Are you a human being or a grape lollipop?
Marketers pontificate about “being more human.” But brands aren’t acting like human beings. They’re acting like grape lollipops.
Marketers pontificate about “being more human.” But brands aren’t acting like human beings. They’re acting like grape lollipops.
An industry thought leader shares how working with micro influencers is more profitable and productive than working with brand ambassadors.
The Uprising brought together 30 marketing thought leaders. And this is what happened next.
Great marketing builds emotion between your product and your audience. In fact that may be a key to survival in the digital world!
Influencer marketing is under attack but it will persist because it’s about to move in an interesting new direction.
Experiential marketing is becoming an essential tactic. This post explains why, with seven examples.
Do you know what business you’re really in? Keith Jennings examines John’s Crazy Socks and shows us that we need to look beyond what our product strategy.
Influencer lists are most often based on a Twitter feed, which is not very representative of anything.
Company culture is key to business and marketing success. A new study tries to measure that factor, but is it real?
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