In each episode of Confessions of a Marketer, Mark Reed-Edwards talks with a marketing leader or thinker about the deepest challenges in our business. Luminaries such as Beth Comstock, Whitney Johnson, Jacques van Niekerk and more have all shared their wisdom with Mark. Now in its second season, and covering everything across the marketing landscape--from brand to product to privacy, and everything in between--the podcast has become a must-listen for marketers around the world.Episodes go live most Mondays and Thursdays.
On this episode, we have Robyn Johnson, host of the Marketing Blueprint podcast and a world renowned Amazon Consultant and expert. Amazon is ever-pres...
On the latest episode, we have Chris Dickey, founder and CEO of Visably, in to talk about multi-channel marketing for search. We find out all about Vi...
On this episode, we continue our two-part discussion about taking on a new role as a marketing leader. Joining me are Josh Martin and Auseh Britt. Thi...
On this episode, we start a two-part discussion about taking on a new role as a marketing leader. Joining me are Josh Martin, Executive Vice President...
We have a bit of a change of pace for this episode. Back on episode 171, ten episodes ago in the long-ago days of early November, Leslie Zane and I we...
On this episode, we have another visit with Ben Afia, who describes himself as The Language Strategist, with a goal of making companies more human—in ...
On this episode, we welcome Jaclyn Schiff, founder of PodReacher, a “done-for-you” service that transforms podcast episodes into high-quality articles...
On the latest episode, we have Mike Maynard, managing director of Napier--a B2B PR and marketing agency based in the UK. Mike describes himself as a g...
On the latest episode, we have the founder of Right Side Up, Tyler Elliston, in for a discussion about growth marketing in the COVID era. Right Side U...
On the latest episode, we’re sitting down once again with Amanda Slavin, co-founder of CatalystCreativ. Amanda is all about engagement—and I thought i...