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ai in marketing
AI is one of the hottest topics, not just in marketing, but in business, government, and personal lives. It’s impacting everything, and at times AI is amazing and at times it’s undeniably controversial. So where does AI fit in with marketing? Is it the answer for everything or is marketing…
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5 ways to communicate like a leader
Everybody wants to be the boss, to be in charge. But what ambition doesn’t tell you is leading is hard work. For some people it just doesn’t come naturally. Or maybe all they’ve been shown is bad examples. I usually say good leadership starts with leading by example, and while…
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marketing alphabet soup
The business world has always been plagued with jargon. Marketing seems especially inundated with the buzzword of the week as old concepts get rebranded or terms get invented for the sake of naming everything. Some terms and acronyms make sense and are helpful, but unfortunately many of these buzzwords, which…
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avoid gtm fails
The big reveal. The unveiling. Go to Market, and specifically the launch, is probably one of the most exciting aspects of marketing. It’s a thrill. What makes the building anticipation so palpable is partly all the work that goes into the GTM process and partly the fun of watching the…
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how i increased a subscriber list by 482%
Used correctly, email subscriber lists are, at the risk of being cliché, worth their weight in gold. This is old news, yet in this highly digital world almost every brand is behind in data acquisition. Emailing isn’t just about making a new sale. Emailing existing customers is one of the…
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content is still king
We’ve all heard the phrase “content is king.” Bill Gates made the phrase buzzworthy when he authored an essay titled “Content is King” back in 1996. Before Gates penned his piece, the phrase was the mantra of Viacom’s Sumner Redstone. Same phrase. Two different meanings. Redstone was talking about the…
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how i increased website visitors 4,544%
To drive a large lift in unique visitors, the lever most marketing teams instinctively look to pull is a SEM spend. Paid search certainly buys visibility, but eyeballs don’t matter if the website they land on doesn’t match what they’re looking for. I proved that point dramatically for a B2B…