Most Marketing Trends guests focus on a specific strategy, tactic, or technology. But Geoffrey Miller, Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of New Mexico, starts with marketing's most fundamental question: Why do people buy things?
Most Marketing Trends guests focus on a specific strategy, tactic, or technology. But Geoffrey Miller, Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of New Mexico, starts with marketing's most fundamental question: Why do people buy things?
Marketing to developers is notoriously difficult. They are very independent and hate being marketed to. On this episode of Marketing Trends, we talked to an expert who has figured out how to do it successfully. Vidya Peters is the CMO of Mulesoft. In that capacity, she has built a community of developers who love her product and share it with each other.
Are marketers technologists? According to Whitney Bouck, COO of HelloSign, they ought to be. Whitney has spent years marketing to CIOs, and she thinks that marketers need to be just as much of technology junkies as the people they market to.
Everywhere you look, B2B marketers are talking about Account Based Marketing, and its prominence is only growing. So to better understand the technology, we talked to Laura Ramos, VP and Principal Analyst for B2B Marketing Professionals at Forrester Research.
Every marketing team needs 3 C's - communication, content, and coordination, according to Dave King, Head of Marketing at Asana. On this episode of Marketing Trends, he talks about how marketing leaders can better manage all three.
Doug Sweeny made his mark in the marketing world with world-class, innovative companies like Google and Nest. For his next challenge, he decided to join a company taking on one of the most change-resistant industries imaginable: healthcare. Doug is currently the CMO of One Medical, a company that is using disruptive technology to connect consumers with primary care providers.
Millennials. The word comes with some strong connotations. But what do millennials actually believe? And how can marketers target them more effectively? To find out, we talked to Nadia Masri. Nadia is the Founder and CEO of Perksy, a consumer insights platform that powers real-time research with millennial and Gen Z audiences through a mobile app. On this episode, Nadia walks us through her insights on younger consumers, the changing demographic landscape, and how to more effectively engage a target audience.
Karen Steele, CMO of LeanData, learned marketing from the best of the best. At Apple and NeXT, she had the opportunity to report directly to and learn from Steve Jobs. On this episode of Marketing Trends, she shares some of those lessons learned, as well as how to nail marketing attribution and her best practices for managing engagement.
"Content only succeeds when it is helpful or resonates emotionally." That is the central thesis of Camille Ricketts' content strategy. Camille is the Head of Marketing at Marketing at Notion. She helped revolutionize content marketing in the VC industry with her work at First Round Capital. On this episode, Camille talks about what it takes to create and scale a great content marketing strategy. She also talks about her start in marketing, work styles, marketing leadership, and much more.
From Apple’s first mouse to Palm’s first Personal Digital Assistant, IDEO has helped design some of the world’s most famous and important products. Across the world, and especially in Silicon Valley, they have been looked to as the gold standard in innovation and creativity. So what can marketers learn from this unique organization?