Hosted by Daniel Burstein · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 155 episodes
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Marketers are the artisans of commerce. Our palette is ideas. We ply our craft to facilitate choice. To empower every person creating value in the world – sharing their inventions, their service, their good works. And ultimately, to keep a society built on choice functioning.But also…This is one of the most fun, wildly creative, never-grow-up, 99% boring meetings followed by 1% of sheer creative brilliance, funny-yet-frustrating-yet-fruitful career choices you can make.Let’s explore the dichotomy.In this podcast, Daniel Burstein of MarketingSherpa dives deep into marketers’ and entrepreneurs’ careers to inspire your next great campaign, give you strategies for winning approval on your ideas, and help you navigate the trickiest decisions in your career. The curious, comprehensive style of these interviews allows marketing and business leaders to do what they do best – express themselves to communicate a key lesson.Listen in as we probe marketing leaders about how they crafted campaig
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Blandvertising [https://marketingexperiments.com/copywriting/writing-meaningful-copy]. It’s a word I coined 13 years ago to describe a wishy-washy marketing claim. The type of words that fill a copy block. They look righ
Blandvertising [https://marketingexperiments.com/copywriting/writing-meaningful-copy]. It’s a word I coined 13 years ago to describe a wishy-washy marketing claim. The type of words that fill a copy block. They look righ
Some of the best conversations I have with my kids are during filler time. Not the quality time you hear hyped up – just a side conversation over breakfast, or driving to an errand, or putting together Ikea furniture. Ma
Some of the best conversations I have with my kids are during filler time. Not the quality time you hear hyped up – just a side conversation over breakfast, or driving to an errand, or putting together Ikea furniture. Ma
I am not a numbers guy. And I’ve been in my fair share of meetings with decks filled with endless charts and data and my eyes glazed over. I’m sure you have as well. So were we the problem? Were we just not captivated en
I am not a numbers guy. And I’ve been in my fair share of meetings with decks filled with endless charts and data and my eyes glazed over. I’m sure you have as well. So were we the problem? Were we just not captivated en
The total addressable market. TAM. We sometimes think the bigger the better, right? Hey, it means I can go to potential investors with a more impressive number. But too large a total addressable market can hinder success
The total addressable market. TAM. We sometimes think the bigger the better, right? Hey, it means I can go to potential investors with a more impressive number. But too large a total addressable market can hinder success
Data, data everywhere, but not a drop of insight. Excuse my remixing of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, but doesn’t it feel that way when staring at a dashboard sometimes. We have so much data – and frankly, our competitors pro
Data, data everywhere, but not a drop of insight. Excuse my remixing of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, but doesn’t it feel that way when staring at a dashboard sometimes. We have so much data – and frankly, our competitors pro
I love Delta Air Lines. It’s my favorite airline. Please understand that. Now, that said, when I was a kid, their tagline was ‘We love to fly and it shows.’ I would see the tagline on TV ads. I would see it on giant post
I love Delta Air Lines. It’s my favorite airline. Please understand that. Now, that said, when I was a kid, their tagline was ‘We love to fly and it shows.’ I would see the tagline on TV ads. I would see it on giant post
I know the pinch when budgets tighten, customers shift, and deadlines close in. Yet, marketers have a superpower: like Superman’s X-ray vision, we see through constraints to the core idea. That is the essence of our craf
I know the pinch when budgets tighten, customers shift, and deadlines close in. Yet, marketers have a superpower: like Superman’s X-ray vision, we see through constraints to the core idea. That is the essence of our craf
Let’s step into these shoes for a minute. You’re the sole marketer at a B2B startup. You’ve been hustling, pitching investors, and finally you close your Series A. Suddenly, you have the budget to make real progress. Wha
Let’s step into these shoes for a minute. You’re the sole marketer at a B2B startup. You’ve been hustling, pitching investors, and finally you close your Series A. Suddenly, you have the budget to make real progress. Wha
I love the movie City Slickers. If you’re unfamiliar, Billy Crystal is a Manhattanite, has a midlife crisis, and goes out West on a cattle drive to try to figure life out. Spoiler alert, the crusty old cowboy teaches him
I love the movie City Slickers. If you’re unfamiliar, Billy Crystal is a Manhattanite, has a midlife crisis, and goes out West on a cattle drive to try to figure life out. Spoiler alert, the crusty old cowboy teaches him
Instead of burning budgets on Facebook ads, Talya Elitzer, CEO, Overmind Merchandise [https://www.overmind.co/], grows global merch sales with just seven employees by building worlds, not products. In this episode, she r
Instead of burning budgets on Facebook ads, Talya Elitzer, CEO, Overmind Merchandise [https://www.overmind.co/], grows global merch sales with just seven employees by building worlds, not products. In this episode, she r
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How I Made it in Marketing is hosted by Daniel Burstein. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 155 episodes.
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