The Rethink Marketing Podcast is a quick hitting, punchy conversation around all things marketing and sales. Each week your hosts, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries, tackle topics about advertising, branding, strategy, business growth, tactical execution, and more. They are joined by industry experts with insider, influencer, or celebrity status. This is where we take a step outside the echo chamber to RETHINK & REAPPLY everyday assumptions around marketing, sales, and business. If you have topic recommendations or guests you would like to hear from, we’d love to hear form you! Email us at take5@reed5group.com Visit us at https://www.rethinkmarketingpodcast.com
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge share they experience with advertising during and after election season. Marketers face many challenges during political season: inflationary media prices, distracted or tuned out audiences, and, of course, content that isn’t “brand safe.” How should businesses think about non-traditional PR avenues and…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries flies solo with guest Dr. Maulik Purohit. Dr. Purohit talks about his key learnings from leading digital transformation in healthcare, emphasizing the importance of culture, employee well-being, and the need for imagination in leadership. They explore the challenges faced by health systems, the role of…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge explore the evolution of the Four Ps of marketing—Product, Price, Place, and Promotion—originally established in the 1960s well before the digital age. Isn’t it high time we adapt these principles to modern marketing challenges? In this fourth and final episode of a…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge explore the evolution of the Four Ps of marketing—Product, Price, Place, and Promotion—originally established before the digital age. Isn’t it high time we adapt these principles to modern marketing challenges? In this third episode of a four part series, we move to…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge explore the evolution of the Four Ps of marketing—Product, Price, Place, and Promotion—originally established before the digital age. Isn’t it high time we adapt these principles to modern marketing challenges? In this second episode of a four part series, we move to…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge explore the evolution of the Four Ps of marketing—Product, Price, Place, and Promotion—originally established before the digital age. Isn’t it high time we adapt these principles to modern marketing challenges? In this first episode of a four part series, we kick off…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge explore the evolution from product-market fit to promise-market fit. We must understand our customers’ specific pain points and how a strong brand promise can differentiate businesses in a competitive market. If product-market fit was easy for service businesses to shrug off, promise-market…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge take a deeper dive into autonomy bias. It starts with a foundation of transparency and progresses into productization to provide customers with a clear menu of services. Successful marketers understand and play into humanity’s default of craving control. We want to find…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge are joined by Nancy Harhut, a leading expert in applying behavioral science to marketing. She shares how marketers can leverage insights from behavioral science to improve their strategies, focusing on concepts like the magnetic middle, autonomy bias, and the importance of language…
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On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Colin Jeffries and Paul Frodge discuss the dangers of projecting personal preferences onto larger groups and the impact it can have on marketing strategies–and performance. How do we recognize actual buyer trends and avoid getting stuck in the echo chamber? As marketers, we need to stay close…
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