MarketEd NOT Live

There's only one topic at this time: the Russian invasion of Ukraine.We talk:Putin memesBuff hero ZelenskiyTraffic signsNukes and Gen X's time to shineThe ability of racism to enter the frayPreppingThe situation is very heavy, and this episode probably isn't the most fun, but we try and bring a little light to a dark situation, in what is hopefully a respectful way.Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal: https://www.dec.org.uk/American Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org/donate/donation.html/Join in the conversation:InstagramTwitterFacebookTikTokDiscordSupport the show on our Patreon! www.patreon.com/HumansExhaustMe

It's been an intense week, stories are moving fast. So we briefly catch up on the Paralympics before getting an update on the 'Don't Say Gay' bill.Phylecia has read the bill and provides notes on what it actually contains and comments on the way it's structured. The marketing of these bills is interesting, and it seems it's a common strategy to purposefully put in counter arguments within an argument so you can't actually argue with it.So odd.In Ukraine, millions of people are fleeing, people are dying and the country is being blown to pieces. We talk about how it must feel to be working one day, and trying to stay alive the next. Has the world moved on to what to do about Russia?The invader has a new symbol, Z. Why do humans need symbols to show everyone?Support the show on our Patreon! www.patreon.com/HumansExhaustMeJoin in the conversation:InstagramTwitterFacebookTikTokDiscord

Covid is over in the US. People are ripping off their masks mid-flight as the news comes in.Paul gives a partygate update as Boris Johnson apologises 35 times in one parliament session. At least he's a bestie with Zelensky, who is ranking world leaders based on their relative support for Ukraine.What's that? You want more relevant news? Good, Phylecia has new clothes, ready for her re-emergence into society, like she's in an episode of Bridgerton, which Paul does not hate.However, Phylecia gets a shock at how the younger generation is communicating. Periods/Full stops are considered aggressive by Gen Z. We investigate the generational differences in spelling, grammar and punctuation.

Although we missed a week, it is not a hiatus. We catch up on what's been going on with the Platty Joobs and more mass murder in the US.The breaking news as we record is BTS going on hiatus, the term to use when you want to avoid using the words 'break up'. We discuss the impact on ARMY and fans in general when your favorite band breaks up and lessons you can learn for this for your other break ups in your life.

The Month is a Twitter Space hosted, yes you guessed it, every month, and asks questions of panelists, special guests who have an opinion on the news and happenings in the marketing world.This time, host BizPaul is joined by three experts in their fields:Teresa Heath-Wareing - Marketing and mindset expertGus Bhandal - Social media marketing guruBen Potter - Agency growth and positioning leaderThe show is recorded live. The next recording is on Monday 25 July 2022, 5pm UK time on Twitter.** PLEASE JOIN US FOR MARKETED.LIVE PRESENTS CREATIVE CLIMATE **Our new event, about creating the optimal environment for you to be your best creative self arrives in Birmingham on Thursday 8 September 2022.Speakers include Katy Leeson, Jay Richards, Thierry Ngutegure, Anna Price, Jonny Prest & Reena PatelFull info and tickets: www.marketed.live

In this episode, we talk all things SEO with SEO expert and MarketEd.Live team member, Sarah McDowell. We also learn about her weirdest campaign, involving adult content.

In this episode, we talk to Tim Elliott, architect of customer journeys, about what customer are looking for when they engage with brands and how consumer behaviour has changed the way organisations need to meet their requirements.

Paul Chapman is the best selling author of The Game Changers and marketing strategist who cuts through the fluff of theories and offers real world solutions to marketing problems. Focused on results, Paul joins us for a chat about how to approach marketing strategy but also throws a few extras in there about style, language and attitude.

Ross Davies is a creative and technically-minded professional working as Managing Director for Strafe Creative, an award winning creative agency in Nottingham. Ross will be speaking at this year's MarketEd.Live about the future of websites. In this episode of MarketEd NOT Live, Ross considers some of the developments that have taken place so far and where some of this stuff is going.

Victoria Taylor is renowned for bringing exceptional customer experiences to brands. She works closely with international clients to build strategies for how businesses can bring their magic to life to surprise and delight audiences. She also knows a thing about prosecco. In this episode, Victoria talks about how even small businesses can think about what their potential customers need to experience to feel a closeness and loyalty to their brand. We also talk about Love Island (sssh).

Listen, read, watch, learn. Review, listen again and learn. Again. Chris Marr isn't a perfectionist, but is certainly an advocate of self-improvement. As a teacher of content marketing, Chris' approach is one of support, assistance and inspiration. As the founder of the Content Marketing Academy, he's spent most of his professional career teaching others how to improve their content. The feedback from his community is incredible - membership numbers and attendees at CMA's events are testament to that. Fortunately, Chris is also a humble guy and willing to share his own experiences with others and offer foresight into what's coming next. In this episode, we talk to Chris about what content actually means, what purpose it serves and how you can improve your content just by watching this video. MARKETED.LIVE 2018 TICKETS: www.marketed.live Information on the speakers, agenda and discounts available for hotel accommodation and travel available on the website.

Andrew and Pete are the notorious duo mixing up the digital marketing landscape with their mix of video, email, chatbots and general level of craziness. They are not just churning out boring content like everyone else and, as a result, have built a huge following and a dedicated membership organisation, ATOMIC. In this episode, we discuss how any business can create content that attracts attention, engages and is actually useful, and why doing so ensures people return to your trusted wisdom. MARKETED.LIVE 2018 TICKETS: www.marketed.live Information on the speakers, agenda and discounts available for hotel accommodation and travel available on the website.

Teresa Heath-Wareing is an international speaker, podcast host and a leading expert on social media marketing, helping businesses understand how they can use marketing more effectively by simplifying its use. Some call her the British answer to Amy Porterfield. We call her the British Teresa Heath-Wareing. In this episode, we discuss whether there is still a place for email marketing and, if there is, how you can use it effectively as part of your sales process. Teresa offers practical advice on how to build your email list and, importantly, how to retain the members within it. MARKETED.LIVE 2018 TICKETS: www.marketed.live Information on the speakers, agenda and discounts available for hotel accommodation and travel available on the website.

Chris Strub is the first person to have live streamed in every one of the 50 US states. His content involves his audience at every opportunity. In fact, without the audience, Chris says he wouldn't be where he is. How has he done it? How has it turned his life from doing promo in an inflatable chicken suit to being a global social media superstar and how can you use some of the same strategies in your organisation? Chris is our closing keynote speaker, making his international debut at MarketEd.Live 2018 MARKETED.LIVE 2018 TICKETS: www.marketed.live Information on the speakers, agenda and discounts available for hotel accommodation and travel available on the website.

Hannah McCreesh is an established lifestyle blogger who moved into podcasting in 2018 prior to joining the UK’s #1 podcast hosting platform, Podcast Websites as Head of Content & Partnerships. In this episode of MarketEd NOT Live we talk about the power of podcasting, why it's fairly similar in concept to formats that you're probably already familiar with, like blogging, and why it's proving such a successful method for communicating with customers. MARKETED.LIVE 2018 TICKETS: https://www.marketed.live Information on the speakers, agenda and discounts available for hotel accommodation and travel available on the website.

It's less than a week away until this year's MarketEd.Live in Nottingham. This week, we thought we'd let the team have a bit of a natter about what you'll experience next week. Plus, it gives you a chance to meet the people behind the event. Don't forget, if you can't get to Nottingham, you can purchase a virtual ticket by visiting www.marketed.live

We're back! Season 2 of MarketEd NOT Live, have you missed us? On this episode we are talking to the wonderful Mark Asquith, CEO and founder of RebelBaseMedia, creators of Captivate.FM, the sponsors of the show. We are talking to Mark about the power of podcasting for you or your business, the art of storytelling, segmenting your podcasting and much more. Website: https://marketed.live/ Tickets: http://bitly.ws/4nAi Socials Instagram: http://bitly.ws/4nAr Twitter: http://bitly.ws/4nAk Facebook: http://bitly.ws/4nAo LinkedIn: http://bitly.ws/4nAp #Business #Marketing #Event #Podcast #PodcastUK

In the second of our series of MarketEd NOT Live podcasts, we crossed the Atlantic (not literally) to hook up with Christine Gritmon. Big on red hair and big on personality, Christine is a social media strategist and “small business superfan”. She helps overwhelmed small business owners take better advantage of the incredible community-generated opportunities that social media offers, all with an eye towards strategy, efficiency and personality. Website: https://marketed.live/ Tickets: http://bitly.ws/4nAi Socials Instagram: http://bitly.ws/4nAr Twitter: http://bitly.ws/4nAk Facebook: http://bitly.ws/4nAo LinkedIn: http://bitly.ws/4nAp #Marketing #Event #SocialMedia #Strategy #Personality #Podcast #SMEs

In this episode of MarketEd NOT Live, we talk to the multi-talented Jonny Prest, also known as Brand Master Flash. Jonny is the creative director of Seed Creativity, who are specialists in brand strategy, art direction and, of course, marketing. Jonny reveals how to use branding to turn your audience into customers, and the value of having a business plan firmly in place before you launch your company. Website: https://marketed.live/ Tickets: http://bitly.ws/4nAi Socials Instagram: http://bitly.ws/4nAr Twitter: http://bitly.ws/4nAk Facebook: http://bitly.ws/4nAo LinkedIn: http://bitly.ws/4nAp #Marketing #Event #Branding #Strategy #Art #BusinessPlan #Business

The bar has been well and truly raised in this fourth episode of MarketEd NOT Live. We talk to the “oddly charitable” duo of Rob Temple & Kennedy, who are founders of ResponseSuite and hosts of 3 Marketers Walk Into A Podcast They’re also entertainers, and they'll be bringing their show to MarketEd.Live this year. Rob is a hypnotist and Kennedy is a mind reader, so you can already see this is going to be a podcast with a difference. So much so that, as well as talking about segmentation, surveys and email campaigns, they’ve also craftily slipped in a “secret topic” which they hope you keen-eared listeners will pick up on. A little more about that later. Enjoy!  Website: https://marketed.live/ Tickets: http://bitly.ws/4nAi Socials Instagram: http://bitly.ws/4nAr Twitter: http://bitly.ws/4nAk Facebook: http://bitly.ws/4nAo LinkedIn: http://bitly.ws/4nAp #Marketing #Event #Survey #PodcastUK #MindReader #Hypnotist #SecretTopic