
The Making: Episode 1
How do you make work that doesn't just sell, but stays? That was the question. This is where we start finding the answer. In this episode, I sat with a book written by two people who have spent decades inside the African

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MAD Conversations is Ghana’s Marketing Leadership Podcast focused on brand strategy, campaign execution, and marketing leadership. We are building an archive of marketing excellence in Ghana and across Africa. New episodes weekly. Subscribe to stay ahead in marketing.
The Adverbe hosts MAD Conversations, a business show with 12 episodes published.

How do you make work that doesn't just sell, but stays? That was the question. This is where we start finding the answer. In this episode, I sat with a book written by two people who have spent decades inside the African

How do you make work that doesn't just sell, but stays? That was the question. This is where we start finding the answer. In this episode, I sat with a book written by two people who have spent decades inside the African

How did a few seconds of sound become decades of memory? That was the question. This is the answer. In eleven episodes, I sat across producers, artists, marketers, regulators, and consumers each one holding a different p

Evans Kwofie has built brands inside some of the most competitive marketing environments in Ghana. From Diageo Ghana where he worked on Star Beer and Guinness, to Kasapreko where he ran marketing for Alomo Bitters, to Un

Three product-spec jingles. Three failures. Less than five people participated in the last one. And then one decision, to stop selling the phone and start selling the feeling produced 200 million impressions, 5,000 dance

The rules of music in advertising have changed. The question is whether brands, agencies, and artists are ready. In this episode of MAD Conversations, Abeiku Dadson sits down with Eli-Daniel Wilson, a digital strategist

The Club Beer Pata Pata jingle has been in Ghanaian living rooms and airwaves for over three decades. It outlasted agencies, survived a legal dispute, was blocked by the FDA, and is still the first thing most Ghanaians t

For five episodes, MAD Conversations has heard from the composers, the producers, the sound engineers, and the regulators. The people who built Ghana’s most iconic jingles and the people who approved or rejected them. Th

Ghana's advertising industry generates billions each year and operates with almost no legal framework to protect brands, agencies, artists, or consumers. In this episode of MAD Conversations, Andrew Ackah, CEO of Dentsu

Everyone in Ghana knows the Adonko jingle. Almost nobody knows the man who made it. Dr. Yaw Stone wrote Adonko Fa me kɔ as a love song in 2013, and it flopped. Three years later he received a call, and without a brief, a

Before the ad ends, a note has found you. Not by chance but by design. Behind every jingle that made you hum, buy, or believe, there was an engineer who understood that sound is not decoration, it is a science and strate

Before the hit record, before the brand anthem, before the ad that makes you stop scrolling, there was someone in a room, shaping every single sound you heard. In this episode, Abeiku Dadson sits down with Roger Ebo Quan

Before jingles, before radio, before television - there was the town crier. In this episode, Abeiku Dadson sits down with Dr. Eyram Fiagbedzi, a musicologist and traditional music scholar to trace the origins of advertis

Before the guests, the case studies, and the deep dives — this is where MAD Conversations begins. Season 1 is dedicated to one question: how has music shaped the way brands speak to Ghanaians? From the earliest radio jin
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