Hosted by Third Eye Insights · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 162 episodes
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Welcome to the #1 podcast for business owners on Branding and Strategy. Join Camille Moore and Phillip Millar, two internationally recognized branding experts who help you cut through the noise, see trends first and navigate the complicated world of branding. Enjoy weekly discussions about brand disasters, industry case studies, insider secrets, marketing malpractice, and top industry guests. This is the go-to podcast for business owners and industry experts to stay relevant and cut through the noise.
Third Eye Insights hosts The Art of the Brand, a business show with 162 episodes published.
From Reddit’s rise as the internet’s most trusted source to Google’s AI challenge and Snapchat’s billion-dollar bet on augmented reality, this episode explores the biggest shifts shaping the future of marketing.We break
What actually happens when the biggest marketers, creators, founders and tech companies in the world all gather in one place? In this first episode of Coffee in Cannes , we're taking you behind the scenes of Cannes Lions
Luxury brands aren’t built overnight and Sisley Paris is proof of that. In this episode, we sit down with Countess Isabelle d’Ornano to unpack how Sisley became one of the most respected beauty brands in the world throug
From Elon Musk and SpaceX to YouTube’s takeover of Hollywood, this week’s episode explores why the brands and creators winning today are obsessed with storytelling.We break down the rise of founder-led brands, why influe
Meta just crossed a line many advertisers never thought possible: it officially surpassed Google in ad revenue. In this weeks episode we break down why marketers are shifting budgets away from traditional search and towa
Ferrari’s controversial new EV, Gucci’s Formula 1 partnership, LinkedIn’s algorithm overhaul, and Blake Lively’s brand struggles all point to the same question: what actually builds a great brand today?In this episode, w
The Ordinary’s Markup Marché campaign has everyone talking about how much beauty products really cost.In this episode, we break down why the campaign worked, why it also created controversy for Estée Lauder, and what it
Most brands today don’t have a product problem. They have an attention problem.In this episode, we break down why the internet is becoming harder to win on, why “safe” brands are getting ignored, and how social media has
Everyone is chasing followers online. But what happens when the follower count stops mattering?In this episode we talk about Instagram’s latest follower cleanup, why so many brands and creators are realizing their audien
Everyone is fighting for attention online. But what happens when the scroll stops working?In this episode, we talk about why digital-only brands are starting to feel flat, and why real-world moments, billboards, events,
Chris McMillan has shaped some of the most iconic hair moments in pop culture, but he still sees himself as one thing first: a hairdresser. In this episode, Chris talks about the career, instinct, and obsession behind hi
Most brands don’t fail because of the consumer. They fail because they lose their identity.In this episode, we break down some of the biggest brand decisions happening right now, from Lululemon’s controversial CEO appoin
Most brands today don’t have a product problem. They have a strategy problem. In this episode, we break down what’s happening behind some of the biggest brand moments right now—from Coachella activations to influencer-le
Coachella used to be about music. Now it’s about brands. In this episode, we unpack what happens when culture gets commercialized. From influencer-heavy crowds to brand activations that feel more like content factories t
Most founders wait until everything is polished before they start talking about their business. Sammy Nusdorf did the opposite. Long before Meadow Lane opened, he started documenting the process in real time. He shared t
In this episode of The Art of the Brand, Camille Moore and Phillip Millar break down one of the most important truths in modern business: nobody wants to buy your product unless you create a reason for them to care. From
Sir John has worked at the highest level of beauty, from Beyoncé’s most iconic creative moments to global campaigns, editorial shoots, brand work, and creative direction inside some of the biggest names in the industry.
Brand loyalty is not as stable as it used to be, and this episode breaks down why. In this episode of The Art of the Brand, Camille Moore and Phillip Millar unpack the growing pressure brands face as innovation speeds up
World-building isn’t optional anymore, it’s the difference between brands that grow and brands that get left behind. World-building isn’t optional anymore, it’s the difference between brands that grow and brands that get
Cymbiotika didn’t start as a business; it started as a mission. In this episode of The Art of the Brand, the co-founder and COO of Cymbiotika breaks down how they built one of the fastest-growing wellness brands by focus
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The Art of the Brand is hosted by Third Eye Insights. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 162 episodes.
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