In this episode, comedian, producer and actor Dallas McLaughlin goes through the best and worst Super Bowl ads of 2020 with Jacques. They also talk through what it takes to make a successful Super Bowl ad. 

Instagram has been beta testing hiding the number of likes on Instagram. Jacques thinks through how and why this matters, and, to an extent, why it doesn't matter at all. 

From starting Raindrop at 24 years old with no formal marketing background, Jacques has learned a lot in his 10 years of business. In this episode, he talks about the biggest lesson he's learned and how important it is to be kind to yourself.

Attitude and aptitude are the two biggest components when Jacques is hiring new employees. Raindrop's slow-to-hire process has been a major component in maintaining the company's unique culture and success. In this episode, Jacques breaks down this slow-to-hire process.

In marketing, it's important to solve consumers' pain points the right way. Jacques breaks down Domino's new delivery insurance campaign, why it misses the mark and what they did wrong.

The creators of BAKBlade, Matt and Angel, are constantly innovating their product. This resulted in BAKBlade winning the coveted Edison Award. Jacques takes their drive and passion into consideration when taking new business calls for Raindrop.

Jacques sits down with writer and comedian Ryan Hicks to discuss the right ways to use comedy in advertising, the importance of timing, and how collaboration is key when creating great work in marketing. 

Jake Spear is the founder and CEO of Digital Selling Machine. He and Jacques discuss Black Friday strategy, the power of edutainment, and what to look out for in 2020. 

In season 2, Jacques will be interviewing experts in marketing. Stay tuned for the snackable content you don't want to miss.