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The Incremental Nature of Marketing Projects

by Jeff Slater | Oct 14, 2015 | Marketing Advice, Personal Stories

With apologies to my vegan friends, sometimes it is really difficult to eat an elephant. You have to take one bite at a time. Marketing is an incremental sport that requires you to begin. You need to start and get things rolling so that you have a little forward...
Your Brand Can’t Be For Everyone

Your Brand Can’t Be For Everyone

by Jeff Slater | Oct 12, 2015 | Advertising, Interesting Brands, Marketing Advice

No matter what business you are in, your brand can’t be for everyone. Not every consumer or business you target wants to pay the price you want to charge. Not every feature you add to your product or service, matters to everyone on your email list. Not every promo...
What Person Represents Your Brand Coming to Life?  

What Person Represents Your Brand Coming to Life?  

by Jeff Slater | Oct 9, 2015 | Advertising, Interesting Brands, Personal Stories

There was a funny routine on Saturday Night Live where Hillary Clinton played a bartender talking to an actress, playing Hillary Clinton. Aside from the benefit of showing Hillary’s human side, it made me think about sitting down and having a meeting with your brand....
The Beetle That Lied

The Beetle That Lied

by Jeff Slater | Oct 7, 2015 | Advertising, Marketing Advice, Marketing People

A reputation for a brand is the coin of the realm. It is the permission a customer gives your business to speak to you. It captures the trust you have in a company, a product or a particular brand. Imagine what Mathias Muller, Volkswagen’s new CEO has on his to-do...

How Simply Does Your Brand Tell Your Story?

by Jeff Slater | Oct 5, 2015 | Marketing Advice, Marketing Books

I was introduced to a winemaker at a marketing conference last week. He asked a simple question. Tell me your story. He didn’t ask me what I do or my job title.  He didn’t ask me where I went to school. He didn’t ask me to share information about companies and...
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