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Hosted by Nick Kastner · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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Join marketer Nick Kastner to discuss the latest topics in marketing. Across each episode, Nick covers the latest in marketing, interviews with regional and national marketers from across the United States, and even discusses some of their favorite sneaker options.
Nick Kastner hosts Sneakers and Strategies, a business show with 28 episodes published.
Send a text Agile marketing is powerful — but only if you don’t overcomplicate it. In this season finale, Nick recaps the nine Agile Marketing principles covered so far and shows why simplicity is the real secret weapon:
Send a text It's easy to think if you're running agile you know marketing. But the truth is - agile marketing isn't marketing without fundamentals. In this episode we go to back to basics as a reminder that goals, value
Send a text In this episode, Nick covers probably one of the most important principles: understanding how to operate at a sustainable pace to generate long-term marketing success. Agencies and marketing teams alike strug
Send a text In this episode Nick goes hard in the paint discussing the importance of motivation and trust with your marketing team. Agile marketing is really about people and giving them the freedom and structure to be s
Send a text In this latest (and late) episode of Sneakers and Strategies, Nick catches listeners up on life and explains why agile works best when you have the right teams (and people) in the room. Also, listeners are in
Send a text What does it look like to have the safety of failure on your marketing team? Many organizations struggle with the idea of failure not realizing this is how they learn. This week's episode is all about learnin
Send a text Careful building big-bang campaigns with long planning times. In agile marketing, the goal is to ensure that we are delivering value quickly and to do that - we have to plan accordingly. This week covers the
Send a text No marketing plan is perfect, but learning to learn and adjust frequently is one of primary jobs of a marketer. After a week of adjusting to change - this week Nick discusses this very topic and the importanc
Send a text Sometimes our marketing teams become echo chambers for our leadership. They start to sound like our CEOs or marketing directors and struggle to create anything new. Agile marketing works to prevent that by en
Send a text Continuing on in season 3 on agile marketing, Nick talks about the importance of transparency in marketing across the organization including your relationship with leadership and your marketing agency. Suppor
Send a text Over the past year, Google has found new competition in terms from ChatGPT and other AI platforms. But, that's not all. Marketers are finding that Instagram and many of today's most popular social media platf
Send a text No marketing plan survives a full year. In this week's episode Nick covers how agile marketers manage change. Rather than reacting to change, agile marketers respond to it in a calculated fashion to make sure
Send a text In this week's episode, Nick tears down hierarchy and provides guidance on how to shift from worrying about the highest paid person in the room and building marketing and business strategies that focus on col
Send a text In this week's episode, Nick targets the opinion of everyone in marketing to ensure your organization is focused on using data and experimentation to drive real value. This is the third episode in Season 3 fo
Send a text This week Nick talks how to make sure that your focused on delivering value fast in an even faster moving marketing environment. Support the show Follow Nick online at @professoroflife on X and Instagram, or
Send a text In the first episode of Season 3, Nick introduces the Agile Marketing Manifesto by discussing the history of agile project management and the first of the 5 values of agile marketing. During this season of Sn
Send a text On my way home from work two weeks ago, I thought I had a great new theory. I didn't - because in 1976, two American communications scholars developed a well known theory in mass communications called Media D
Send a text In this episode, brand and digital marketing veteran Nick Kastner discusses this year's Super Bowl ads, the good and the bad, Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management Super Bowl ad review, wheth
Send a text 2023 brought a number of critical changes to marketing - specifically in the areas of scale, SEO, and artificial intelligence. In this episode, Nick discusses a recent article in Search Engine Land by legenda
Send a text In our latest episode, Nick spends some time with marketing expert and former Coca-Cola executive Pat Magill. From McDonald's to Happy Meal toys (and Teenie Beanie Babies), Pat has spent his entire career in
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Sneakers and Strategies is hosted by Nick Kastner. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 28 episodes.
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