How writing a book becomes part of a marketing strategy
Books and marketing seem to go together like a hand in a glove as more executives get in on the publishing bandwagon. Should you write a book?
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Books and marketing seem to go together like a hand in a glove as more executives get in on the publishing bandwagon. Should you write a book?
Is Facebook evil? A Facebook insider called foul on the company’s efforts to use neuroscience to manipulate emotions and even our addictions.
Algorithms that hurt kids, marketing strategies that don’t work and “outing” on social media are three very touchy subjects covered in this discussion
Humor is a powerful elements we can add to our marketing efforts. But humor in marketing is difficult. Here’s some real advice from The Marketoonist
Using new data from political research, there is an imperative for micro-segmentation and marketing fundamentals — a call for the end to lazy marketing.
There’s a lot of pressure to create great original content but maybe success comes through an industry curated content strategy.
In this new Marketing Companion episode, Mark Schaefer and Tom Webster review Content Marketing World and why politics and content marketing fell flat
The ad industry is in trouble and stock valuations are in a freefall. This podcast episode examines the problems in the ad industry.
The business case for becoming a desperate entrepreneur: A corporate intrapreneur will always lose to an entrepreneur running out of money and time
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