Perhaps your company’s branding strategy is YOU.
The most powerful branding strategy might be found in your own experiences and stories.
The most powerful branding strategy might be found in your own experiences and stories.
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.
Jim Kukral uses Major League Baseball as an example of how we need to be unskippable to gain the attention of today’s consumers.
Video everywhere is a new social strategy from Gatorade discussed on the Marketing Companion podcast.
Are you faster than a speeding Snapchat? More powerful than a YouTube apology? Craft Facebook posts in the blink of an eye? Which social media superhero are you?
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 […]
In a world of malignant complexity, we may have to grow comfortable with marketing without forecasting or reliable measurement.
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.
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