So great to see FOUR of our clients named to the 2024 Forbes World’s Most Influential CMO’s List: Marian Lee, CMO, Netflix; Chris Davis, Brand President and CMO, New Balance; Andréa Mallard, CMO and Communications Officer, Pinterest; and Tammy Henault, CMO, National Basketball Association (NBA). The list recognizes 50 marketers whose influence on their brands, businesses, culture, people and the global marketing community stand apart. We’re proud to partner with leaders that are continually at the forefront of cultural relevance. A huge congrats to all of the honorees! View the full list here: https://lnkd.in/emwTCY4J
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So many brands are shouting for attention. How can your company's voice be heard in a crowded media landscape? The answer is with a compelling executive positioning strategy. The right strategy can help to: → Humanize your brand. → Elevate your company's profile. → Engage with business decision-makers. By sharing insights, experiences, and unique perspectives, executives can connect deeply with their target audience and influence perceptions. Investing in a comprehensive digital executive positioning strategy is about more than just increasing visibility. It's about establishing credibility and leading the conversation in your industry. So, what's keeping so many companies from doing it? In my experience, they believe it's necessary to start big and: ❌ Maintain a high post frequency. ❌ Be on multiple platforms at once. ❌ Get significant results immediately. Instead, they should start slowly: ✅ 1-2 thoughtful posts per month can make a big difference. ✅ Master one platform before moving to another. ✅ Test, learn, and see what resonates. By developing an effective system, you can build momentum and let the flywheel effect take over. What do you think? Agree? Think I'm full of it (you may be right)? Let me know in the comments. 👇🏾 #pr #thoughtleadership #executivepositioning
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Becoming a thought leader can position you - and your brand - as a recognized industry powerhouse. Thought leadership means you're the one people turn to for insights in your industry. It's about being useful, consistent, and genuinely making an impact with what you know. It is no easy feat, though. It's about: - Understanding your audience's pain points - Transforming expertise into influence - Leveraging actual influence - Creating stellar content - Strategic positioning - Consistency - Consistency - Consistency Thought leadership shouldn't be an afterthought, even though it's not immediately quantifiable like your paid campaigns. Just like many other organic marketing activities, I urge you to prioritize thought leadership along with your paid activities as a unified business strategy. Why? Because its value in building lasting credibility is unmatched. Integrate it as a cornerstone of your overall strategy to solidify your place in the market. #thoughtleadership #organicmarketing #b2bmarketing #thoughtleader
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💡 As we conclude our thought leadership series, one crucial takeaway is clear: the greatest impact comes from integrating thought leadership into a broader strategic communications strategy. Imagine this: when you blend thought leadership with strategic news releases, compelling data reports, engaging social media and insightful contributed articles, you unlock incredible potential for your brand. Curious how this integrated approach can elevate your communication efforts? Check out our case study with BuildFax to see how we developed a strategy that led to over 1,000 social media shares, multiple industry awards and prominent features in key reports and articles. Reach out to us to elevate your thought leadership strategy today! https://lnkd.in/gc2agswq
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How many PR opportunities have you missed? How do you achieve better brand awareness through influence marketing? Read our blog to find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/eA9-RfbM #BuildingBrands #TellyourStory
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I often feel that the advertising industry is broken. So much of my work motivation comes down to two things: moments that inspire me and moments where I can inspire others. Both give me the fuel to keep pushing until the next moment of one or the other. Last week, at Basis Technologies' Agency Leadership Summit, I had a concentrated moment —filled with multiple points of inspiration that I hope to digest and reapply to inspire others. Keynote speakers Dr. Marcus Collins, Noor Naseer, and Rishad Tobaccowala, along with breakout sessions with other agencies, covered many subjects, but the idea of tribes was the red thread for me. People crave belonging, but they also want to feel unique. Tribes form around shared beliefs, balancing identity with connection. We are human beings, not human doings. It’s easy to forget that it’s not demographics, segments, or even the company we work for that connect us at a human level—it’s shared beliefs. And with those shared beliefs, people are willing to give more, be more vulnerable, and frankly, spend more as part of that affiliation. When a tribe starts to break, it’s rarely due to size. They break when the core belief that holds them together shifts. Then, people seek out a new tribe that stays true to their purpose. We see this with brands chasing short-term sales at the expense of emotional connections, or companies clinging to outdated work cultures. They lose their tribe—and their momentum. For me, I spend so much time competing in this industry that my personal beliefs often reconfigure into “thought leadership.” A buttoned-up, professional, but less human version of myself. Instead of just... what I think. Thank you to Dr. Marcus Collins, Noor Naseer, Rishad Tobaccowala, Shawn Riegsecker, Francisco C., Laurie Evans, John Lods, Jordan Schuster, Cimin Ahmadi Cohen, Michael Treon, Steffen Horst, Michael Olson, Michael Thill, and Christopher Ferrel for inspiring me with shared beliefs, helping me reflect on purpose, and, more importantly, reminding me that parts of our industry aren’t broken.
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“Brand building is not just about making brands visible. It’s about embedding into the consumer consciousness. When coupled with performance marketing’s immediacy, this dual approach hits immediate sales targets while capturing market share, building market leaders and settling the foundation for a legacy of success.” – Adam Isselbacher, our SVP, Research & Analytics, lends his expertise to Nielsen’s Annual Marketing Report focused on optimizing 2024-2025 marketing strategy. Click for the full report!
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“There's a better way to live and work — Dan showed you can be effective and have a good time doing it.” “For someone to be in a rock band and talk like a rock star, and still have the command and respect of your business partners — it showed that you can get beyond stereotypes and be successful.” Dan Hamilton was a longtime friend and mentor to many - an experienced marketing, media, and creative leader - who passed away suddenly last December of 2022. This is the second of two conversations with friends and colleagues who knew Dan - this one with two fellow P&G Digital Alums: Bob Arnold, now a Media Innovation leader at Google, and Aaron Fetters, now CEO of Transparent Partners. Dan Hamilton was a dreamer, a mentor, and someone with a passion for coloring outside the lines, breaking all the rules, and bringing us along for the ride. Dan was born in Seattle in 1969 to Valerie and Vernon “Bud” Hamilton. Bud is a fellow P&G Alum who retired after 37 years as a VP in Sales, Marketing, and Governance. One of the reasons Dan came to P&G. Dan grew up in Cincinnati and later studied journalism and jazz guitar at the University of Cincinnati and CCM, he co-founded the band Spookfloaters. He received a Masters of Computer Science and joined P&G as one of the earliest digital marketing managers. Dan quickly changed the game in digital, becoming the media leader of Olay, arguably one of P&G’s most innovative brands in marketing and media during Dan’s tenure. Dan spent almost 15 years in multiple areas at Olay and P&G, encompassing digital, media, design, corporate branding, and personal care. Dan spent another seven years in Colorado as a marketing, media, and creative leader at WhiteWave Foods, it later merged with Danone. In 2021, he joined Ocean Spray* as Head of Marketing Center of Excellence. Across his entire career, Dan was a friend and mentor to the many who had the privilege of working with him. He was always one of the Alums we wanted to reconnect with on this Learnings from Leaders podcast, but we regret missing our chance. So to capture some of the “Learnings from Dan” - we wanted to share a few stories from those that knew him well. Got a Dan story? Please send an email or voice memo to pgalumpod@gmail.com - we’d love to hear it, and share with the many friends and family who survive him. We know you’ll enjoy this candid conversation about our good friend Dan. Listen this episode NOW at https://bit.ly/3RkxTLt *Read more about Dan and his work in Oceanspray at https://bit.ly/4a20i1t. #LearningsFromLeaders #Podcast #AdAge #OceanSpray #CMO Raman Sehgal
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In a recent Association of National Advertisers article, Channel Factory's Bill Schild, GM of Americas, explores how inclusion-first advertising practices can enhance brand safety and drive meaningful engagement and growth. Discover why moving beyond restrictive blocklists to embrace diversity and positive content is crucial for the future of digital advertising. Read the full article for insights into building a thriving and inclusive digital ecosystem, https://lnkd.in/gE8HW8yB. #BrandSafety #InclusionLists #ConsciousAdvertising
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Elevate Your Brand With PR and Media Exposure Securing media coverage for your brand is akin to having a spotlight cast on your business. It's not merely about visibility; it's a testament to your credibility. When your brand graces the pages of reputable publications or features on news channels, it earns a badge of trust. This validation resonates with potential customers, establishing your brand as reliable and noteworthy in the industry. Moreover, media coverage isn't just about fleeting attention; it's about transforming interest into action. A well-crafted story or feature doesn't just draw eyes—it converts curiosity into leads. Media exposure is the catalyst that moves individuals from being intrigued observers to active participants in your brand journey. #leadgeneration #digitalmarketing #DigitalSuccess
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