Attention spans are not decreasing. We’re just too skippable.
Jim Kukral uses Major League Baseball as an example of how we need to be unskippable to gain the attention of today’s consumers.
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Marketing without measurement in a world of malignant complexity
In a world of malignant complexity, we may have to grow comfortable with marketing without forecasting or reliable measurement.
The rising opportunity of creator-owned content licensing
Creators are missing an opportunity if they aren’t owning their intellectual property and considering content licensing.
An experiment that will help you embrace the chaos
We all need to learn to embrace the chaos in this world of furious change. Here’s a resource to help you.
Big company or small: Advertising at a crossroads
That photo? An explanation is coming, I promise. But first an observation. I always follow the deliberations at the annual Cannes Lions Festival. It’s an opulent, sun-drenched gathering of advertisers, […]
Getting creative to reach the unreachable customer
Even our biggest fans may be out of touch with our current news. How do we reach the unreachable customer?
A content arms race started on February 01, 2013. A case study.
The TV show “House of Cards” created a content arms race house which may threaten its creator, Netflix. A lesson in content marketing for all!
To achieve a high price, you don’t always need high quality
Quality matters, but to achieve a high price, there are a lot of other marketing tricks in the book.
The impact of fake news on your marketing department
Fake news is in the news. But what does it have to do with your marketing department? Get ready.
The Marketing Companion Podcast
Why not tune into the world’s most entertaining marketing podcast that I co-host with Brooke Sellas.
Top-rated social media speaker and keynote presenter
Mark is one of the most sought after marketing keynote speakers. He specializes in marketing strategy and social media.