Marketing is dying from the top down because of a lack of focus on strategy. If you want to stand out and win, you need a strategy.

In this compelling episode of The Art of the Brand, hosts Camille Moore and Phillip Millar dive into the intricate world of celebrity endorsements and personal branding, focusing on the rise and fall of Jennifer Lopez's skincare line, JLo Beauty. Despite the initial buzz, JLo Beauty faced challenges that led to its removal from Sephora stores. Camille and Phillip dive deep into the key reasons behind the collapse, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in branding. They dissect how the mismatch between Jennifer Lopez's personal brand and market expectations played a crucial role in the product line's struggles. Tune in to discover the critical lessons from JLo's venture into the beauty industry and what it means for the future of celebrity brands. Whether you're an entrepreneur, marketer, or branding enthusiast, this episode offers valuable insights into the volatile nature of personal branding and the essential role of authenticity in achieving success

Take a deeper dive into AI with Chris Knowles, an ex-Google Ai employee who breaks down ai in a digestible way.G This podcast is guaranteed to help you grasp ai, where society is going and how your business can stay current to survive. Most people take too long to understand important technologies that will change the future and because of this, get too far behind to catch up. Camille and Phillip ask the questions you need answered to protect your business and take advantage of the future with AI. Bonus convo… a lively discussion as to whether or not we live in a simulation.

Rory Sutherland, vice chair of Ogilvy UK and a renowned TED speaker, shares his unconventional views on branding and consumer perception. He emphasizes the need to integrate behavioral science with advertising to better understand consumer behavior. Sutherland also critiques modern digital marketing tactics, warning against oversimplified customer personas. He discusses the transformative impact of trends like air fryers on cooking habits and stresses the importance of recognizing opportunity costs in business strategies.

In this episode, Camille More is joined by Jake Karls, co-founder and Rain Maker of MidDay Squares— the chocolate bar company that could. Jake Karl’s is a masterclass on the power of a personal brand and leveraging relationship-centric marketing to propel a brand to new heights. Discover how Jake and his team skyrocketed to fame by leveraging raw and authentic storytelling.

In this episode, Camille sits down with Lance Chung, the Editor and Chief of Glory, a top luxury magazine. Lance oversees all of the departments within the magazine and has an interesting pulse on the intersection between traditional and digital and where he thinks both are going. This insightful podcast breaks down the state of traditional and digital, the future of both, and his predictions for the fashion and luxury industries. Lance also hosts @missioncriticalpodcast, a top podcast that interviews names like Skims CEO Jens Rede, Meghan Markle, Coco Rocha, and more.

Join marketing experts Camille More and Phillip Millar as they dissect Apple's latest 'Newphoria' campaign. They reveal how this lackluster, one-word strategy pushes relentless consumerism, fails at sustainability, and misses the mark on real luxury. Get ready for a sharp, insightful critique of a campaign that's all hype and no substance.

Listen in to insights from Camille Moore and Phillip Millar on Branding gone Horribly Wrong; Equal to or worse than the Bud Light Gong show. Institutions have lost their ability to question assumptions and think critically, but when the Army, an organization whose mission is to fight wars, loses the plot, the pendulum has swung so far as to potentially jeopardize the nation's security.

@OrenMeetsWorld, the internet's favorite creative director, discusses branding trends and digital strategies with Camille Moore. They explore the evolution of branding in sectors like fashion and drones, emphasizing community engagement and adapting to 'living brands'. Insights on overcoming creative resistance and the impact of social media on luxury branding are shared. The duo highlights the importance of authenticity in content creation, urging brands to focus on meaningful connections with their audience as 2024 approaches.

In this episode, Camille Moore interviews Lily Eve, an upcycling luxury brand that’s going viral online. Tune in to learn how Lily has grown a luxury brand now sold in the most prestigious department stores through an IPhone, simple marketing and a great product. There is so much for any small business owner or entrepreneur to learn from this episode!