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I’m sorry your name is Karen with Dr Karen Freberg

Happy Monday! It’s the day after the Super Bowl and also the day you get to find out everything you ever wanted to know about social media from the person who wrote the book on it. Well at least one of them. Dr Karen Freberg actually wrote the textbook that I’m currently teaching from at…

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OTS 232: Show, Not Tell – Jenny Ro

Today’s guest believes that helping people develop meaningful professional relationships is the fastest way to turn promising biomedical research into life-saving cures. She’s a PhD biologist who trained at Harvard Medical School and had the…

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Brand Strategy Is Defined by Choices with Peter Wilken

“The best marketers never lose sight of their customers.” As a brand builder with years of agency leadership experience, Peter Wilken has seen it all. From global brands to bootstrap basics, we discussed it all on this week’s episode of the On…

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#2 Confidence, self-doubt, and success with Denise Jacobs

Denise Jacobs’s Banish Your Inner Critic is the premier handbook on silencing fears and self-doubt to unleash creativity and help people do their best work.

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Ian Farrar – Far North: Personal branding & the rise of the SME

Develop your own personal brand, basic rules of sales & marketing for SMEs, Innovative coaching ideas, Is TV advertising dead? Karma-driven business models, sweary bunnies and hot curries.

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The Super Bowl, Personalization, B2B Music and a Cocktail Episode

It’s Super Bowl weekend, and this week, Ian Truscott is joined by Rockstar CMO advisor quarterback Jeff Clark as he throws a long personalization pass they might fumble. The half time show features music and B2B marketing trends in an interview with Pete “DaFeet” Morgan, VP Demand at Metia. There are no wardrobe malfunctions or…

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The Role of Talent Management in Influence Marketing

Kyle Hjelmeseth shares insights on the role of an influencer’s talent manager and the challenges of the industry

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Jim Carlon Part 2

This is the second part of my interview with my twin brother, Jim Carlon. In it, we discuss his decision to join the Jag Corps at almost 40 years of age and why that marked such a turning point in his life. Buckle in and grab the Kleenex. 

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Survival Skills for Freelancers with Sarah Townsend

No, SSFF does not stand for “Stop Skeletons From Fighting” – it stands for Survival Skills for Freelancers and today, I’ll have the author of the book in the CoronaTV studio. Sarah Townsend is the author of the aforementioned book and she’s “all in” when it comes to freelance life, success, wellbeing and mental health….

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Andrew Morgan – Wayout Consulting: 5 basic rules of new business

Why vision and values mean so much, getting buy-in from the top, telling stories to drive sales, using content to create awareness, planning for inspiration, the importance of being yourself, top three non-digital new business-winning strategies.

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