Marketing Smarts from MarketingProfs

Are you ready to take a journey through trust, reciprocity, reputation, and strategy? In this episode, George B. Thomas and Eric Yaverbaum uncover a matrix of words, tips, and wisdom for building a successful brand in the digital world.

Are you ready to build a content hub? Just press the record button. George B. Thomas talks with Ian Anderson Gray about how live video can be the source of all your content marketing efforts.

Brand voice has become top-of-mind in marketing as more and more people support businesses that share their values. But how you treat your customers is only part of the battle--employees have to be part of the conversation, too.

Jamie Gier joins us for this episode of Marketing Smarts to talk about what the event industry looks like in 2022 and how to add moments of delight to every stage of the customer journey.

It's time for marketers to approach social media in a new way. According to Aaron Templer, the way we've been using it isn't effective, and it actually runs contrary to the way social groups operate.

Mia Masson talks about the upheaval the event industry has experienced over the past two years, what the future of events looks like, and why building a community--even by accident--is a must for all marketers.

Before you create a product, you have to create an audience, advises Jimmy Rose of Content Snare. Product creation is a reverse-engineered process that comes out of community.

The reason you're just now hearing about RevOps everywhere, says SmartBug Media CEO Jen Spencer, is because leaps in technology are redefining the architecture of companies.

Turning fans into brand evangelists doesn't have to come from outside influencers. Dan Sanchez from Sweet Fish Media shares how giving employees the freedom to establish their own personal brands can have a positive impact on the company's

Forget about any data or trends before March 2020, argues speaker and author Mark Schaefer. The business world has fundamentally changed, and the winners are companies that can make a personal connection by showing up human.

When you create an agency in two days--as Rob Simone did with Summer Friday--you want it to be culturally sustainable. That means focusing on its people.

Sometimes strategic marketing means putting your budget somewhere that isn't your own products. FoodStory Brands CMO Jay Whitney recounts his experiences marketing smaller food brands through exceptionalism and a focus on social causes.

The cutting edge of search may have moved beyond keywords and links to deciphering what Google has learned about the searcher. Wil Reynolds of Seer shares his insights on SEO, as well as philosophies on leadership and giving back to the community.

Cryptocurrencies, creator coins, and NFTs are not merely a trend, argues Jeremiah Owyang. On our latest podcast, he offers insights into what they are and how they might change the future of marketing.

How do you go from marketing to creating a better audience experience? Oli Gardner shares his journey from frustration with bad marketing and ugly landing pages to full-time event speaking and thought leadership.

Upcoming B2B Forum speaker Mitch Joel talks about "The Great Compression" of business technology, the future of remote work, branding vs. direct response, and the benefits of the long haul.

Music plays a pivotal role in branding and advertising. Sam Parvin of Parvin Music discusses how she guides brands through adopting an audio strategy and choosing music that reflects their brand values.

How do small and medium-sized businesses begin to take a bite out of the digital world? Author Eric Schwartzman argues that an effective transformation to online marketing requires owned media and new platforms.

Is there a straightforward way to connect brand investment with revenue? Maggie Gross of Deloitte Digital thinks so. She joined the Marketing Smarts podcast to discuss how to calculate the true value of brand.

Executive-level strategist and best-selling author Chris Brogan lays a course for big B2B companies to get past planning and dig deeper to create an organizational (or even multi-organizational) marketing strategy.