Marketing

Marketing Leads and Goodhart’s Law

“When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.” A statement made by economist Charles Goodhart not only holds true in economics and policy but it how we measure our marketing efforts. If you’ve ever worked in marketing you’ve heard these lines before. We’d be doing better if we had more […]

Podcasts Leading the Way

If you are like me, listening to podcasts has become part of your daily routine over the past few years. Podcasts have become a major source of content and information. As podcasts have increased in listenership, advertising on podcasts have become a major focus for advertisers. For me, this trend started back with the first […]

When to Not Follow Marketing Best Practices

You have to do lead nurturing and lead scoring. You have to use marketing automation. You need to have a chatbot. In today’s fast-moving and ever-changing world, following marketing best practices is not always the best idea. Here are a few of the reasons why. It’s simply impossible to do every best practice well, at […]

Google Analytics Goals Setup and How To

Google Analytics Goals. Probably one of the most underrated and underutilized tools within Google Analytics. Small businesses, e-commerce businesses, B2Bs and pretty much all other business with a website, should familiarize themselves with how Google Analytics tools can power their business. Let’s go over a few of the reason why you should start using them […]

Facebook Knows All

You heard it over the last several years on the news and scandals like Cambridge Analytica brought Facebook’s advertising techniques to the forefront of society. As someone who has spend tens of thousands of dollars on Facebook advertising I’ve been exposed over the years to all of the tools they have in their toolbox. To […]

The Advertising Playbook

Effective advertising comes down to a simple framework that I first heard about when reading Adam Ferrier’s book The Advertising Effect: How to Change Behaviour.  It’s primarily based on two key factors: Motivation and Ease. That is, the motivation that one has from personal incentives (what’s in it for me) and social norms (what are others going to think). Ease is […]

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