If you enjoy our show, we would love it if you would rate it or post a review on iTunes. We hope you feel this new companion piece enhances the value of listening to our show. In this week’s episode Robert ponders the nature of insights – and how to tell which ones are worth paying attention to. On the news front, we discuss whether the golden era of corporate storytelling is behind us – and, if so, what we should be doing about it. In a related story, we also explore the critical position of the publisher, and share our thoughts on Condé Nast’s launch of eCommerce boxes. Our rants and raves cover McDonald’s and daddy-driven hair care; then we close the show with an example of the week on Jan van der Heyden. Show details (00:01): An advertising blast from the past: Ipana’s “Bucky Beaver Space Guard” (01:00): Robert muses on this week’s theme: Slow your observation to sharpen your focus on what matters most. (05:00): Welcome to Episode 184: Recorded live on May 22, 2017 (Running time: 1:05:10) (09:40): A note from our hosts: Open enrollment for CMI University’s summer semester starts June 1. (Source: MarketingDive) (44:59): Robert’s rant: Recent FCC decisions are painting a bleak picture for proponents of net neutrality – and the democratization of media. (Source: The Washington Post) This Old Marketing example of the week (57:00): Jan van der Heyden: Robert shares a listener tip he received about a strategic content marketing effort harkening all the way back to 1672.
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In this week’s episode
Robert ponders the nature of insights – and how to tell which ones are worth paying attention to. On the news front, we discuss whether the golden era of corporate storytelling is behind us – and, if so, what we should be doing about it. In a related story, we also explore the critical position of the publisher, and share our thoughts on Condé Nast’s launch of eCommerce boxes. Our rants and raves cover McDonald’s and daddy-driven hair care; then we close the show with an example of the week on Jan van der Heyden.
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