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What a fantastic presenter, so enthusiastic. Can’t believe he didn’t get more views or likes.

A professional video would have been helpful.

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1st to Comment. Loving the Channel

Google crossed the line off humanity wayback!!

Brands and branding is a round Robin distraction, brainwashing humans to becoming a ,'Product'

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Beautifully explained. Love this!

That bit was funny 😁

Stories are powerful , I enjoyed the content

Transparently this is welcome news. My agency has been preparing for a cookie-less future for some time now but it makes attribution far more cloudy.

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This is such a fascinating exploration of AI's role in marketing and the strategic dilemmas companies face! Balancing innovation with transparency is the key, and your insights provided great guidance for navigating these challenges.

The discussion on business podcasting is really insightful. Understanding the purpose, audience, and production nuances is really crucial for creating impactful content.

The discussion around Tesla's marketing and content team changes is really thought-provoking. It's a clear example of how the marketing landscape is constantly evolving, especially in tech.

The discussion on revenue growth and content strategy is spot-on! It highlights the shift towards a more holistic approach in business, emphasizing the importance of aligning content with key business goals and customer needs.

I was really excited to hear his perspective but it’s unfortunate this is biased advice. Very negative towards the company.

The Father of Marketing of all time is Jesus Christ, based on facts. (there was neither the Internet nor TV but his idea was the most spread out idea of all human history). 100 % of all the successful marketing books plagiarize either intentionally or unintentionally the Holy Bible, especially Jesus Christ's remarkable attitude. Marketers like, Seth Godin..., tell us to select the smallest viable audience, market, to talk about your idea; that is what Jesus did. Jesus dedicated deep all his entrepreneurship lives to only 12 customers (12 disciples if you wanna say that). Marketers like Al Ries and Jack Trought, tell us to choose a name that stands for what your product or service's main benefit is. Jesus name stands for Savior due to his service was about '' Salvation ''...Marketers tell us that your idea should be spread by your customers. Jesus Christ's customers were the ones who spread the idea. Jesus sometimes had to tell the customers to not spread the idea, but the customers wouldn't listen because his service was so good the only way the customers could release that tensions was to talk about to their family and friends Jesus Christ company. I have more to say, but I do not want to write a too long comment. Does anybody disagree with it? Sorry for any possible writing mistakes. English is not my first language, I do speak Portuguese...

Elon Musk hates both customer support & marketing evenly. Imagine having to do marketing in a company where its CEO tries his hardest to offend as many people as he possibly can, openly supporting hate-speech and insulting people left-right-and-center. Imagine having to do advertising for such a douchebag. *deep sigh* The team is better off working for a company that actually WANTS to sell its products and respects its customers than working for a company like Tesla.

This is a great reminder of the timeless principles that drive successful marketing strategies. Building trust and removing doubt are timeless strategies that resonate across industries. Thanks for sharing!

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You wonderfully highlighted a crucial aspect of modern marketing: the importance of diversity and inclusion. It's not just about following trends; it's about understanding and valuing diverse perspectives, which ultimately lead to stronger connections with customers.

Robert's insights on content marketing's evolution are spot on. It's fascinating how marketing has shifted towards content-driven strategies, becoming a fundamental aspect of modern marketing practices.

Phlanx's caption generator empowers businesses to experiment with different messaging strategies and A/B test captions to optimize engagement and conversion rates. This data-driven approach enables companies to refine their social media marketing efforts continuously and maximize ROI.

Can't believe this video isn't more popular. I'm not in "marketing" but it's relevant to everybody. Thanks for sharing.

The insights shared in this video are spot-on and timely. It's crucial for marketers to focus on understanding first-party data and adapting their strategies to upcoming changes in data privacy regulations.

Thank you, Elizabeth, for highlighting the significance of authenticity and purpose in work. Your insights resonate deeply and serve as a perfect reminder of the value of authenticity in everything we do and that it's crucial to stay true to ourselves while also exploring new opportunities for growth.

thank you for this video

Ryan Reynolds, we are looking up to you buddy.🤣

Wow, what a rollercoaster ride of TikTok drama! But amidst all the uncertainty, one thing's for sure - TikTok has become a powerhouse for marketers, both B2C and B2B. Thanks for keeping us entertained while shedding light on such a relevant topic! Can't wait to see how it all plays out.

Wow, what a thought-provoking take on AI and marketing! 🤯 It's fascinating how technology keeps pushing boundaries, isn't it? Can't help but wonder what the future holds for us marketers. Let's stay open-minded and ready to adapt!

This really sheds light on the complex world of third-party cookies and privacy in marketing. It's crucial for businesses to adapt to these changes and focus on first-party data strategies. Thanks for breaking it down in such an engaging way!

This is pure gold. Probably the most important thing to find out before starting any campign or even business. Thank you Adela.

Absolutely fascinating insights on the state of thought leadership in B2B marketing! This underscores the need to rethink our approach and invest in thought leadership as a strategic business asset. Let's strive to provide fresh perspectives, challenge the status quo, and deliver immediate value to our audience.

Speed Thrills, but Kills. When AI with speed goes wrong, brands face backlash -- unless they have humans supervising each output.

Wow, Google's decision to deprecate third-party cookies is making waves in the marketing world! It's a significant shift that will impact how we target and measure our campaigns. This also presents an opportunity for us to deepen relationships with our audience and provide more value.

Thought-provoking exploration of the challenges and implications of AI in customer interactions and content generation. It highlights the importance of maintaining human oversight and ensuring accuracy in AI-powered systems. A valuable reminder that AI should enhance existing strategies, not replace them entirely. Thankyou for sharing!

Beverly Jackson's insights into Zillow's marketing evolution are truly eye-opening! It's fascinating to see how they've transitioned from merely observing homes to providing comprehensive solutions for customers. Her emphasis on personalized content and the evolving needs of first-time homebuyers highlights the dynamic nature of marketing today. It's a reminder of the importance of staying adaptable in an ever-changing landscape. Thanks for sharing this valuable perspective!

You are just as fake as Alissa......

Fake it til you make it

39:00 what music is that?

Watching her interview the vice president of Bud Light was so embarrassing! Absolute amateur hour. She is just a bobble head that literally nodded her head and agreed with every single thing she said with zero pushback with some of the crazy comments. Her career must be flourishing as an interviewer🤦

Sadly, this was a disappointment in a number of ways. For one, it was a big investment and they recommend buying the book as well, to supplement. Within the first module, it became clear this course was not for me AND it was essentially a readout of the book. CMI said they would refund my investment, which was not a small one -- and it has been 2.5 months, with several prompts and still no refund. This is so disappointing as I've always looked to CMI with a high degree of respect. They've lost me on this one.

The chocolate analogy is extremely deceptive and disingenuous. Lots of people like chocolate, but nobody ever wanted to be tracked. The people who knew what third-party cookies were always knew they were evil. The ones who didn't care were just ignorant and the ones who liked it were in on the exploitation. There wasn't some kind of scientific discovery where we figured out they were bad. People just spread the word enough that we hit a critical mass of awareness.