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The economics of becoming a keynote speaker
Being a keynote speaker might seem glamorous but there is a lot of work behind the scenes. Here are the economics of being a speaker.
My brand engagement fantasy: Hire a few real people.
Brand engagement isn’t happening. At least not like consumers want. But it could and it should if companies looked up to see the real world.
Perhaps your company’s branding strategy is YOU.
The most powerful branding strategy might be found in your own experiences and stories.
How industries are being disrupted through stories
This industry is being disrupted through stories. Is it sustainable, and what does this strategy mean to you?
Marketers must stop doing what people hate.
If you’re a fan of my book Marketing Rebellion: The Most Human Company Wins, you’ll know that I advocate a movement toward a human-centered approach to marketing. And the first […]
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.
Why breaking up Big Tech won’t work
The notion of breaking up big tech is picking up political momentum but it won’t work because deep down, people like things as they are.
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?
The Marketing Companion Podcast
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