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Ein Podcast von Giles Edwards - Freitags
162 Folgen
-  160: Shane Stewart on how to build brands with fizzVom: 28.3.2025
-  159: Alex Smith on the battle to make business strategy betterVom: 14.3.2025
-  158: Paul Dervan on a marketing future that embraces mistakes and machinesVom: 28.2.2025
-  157: Patrick Freyne is here to save us from a Productive lifeVom: 7.2.2025
-  156: Tom Fishburne on why the best marketers are the ones who can laugh at themselvesVom: 24.1.2025
-  155: The mightiness of mininess with Gus Co-Founders Spencer LaVallee and Graham DouglasVom: 10.1.2025
-  154: Moira Creedon on why marketers must learn to love the language of financeVom: 13.12.2024
-  153: Peter Weinberg on humans, AI and a creative future for B2BVom: 29.11.2024
-  152: Ally Owen on why a more diverse creative industry is better for everyoneVom: 15.11.2024
-  151: Christian Edwards on sharing life with a creative alter-egoVom: 1.11.2024
-  150: Mark Denton on why true creatives only get better with ageVom: 18.10.2024
-  149: Dave Dye on the philosophy behind creating ads people actually enjoyVom: 20.9.2024
-  148: Dan Nelken on copywriting confidence, creatively winging it and not giving a forkliftVom: 6.9.2024
-  147: Kevin Chesters on Shambles to Success via Strategy, Creativity and Muddy FieldsVom: 23.8.2024
-  146: Why Brand Matters More Than Ever in B2B Marketing with the Marvellous Mimi Turner of the B2B Institute at LinkedInVom: 9.8.2024
-  144: [BEST OF] Building a culture of creativity with ex-Burger King CMO, Fernando MachadoVom: 26.7.2024
-  145: Why craft is crucial with copywriter Andrew Jolliffe.Vom: 12.7.2024
-  143: [BEST OF] Why advertising MUST entertain with Paul Feldwick.Vom: 28.6.2024
-  142: Building the world’s first GEN-Z copywriting community, Word Tonic, with Carolyn McMurray and Em Goodier.Vom: 14.6.2024
-  141: Lessons in Creative Leadership with Coca-Cola’s Adam Ross.Vom: 31.5.2024
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