In this episode, join editor of Catalyst, Morag Cuddeford-Jones, and founder of Insiders Studio, Josh Clarricoats as they delve into some of the key themes from the new edition of the magazine. Tune in for interesting discussion around how to foster creativity and embrace boredom, and the opportunities and threats of delivering creative using AI. 

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In this episode, join CIM course director, Julie Atherton, and founder of Rough Water Media, Henry Purchase, as they discuss how to set up and maintain a successful social media account for you or your business. Listen for tips and tricks on when and where to post, how to target the right audience, and how to handle negative feedback and comments.   

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In this episode, join CIM course director Katie Hart as she dives inside the human brain to show how neuroscientific techniques can forecast consumer behaviour. Listen to learn how our human, sometimes irrational behaviour impacts marketing, and the challenges of installing neuromarketing in your organisation. 

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In this episode, discover how strong reactive marketing can deliver high-value impact for your brand. With CIM’s digital marketing executive, Jonny Tuddenham, and course director, Gavin Llewellyn, listen to learn how to ready your organisation to react quickly to important events while minimising the risks that come with reactive marketing.

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In this episode, we are joined by editor of Catalyst magazine, Morag Cuddeford-Jones, and head of marketing at Thinkbox, Chris Dunne, to talk about some of the key themes in the upcoming issue of Catalyst magazine. Tune in to learn the risks and rewards of cause marketing, and examine techniques for boosting mental health and wellbeing.

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In this episode, we are joined by author of The Smart Branding Book, Dan White, as he shares tips on how to completely destroy your brand. From focusing too much on customer retention, to ignoring the power of brand building, this episode tells you what to do when building a strong and successful brand, by first looking at what not to do.

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In this episode, we are joined by marketing director at CIM, Natalie Spearing, and founder of RADNB, Richard Gillingwater, as they explore how to humanise your brand by blending multiple archetypes. Listen for an explanation of what brand archetypes are, how they can be used together to map your brand against competitors, and how they can encourage more emotional and human connections with your customers.

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In this episode, we are joined by director of international marketing at Microsoft, Ryan Miles, and executive director at Good Relations, James Ralph, as they take a look back at some of the important marketing lessons we learnt during 2022. They explore how to turn challenges into opportunities, and take a look into the future to predict some of the key trends and changes set to face marketers in 2023.

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In this episode, we are joined by founder and creative director at Good Shout, Amy Kean, and editor of Catalyst magazine, Morag Cuddeford-Jones, as they explore the true meaning of immersive and demonstrate how sensory experiences could get your brand noticed. Morag will also reveal the inside stories behind the latest Catalyst magazine.

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In this episode, we are joined by founder of MarketingKind, Paul Skinner, and marketing director at CIM, Natalie Spearing, to discuss the great purpose paradox. Tune in to discover why purpose must change with the times, why authenticity is key to your purpose strategy, and ask whether the marketing industry as whole needs a purpose upgrade.

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