LoginSchedule demoLoginSchedule demoMichael Brenner, CEO of Marketing Insider Group, explains why the word "marketing" is probably not worth trying to save from its negative connotations.
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No one is looking for more ads, and yet many CMOs respond to the pressures of ROI expectations by simply pouring the ads on thicker.
Just going harder into a jungle of diminishing returns is likened to the short-term rush of a drug, or running faster on a “ad spend” treadmill. So what is the future of marketing?
How can a brand engage an audience with trust and genuine interpersonal interests? According to Michael, there is only one logical outcome for the future of marketing.
In this week’s Bitecast, Michael Brenner, CEO of Marketing Insider Group and author of the new book Mean People Suck, explains why the word “marketing” is probably not worth trying to save from its negative connotations.
Todd served as Director of Marketing at EveryoneSocial, leading content strategy and editorial across the blog through 2021. Today he is Head of Content & Brand at RemoFirst, founder of Linkeezy (an inbox and content tool for LinkedIn), and a SaaS marketing and content advisor.
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