictor of marketing success, especially as we work to retain customers in an era without loyalty.

Values-based marketing is a hot topic, and an important one. But what happens when customer values and company values don’t align?

There’s no denying that marketing benchmarks are crucial. However, finding the right benchmarks and conducting a study often hampers, not helps marketing.