Fri, 21 February 2014
Yes, we covered a lot of ground in just 30 minutes! Are you ready to give this a listen? Resources mentioned in this podcast: Age of Context: Mobile, Sensors, Data and the Future of Privacy Content Shock: Why content marketing is not a sustainable strategy The results are in: A case study of social influence Posts about Esurance Super Bowl ads referenced to in the podcast Why the little guy won marketing's biggest prize The missing link between awareness and action The mind-boggling lunacy of people who were impressed with Esurance's Super Bowl ad |
Fri, 7 February 2014
Over the past decade, companies and executives have re-discovered the power of incorporating public speaking into the marketing mix. Some of the advantages include:
This growing trend has impacted marketing strategies and transformed the professional speaking industry. One speaker told me that it is more difficult getting high-level paying engagements now because so many companies are willing to offer their executives as speakers for free. This opportunity is not often evaluated in terms of marketing strategy so Tom Webster and I thought it would be an ideal topic for our latest edition of The Marketing Companion podcast. We had a lot of fun on this episode and begin by rolling out a new content marketing "product" that includes "Breaking Bieber." You have to hear it to believe it! But we also roll up our sleeves and get into a discussion full of tips on how you can be more effective in adding public speaking to your marketing mix:
Are you ready to rumble? Of course you are! Folks mentioned in this podcast: |