How to keep your job when facing marketing budget cuts
Marketing budget cuts are inevitable. Even if you’re not facing a cutback in this current budget season, you will someday, so here is some timeless advice to hold things together when the axe comes down.
Learning From 100 Years of the World’s Greatest Brand
A celebration of 100 years of Disney and the greatest brand in the world. Can any company create Disney marketing magic? Can you?
The Generosity Paradox: Why Corporate Giving Can Be Perilous
Corporate generosity is expected now, but the paradox is, it can do more harm than good. Mark Schaefer and Keith Jennings discuss on The Marketing Companion.
How are you dealing with time-space compression?
The marketing world isn’t just changing. It’s changing at a blinding speed. This presents a time-space compression that challenges our careers, and perhaps our sanity!
Is it possible to achieve human marketing at scale?
We live in a complex world where customers long for the human touch. But in an AI-crazed world, can human marketing scale? Mark Schaefer and Dennis Yu explore the idea!
Speed Kills: Why Meme Marketing Rules the Internet
Meme marketing is a mainstream strategy with broad legal, creative, and operational challenges
Is it easier to build a business or start a movement?
Have you considered the possible link between the start of a movement and the start of a business? A new look at how people can belong to your brand and sustain a business.
Gen Z Exposed
What happened at the first-ever conference developed for Gen Z? It’s Gen Z exposed! Mark Schaefer and Sara WIlson report on this up close and personal connection with the new taste-makers.
Protecting Your Content From AI: A Contrarian View
Protecting your content from AI use and misuse is a major copyright issue, but a rational perspective suggests benefits for a businesses that allows AI bots to scrape content.
How to Become a Genius
One of the highlights of my career was meeting Walter Isaacson. There’s no better person who would know what it takes to become a genius.
So … I asked him and his answer was surprisingly simple.