Marketing Meetup Podcast
The Marketing Meetup
Listen to world-leading marketers give practical tips, guidance, and stories. Featuring the likes of Seth Godin, Jon Evans (the Uncensored CMO), the CCO of Man Utd, Mark Ritson, Rory Sutherland, April Dunford, multiple TED speakers and so many more - The Marketing Meetup Podcast gives you access to the biggest brains and best practitioners in the world in interviews and talks.
The Marketing Meetup is a global community of over 50,000 marketers coming together to listen, learn, connect, and uplift one another. We hope you enjoy our positively lovely podcast :)
The Marketing Meetup is a global community of over 50,000 marketers coming together to listen, learn, connect, and uplift one another. We hope you enjoy our positively lovely podcast :)
Episodes
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May 17, 2019 • 29min
How to blow £500,000 on marketing (and how not to) - Louis Barnett
This man has some amazing stories, so be sure to grab a drink with him either side of his talk which is titled...."How to blow £500,000 on marketing (and how not to)". Louis is going to help you make sure you don't make the mistake of wasting marketing budgets where they just won't work for you.
May 17, 2019 • 24min
Influencer marketing done properly - Harry Seaton
As a YouTuber and influencer himself, Harry was unhappy with the way brands interacted with people like himself and so set out to create a business that offered much more than just introductions to people with large social audiences. Harry's talk will help you understand how you can drive genuine value to your brand by using influencer marketing.
Apr 18, 2019 • 28min
Making Human Intuition Scalable - Patrick Fagan
We make quick - and accurate - judgments of the people we interact with, and adjust how we talk to them accordingly. Hundreds of thousands of years of hardwired intuition and empathy guide our social interactions. Brands have been lacking this nuance - until now. A combination of data science and behavioural science allows brands to understand consumers’ personalities and talk to them in the best way. If, for example, their Amazon history shows they like dark chocolate and gin, talk to them in a blunter and swearier way.
Apr 18, 2019 • 27min
SEO without traffic - Hannah Thorpe
In this whistle stop tour of SEO, Hannah Thorpe delivers some very very actionable advice for anyone looking to get more traffic to their site.
Apr 18, 2019 • 24min
10 Ways to Improve Your Facebook Ads - Simon Jared
It's easy to spend £10 on Facebook ads.
It's easy to spend £1,000,000 on Facebook ads.
So if you're going to do it, listen to this pod first, and make sure you're covering all the basics, courtesy of Simon Jared.
Apr 18, 2019 • 23min
Remembering Names - Jordan Harry
There is no such thing as a bad memory - that's what Jordan Harry reckons.
In this useful podcast, Jordan describes the way you can learn to remember names - a true networking superpower!
Apr 18, 2019 • 23min
The 'Give a Sh*t' List - Ash Pollak and Justine Noades
The same project, but from the perspective of both an agency and the client. A fascinating perspective on the things that people *say* matter, and what *actually* both 'give a sh*t' about.
Apr 5, 2019 • 11min
BOLLOCKS: An online presentation thingy on why most B2B content is absolutely shi*e - Dan Kelsall
If there was a 'this is mega-explicit' button for marking podcasts, this would be the one it would be used for.
Nonetheless, Dan Kelsall speaks the truth. A lot of B2B content is shi*e, and a lot of us do persevere with it nonetheless. In this brutal but honest talk - Dan shares with you how to make your content just a little bit less shi*.
Apr 5, 2019 • 20min
Landing Pages - Marcello Silvestri
In this practical talk, Marcella Silvestri discusses landing page tips for creating pages that do precisely what you want them to do.
Apr 5, 2019 • 25min
The six hour workday and lagom - Emily West
Have you ever fancied working less?
Trick question, of course you have.
In this fascinating talk - Emily West shares just how her marketing agency, made agency, applied just this style of working, and what the results were.
