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, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries get into the importance of context and the true meaning of what a number means in the understanding of your marketing and campaigns. Numbers are agnostic. They don’t have a definition until one is assigned. So how do we make the numbers…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries unpack the common default of worshipping leaders and ignoring followers. This conversation should turn that setting on its head, as they uncover the superpowers that followers bring to the table. While leaders might be self-sufficient or in it for their own benefit,…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries chat through the positives and negatives of taking marketing and sales personally. How do we separate ourselves from the products or services we represent and believe in? Should we be trying to create separation in the first place? When does it make…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries talk about the Meta and the Metaverse. Can one brand own it? Is the full recreation of the physical world “Ownable”? Bombastic, arrogant, explosive, exponential are just of few of the adjectives around Meta and the Metaverse. What is the role of…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries talk about the payoffs of embracing “dadness” by brands. Old wisdom said to accentuate pain points to solidify product need. More recent marketing and sales strategies advocate for playing it cool and letting our customers self-discover their need. How do we shine…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries rethink social media scheduling. Are brands making social media anti-social through the use of scheduling tools like Hootsuite, Agorapulse, Sprout Social, and more, or do those tools empower marketers to connect with audiences better? What is the balance between relevant immediacy and…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries take a counterintuitive stance and argue against voluminous content creation. Instead of being middle-of-the-road (boring), how do we stand out and make a splash? What can we learn from other industries, from big failures, from angry customers, and beyond? How can we…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries converse about why marketers should lead their organization’s copyright decisions. Leaving intellectual property protection only to the legal team or human resources is flat out bad advice! So what do marketing and sales leaders need to know about copyright protection to avoid…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries answer the question: should college students major in sales? With fewer than 60 universities in the United States offering sales as a major, is this an underserved market or are other majors preparing students for sales success? With the foundations of sales…
Read More
On this episode of the Rethink Marketing Podcast, Eric Reed and Colin Jeffries walk the fine line between attention-grabbing advertising and brand suicide–which may also translate to career suicide for marketing leaders! How far is too far, and where do advertisers find the equilibrium of being memorable without offending their core audience? Sometimes taking a…
Read More