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    The Marketing Millennials

    Bored of the same BS Marketing podcasts? With insights from the sharpest minds in the world, Daniel Murray unpacks their playbooks just for you to take into your weekly Marketing meeting.
    We’ll get deep into the conversation with Marketing leaders from companies like Gymshark, Shopify, and Infiniti. Every week you’ll hear from guests who run 9-figure businesses, manage communities of 20M+ people, and execute the campaigns you see on your timeline every day. The best part? We’ll give you ALL of their actionable insights.

    From building profitable newsletters to scaling on TikTok, Daniel gets into all of it. The one request he makes to all his guests? Stories or it didn’t happen.

    If you want to be part of The Marketing Millennials community, join in the conversation.

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    Understanding The Psychology Of Why People Buy, With Melina Palmer Feb 08, 2023
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    Want to improve your marketing successes? Get to know why people buy your products.

    In this episode from the archives Melina Palmer opens up her playbook on the psychology of why people buy.

    Melina is founder and CEO of The Brainy Business, which provides behavioral economics consulting to businesses of all sizes from around the world. She’s also a podcast host, author and speaker.


    Join Daniel and Melina as they get into everything consumer psychology.


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    Twitter: https://twitter.com/youngmelina


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    Daniel is a Workweek friend, working to produce amazing podcasts. Find out more, visit: www.workweek.com


    137 - The Power Of The Creator Economy, With Sean Holladay Feb 07, 2023
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    Is influencer marketing in your toolkit? Sean Holladay is opening up his packed influencer playbook, so grab a pen.

    Sean is the Co-founder of The Spacestation, a collection of companies including Spacestation Integrations and Spacestation Gaming.

    Daniel and Sean get into the weeds of how influencer marketing should work, the content marketing hill Sean would die on, and why all engagement starts with authenticity.

    What do brands like Warby Parker, Dr. Squatch, Vital Proteins, and Blendjet all have in common?

    Retention.com is their highest performing ROAS channel by far. Visit Retention.com to book a demo today.

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    Daniel is a Workweek friend, working to produce amazing podcasts. Find out more, visit: www.workweek.com

    Timestamps:

    00:00 Intro

    01:40 The Launch Of The SpaceStation

    06:02 Influencer Marketing Past And Present

    07:31 Ceding Control

    15:00 The Doritos Campaign

    17:28 Do Your Homework

    20:57 The Marketing Hill You’d Die On

    23:45 Authenticity Versus Promotion

    27:00 Why You Have To Care

    29:48 When Engagement Changes Your Life

    WHY MARKETING NEEDS MORE AUTHENTICITY

    Authenticity is crucial for marketing success in today’s world. Consumers are bombarded with countless ads every day, and many are tired of being sold to. They want to connect with brands that are genuine and have a real story to tell. Here are some reasons why marketing needs more authenticity:

    Builds trust:

    Authenticity builds trust with consumers. When a brand is transparent and honest, it shows that they care about their customers and are not just trying to make a quick profit. This can help build long-term relationships with customers and increase customer loyalty.

    Differentiates from competitors:

    In a crowded marketplace, authenticity can help a brand stand out from its competitors. When a brand is authentic, it can showcase its unique values, personality, and story. This can help consumers identify with the brand and choose it over competitors who are not as authentic.

    Increases engagement:

    Authenticity can also increase engagement with consumers. When a brand is authentic, it can create content that resonates with its target audience and sparks conversations. This can lead to increased engagement on social media, more website visits, and higher conversion rates.

    Aligns with values:

    Consumers today care more about the values of the brands they support. Authenticity allows a brand to showcase its values and align with those of its target audience. This can help create a deeper connection with consumers and increase brand loyalty.

    Humanizes the brand:

    Authenticity humanizes a brand by showcasing the people and stories behind it. This can help consumers connect with the brand on a more emotional level and view it as more than just a faceless corporation. This can also help create a sense of community around the brand.

    In conclusion, marketing needs more authenticity to build trust, differentiate from competitors, increase engagement, align with values, and humanize the brand. Authenticity allows a brand to connect with its target audience on a deeper level and build long-term relationships based on transparency and honesty. As a marketing professional, it’s essential to prioritize authenticity in all marketing efforts to create a more meaningful connection with consumers.


    136 - Why CX Is A Marketing Tactic, With Jess Cervellon From Feastables by Mr Beast Feb 02, 2023
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    How do you deliver authentic marketing messages in a large scale operation? Ask the Head of Customer Experience at Mr Beast’s Feastables.

    Jess Cervellon is the marketer obsessed with customer experience and co-host of the Oopsie podcast.

    Daniel and Jess talk authenticity, why your CX and marketing need to be more than just good friends, and why bots are helping build a robust voice for your customer.

    What do brands like Warby Parker, Dr. Squatch, Vital Proteins, and Blendjet all have in common?

    Retention.com is their highest performing ROAS channel by far. Visit Retention.com to book a demo today.

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    Timestamps:

    00:00 Intro

    01:01 Morphing Into Customer Experience

    02:47 Authentic Automation

    07:05 The Feedback Loop

    11:23 Always Being On

    14:40 The Proactive Approach To Problem Solving

    18:44 Community Built On Discord

    21:02 When Marketing And CX Get Together

    28:40 The Retention Question

    32:24 Building The Bot Funnel

    WHY CX IS A MARKETING TACTIC

    In today’s competitive marketplace, businesses need to focus on delivering an exceptional customer experience (CX) to stand out from the crowd. CX is the sum of all interactions a customer has with your brand, from their first interaction with your website or social media profile to their post-purchase support experience. While many businesses view CX as a customer service issue, it is actually a powerful marketing tactic that can help you attract and retain customers. Here are some reasons why CX is a marketing tactic:

    CX Builds Brand Loyalty

    When customers have a positive experience with your brand, they are more likely to become repeat customers and recommend your business to others. By focusing on CX, you can build a loyal customer base that will drive revenue and growth for your business.

    CX Enhances Brand Reputation

    In today’s social media-driven world, a negative customer experience can quickly go viral and damage your brand reputation. By prioritizing CX, you can ensure that your customers have a positive experience with your brand, which can enhance your reputation and attract new customers.

    CX Boosts Customer Lifetime Value

    Customer lifetime value (CLV) is the amount of revenue a customer generates over the course of their relationship with your brand. By providing a positive CX, you can increase CLV by encouraging repeat purchases and customer referrals.

    CX Improves Customer Acquisition

    Word-of-mouth marketing is a powerful tool, and it starts with providing a positive CX. When customers have a great experience with your brand, they are more likely to tell their friends and family about it, which can drive new business.

    CX Differentiates Your Brand

    In a crowded marketplace, it can be difficult to stand out from the competition. By focusing on CX, you can differentiate your brand and create a competitive advantage. Customers are more likely to choose a brand that prioritizes CX over one that doesn’t.

    In conclusion, CX is a marketing tactic that should not be overlooked. By focusing on CX, you can build brand loyalty, enhance brand reputation, boost CLV, improve customer acquisition, and differentiate your brand from the competition. To succeed in today’s competitive marketplace, businesses must prioritize CX as a core marketing strategy.


    Marketing Psychology Tips and Tricks With Phill Agnew Feb 01, 2023
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    This episode from the archives is gold. When you understand the science behind marketing, you can make even smarter tactical decisions.

    Phill Agnew is the marketing grad with a special interest in behavioral science. In his podcast, Nudge, he interviews some of the very best researchers, authors, and speakers working in this field of psychology.

    Daniel and Phill discuss why you should never make assumptions about your customers, why we love free chocolate, and why the French were not impressed with a 1 cent Amazon Prime delivery offer.

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    HOW TO USE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE IN MARKETING

    Behavioral science is the study of how individuals make decisions and take actions in various situations. As a marketing professional, understanding behavioral science can help you better understand your target audience and create more effective marketing campaigns. Here are some tips on how to use behavioral science in marketing:

    1. Use social proof:
    2. Social proof is a powerful psychological concept that refers to the tendency of individuals to follow the actions of others in similar situations. Use social proof in your marketing campaigns by showcasing positive reviews, ratings, and testimonials from satisfied customers. This can help increase trust in your brand and encourage others to follow suit.
    3. Leverage the scarcity principle: The scarcity principle is another psychological concept that refers to the tendency of individuals to desire things that are perceived as rare or in short supply. Use the scarcity principle in your marketing campaigns by creating limited-time offers or showcasing limited availability of products or services. This can create a sense of urgency and increase the perceived value of your offerings.
    4. Utilize the anchoring effect: The anchoring effect is the tendency of individuals to rely too heavily on the first piece of information presented to them when making decisions. Use the anchoring effect in your marketing campaigns by strategically pricing your products or services. For example, by showcasing a high-priced item next to a lower-priced item, the lower-priced item may seem like a better deal in comparison.
    5. Appeal to emotions: Emotions play a significant role in decision-making. Use emotional appeals in your marketing campaigns to create a connection with your target audience. For example, focus on creating content that evokes positive emotions like happiness, excitement, or joy.
    6. Make it easy: Individuals are more likely to take action when the desired behavior is easy to accomplish. Use this concept in your marketing campaigns by simplifying the actions you want your target audience to take. For example, use clear and concise messaging in your call-to-action and minimize any barriers to entry.
    7. Personalize the experience: Personalization is the practice of tailoring content to individual preferences and behaviors. Use personalization in your marketing campaigns by leveraging data to create targeted messaging and promotions. This can help increase engagement and improve the overall customer experience.

    In conclusion, using behavioral science in marketing can help marketing professionals create more effective campaigns by leveraging psychological concepts that influence decision-making. By using social proof, the scarcity principle, the anchoring effect, emotional appeals, simplicity, and personalization, marketing professionals can better understand their target audience and create more compelling marketing campaigns.


    Fireside Chat: Robin Daniels - Growth, Marketing, And Leadership Jan 31, 2023
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    Join Daniel and Robin in this quickfire round of questions.

    Delving into Robin's inspirations, the best advice he ever got, and plenty more, in under 10 minutes.

    Follow Robin:

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    Daniel is a Workweek friend, working to produce amazing podcasts. Find out more, visit: www.workweek.com



    135 - One Way to Accelerate Your Marketing Career, With Adam Robinson Jan 26, 2023
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    What does it take to build a unicorn in public? Adam Robinson is the marketer with huge ambitions.

    Adam is the Founder and CEO of Retention.com, helping Ecomm brands grow and monetize their first-party database by harnessing the power of identity.

    Daniel and Adam discuss his journey from Wall Street trader to email marketer, why he always wanted to be the tech guy, and how to 10X your marketing career.

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    LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/billiondollarchallenge/


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    Daniel is a Workweek friend, working to produce amazing podcasts. Find out more, visit: www.workweek.com


    How To Run TikTok Ads With Social Savannah Jan 25, 2023
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    This is one from the archives, with TikTok ad expert Savannah Sanchez aka Social Savannah.

    Savannah is a TikTok Media Buying & Ad Creative Expert, working with some of the top eCommerce brands to elevate their paid-social ad creatives as well as manage their ad campaigns on TikTok.

    Daniel uncovers what Savannah thinks about the creative process for TikTok and some amazing insights into what makes content that converts. You’ll definitely want to grab a pen and paper for this all signal episode.

    Follow Savannah:

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/savannahsanchez/


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    HOW TO CREATE A TIKTOK STRATEGY

    TikTok has quickly become one of the most popular social media platforms, with over a billion active users. As a marketing professional, it’s essential to have a TikTok strategy that helps you reach your target audience and grow your brand. Here are some tips on how to create a TikTok strategy for marketing professionals:

    1. Define your target audience: Like any marketing strategy, it’s essential to define your target audience. Identify who you want to reach on TikTok, including their age, interests, and behaviors. This will help you create content that resonates with them and target your advertising efforts.
    2. Create compelling content: TikTok is all about short-form video content that is entertaining and engaging. Focus on creating content that is visually appealing, uses trending sounds or hashtags, and is relevant to your brand or industry. Consider partnering with influencers to help create or promote your content.
    3. Be authentic: TikTok is all about authenticity. Users want to see real people behind the content, not overly-produced advertisements. Focus on creating content that feels genuine and connects with your target audience. Consider showcasing behind-the-scenes footage, user-generated content, or humorous takes on industry-related topics.
    4. Engage with your audience: TikTok is a two-way street. Engage with your audience by responding to comments, participating in challenges, and leveraging user-generated content. This will help you build a community and increase your brand’s visibility on the platform.
    5. Leverage advertising: TikTok offers a variety of advertising options, including in-feed ads, brand takeovers, and sponsored challenges. Consider incorporating advertising into your TikTok strategy to reach a broader audience and increase your brand’s visibility.
    6. Measure your success: Like any marketing strategy, it’s essential to measure your success on TikTok. Track your engagement rates, follower growth, and advertising ROI. Use this data to refine your strategy and optimize your content to better resonate with your target audience.

    In conclusion, creating a TikTok strategy for marketing professionals requires a focus on creating compelling content, being authentic, engaging with your audience, leveraging advertising, defining your target audience, and measuring your success. By following these tips, marketing professionals can use TikTok to reach a younger demographic and grow their brand on this popular social media platform.


    134 - Marketing in a Downturn: How to Stay Ahead of the Competition, With Robin Daniels Jan 24, 2023
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    How do you get customers to fall in love with your brand? Robin Daniels is the former marketing exec ready to open his playbook and deliver some home truths.

    Robin is a consultant specializing in growth, marketing. and leadership. He has previously worked in executive leadership roles for companies such as Matterport, WeWork, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Box, Veritas, and Vera.

    Daniel and Robin kick off talking about marketing during tough economic times and why no one need panic, why focusing on one product feature is optimal, and the very real need to be patient when it comes to people falling in love with your brand.

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    HOW TO PRIORITIZE MARKETING IN A DOWNTURN

    Economic downturns can pose significant challenges for marketing professionals. With tighter budgets and a more cautious consumer mindset, it can be challenging to know where to prioritize marketing efforts. However, during times of economic uncertainty, it’s essential to focus on strategies that can help sustain and grow your business. Here are some tips on how to prioritize marketing in an economic downturn:

    1. Focus on ROI: During an economic downturn, marketing budgets are often under scrutiny. To justify your marketing spend, it’s crucial to demonstrate a return on investment. Focus on marketing strategies that have a proven track record of delivering results. Set measurable goals and track your progress to ensure that your efforts are generating a positive return.
    2. Optimize your digital presence: In a world where more consumers are shopping online, it’s essential to have a strong digital presence. Focus on optimizing your website, social media profiles, and online advertising campaigns. Ensure that your messaging is relevant, and your online experience is user-friendly. Consider investing in search engine optimization (SEO) and pay-per-click (PPC) advertising to increase your visibility online.
    3. Nurture existing customers: During an economic downturn, customer loyalty is more important than ever. Focus on building relationships with your existing customers by offering exceptional customer service, personalized messaging, and exclusive offers. Consider launching a loyalty program to reward your most loyal customers.
    4. Leverage social media: Social media is a cost-effective way to reach a broad audience. Focus on creating engaging content that resonates with your target audience. Consider partnering with social media influencers to increase your reach. Use social media to promote your products or services and to stay connected with your customers.
    5. Monitor your competition: During an economic downturn, competition can be fierce. Monitor your competitors’ marketing strategies to stay ahead of the curve. Focus on what sets you apart and communicate your unique value proposition. Consider launching promotions or special offers to incentivize customers to choose your brand over competitors.
    6. Test and iterate: During an economic downturn, it’s essential to be agile and willing to adapt. Test different marketing strategies and iterate based on the results. Continually monitor your metrics and adjust your tactics as needed to maximize your ROI.


    In conclusion, prioritizing marketing during an economic downturn requires a focus on ROI, optimizing your digital presence, nurturing existing customers, leveraging social media, monitoring your competition, and testing and iterating. By following these tips, marketing professionals can weather economic uncertainty and emerge stronger on the other side.


    Fireside Chat: Aaron Orendorff - Head of Marketing, Recart Jan 19, 2023
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    Ready to know Aaron a little better? Daniel fires off 7 questions in this 5-minute fireside chat.

    Discover the best piece of marketing advice Aaron's ever received, one marketing tactic he's bullish on, and more.

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    133 - How to do Customer Segmentation, With Tamara Grominsky, VP, Product Marketing at Kajabi Jan 18, 2023
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    How do you carry out great product marketing? You drill down into who your customers are and where they spend their time.

    Tamara Grominsky is the VP of Product Marketing at Kajabi, the all-in-one platform helping entrepreneurs create profitable online courses and coaching programs.

    Daniel dives straight into it with Tamara on why you need to dust down those old customer segmentations, how to perfectly tailor the customer journey, and how to leverage paid search to find your next set of customers.

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