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Can Marketing Save the Planet? 

It’s a big question, and one our podcast sets out to explore with marketers, senior leaders, CMOs and sustainability consultants and experts. Our purpose is to drive education, share best practice, inspire and empower listeners to ask questions and importantly… start...

Marketing

Honing in on the ‘S’ of E S G – a critical component of the sustainability journey
ESG – environmental, social, governance, a subject that has been an increasing topic of debate and discussion, but what about the S?
In this episode we speak to Beth Knight, a leading figure in social impact and sustainability, with over 15 years’ experience in purpose-led business transformation – Beth shares incredible insights as we take a deeper diver into the ‘S’ for social - an area that, whilst often the least talked about, is critical for key stakeholders (employees, customers, communities) who are looking to gauge whether they want to engage.
With information being more accessible, people are more vocal, and therefore, it is no longer enough for organisations to simply broadcast messages that stakeholders take at face value, without question.
Beth speaks about the rise of data and sentiment monitoring to understand if your brand is doing well beyond the campaigns and how looking at the full health of your organisation is now a critical part the sustainability journey.
We discuss the challenges faced by large corporations who have teams dedicated to ESG and sustainability and Beth shares some insightful ‘hacks’ for SMEs who perhaps don’t have the resources, but need to start or accelerate their journeys.
Beth’s commitment to making a positive impact is unwavering – and with her wealth of experience, we could have picked Beth’s brains for hours – so many insights and examples.
Tune in to hear Beth talk about:

How we raise the profile of the S in ESG?


The acceleration of the social impact conversation and the opportunities that align with that social side.


How we advance the conversations and narrative both internally and externally.


The importance of understanding the materiality assessment of an organisation and the social impact indicators within that.


How as a Marketer you should be helping your organisation plan how you're going to proactively engage with key stakeholders on the ‘Social’ topics.


The challenges being faced by SMEs and the ‘hacks’ to navigate them.


The role of Social Marketing (not to be confused with social media marketing) in educating, driving awareness and changing behaviours.

For more information about Beth Knight - you can visit her site.
Enjoy…
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You’ll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We’re all in this together.
Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Episode 79: Honing in on the ‘S’ of E S G – a critical component of the sustainability journey with Beth Knight, Social Impact and Sustainability Director

“Be the voice of the consumer who wants to do more.”
ESG – environmental, social and growth, (yep you read that right), growth rather than governance. We absolutely loved that take from Sandy Skees, Purpose and Impact Global Lead at Porter Novelli. We’ve wanted to talk to Sandy for some time since we came across their research on the ‘Intention – Action Gap - the ‘Rise of the Conscious Consumer’, when writing ‘Can Marketing Save the Planet - 101 Ways to use Sustainable Marketing as a Force for Good’.
This particular piece of research looks at people’s willingness to adopt changes to their behaviours, and not just by purchasing ‘green’ products. Sandy shares example after example of the significant shifts that are happening with consumer appetite and behaviour - shifts which are some of the biggest indicators yet that things are starting to change, and quickly.
Tune in and listen as Sandy shares many fascinating insights from the data and research and, her vast knowledge and decades of experience in this space. You’ll learn:

What the pressure points are in driving new mindsets.


What Marketers need to do and why a focus on culture change is critical.


Why one of the most important roles of business is to change societal behaviours and how communication is the most powerful way of doing this.


Why communication has to be intentional.


What is holding brands back.


What some of the biggest challenges facing marketers are.

For more information about Sandy Skees - you can visit her site.
To view the research The Gap Between Say and Do - see here.  
Enjoy…
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You’ll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We’re all in this together.
Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Episode 78: Unpacking the Action - Intention Gap with Sandy Skees, Purpose and Impact Global Lead, Porter Novelli

“If you can change how people spend their money, you can change the world.”
Social Impact, sustainable business, creative ideas and changing behaviours, these are just some of the areas that we explored with Chris Baker, strategist turned entrepreneur and CEO of Serious Tissues.
With behavioural science sitting behind so many successful business models Chris talks to us about his experience across a number of social impact businesses and initiatives that he is involved with, and how a simple switch can make such a positive impact.
You’ll hear us discuss the growing momentum behind sustainable toilet rolls and tissues both within B2B and B2C, bamboo vs. recycled paper and the challenges and opportunities that he is currently seeing. We discuss Chris’s upcoming book exploring social impact and how it’s becoming more fundamental than ever for organisations, the rise of impact investing and how doing good is becoming a competitive advantage. Chris talks about the journey writing his book took him on as he spoke to multiple change brands working towards securing a more sustainable future. Chris shares so many examples, this episode will leave your minds brimming with ideas and inspiration.
Join us as we talk to Chris about:

Social marketing and behavioural science and why they’re at the forefront of driving commercial and social good.


The challenges of changing behaviours and the approaches you can take.


How little changes add up and can open the door to bigger lifestyle changes.


When it comes to change, the need to look at what you are doing through the lens of opportunity – and framing them as such, as opposed to a threat.


The intriguing concept of disrupting from within.


The need to put the right metrics behind innovation to avoid setting it up to fail from the get go.


The rise of impact investing and how it can scale the good.

For more information about Serious Tissues https://serioustissues.com/
And to tune in to hear Chris talking about the latest Which report about ‘loo roll’, provenance and greenwashing tune in here. (You can connect with him on LinkedIn there too!).
Enjoy…
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You’ll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We’re all in this together.
Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Episode 77: Serious about social impact - How small changes open to the door to bigger impacts - Chris Baker, CEO Serious Tissues

Did you know that 20% of the world's fish and meat is consumed by our pets?
We didn’t… and so yet again, the learning curve continues. We love having conversations with amazing brands who are pioneering, disrupting the norms and thinking outside the box with a focus on delivering social and environmental impact.
Food security, the impact of food production and what we eat is an area of significant focus when it comes to wellbeing for all and transitioning to a sustainable future - something we cannot afford to ignore when considering food consumption for humans, but what about our beloved pets?
We invited Alessandro Di Trapani from Grub Club onto the Can Marketing Save the Planet podcast to dive into this very subject and find out more about their insect based pet food products, the benefits to pets (and the planet) and, the important role marketing plays in the narrative and behaviour change around insect based food.
We learnt so much in this episode so tune in to hear about:

The only real way to drive sustainable change is to change where people spend their money. And, how we need to provide people with the options to drive change.


Why having a vision and a belief in what you do can allow you to shake up an industry.


Marginal and incremental steps to being more sustainable is so important and can drive real progress.


How Grub Club has approached changing the narrative and telling their story which is key to overcoming some of the challenges both in terms of educating people, and changing mindsets which then leads to behaviour change.


The importance of staying close to your customer - how to drive loyalty when building a community through wrapping a service around your products.


Addressing the challenges of transparency, price points and education.


Why creativity is so important in telling your story and how Grub Club try new ways and, channels. 

For more information about Grub Club visit https://mygrubclub.com/
And connect with Alessandro via LinkedIn here.
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You’ll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We’re all in this together.
Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Episode 76: – Insects - The future of sustainable food for our pets? with Alessandro Di Trapani, CoFounder and CEO, Grub Club

Proving unequivocally that waste can build capital, UpCircle is a truly inspiring organisation built on circular economy principles.
The circular economy presents a huge opportunity for both business and the environment so we were really excited when Anna Brightman from UpCircle, a skincare and beauty brand built from waste and, focused entirely on the circular economy principles joined us on the podcast.
UpCircle fully owns the concept of circularity and builds it into every strand of their business. They have learnt how to turn waste not only into a succesful business, but a global successful business, which is continuously testing the limits of what can be done.
As you’ll hear, their marketing knowledge and know-how is an exemplar on how to engage with community to grow whilst doing good for the environment - which is no easy task when you consider some of the staggering impacts the beauty industry has on the planet, from the 120 billion pieces of packaging they put out every year, through to the questionable product testing practices which are still happening even in 2024.
Join us on this episode as we talk to Anna about:

How UpCircle entered one of the most competitive industries in the world and now sells in 50 countries, created a full packaging return scheme and grew a dedicated community who embrace not just the products, but get fully involved with the refill initiative.


The challenges along the way and how they overcame them.


How they built, incentivised and drive a successful refill service which their tribe as Anna calls them want to get involved with.


What it takes to build an engaged community, building brand loyalty with high levels of retention and ongoing two-way conversation.


The importance of working with your community on everything from product development through to growing share of voice and raising awareness of circularity and the need for behavior change.


Why metrics are so important to ensure your business is moving in the right direction. Brining sustainable and commercial objectives together and how commercial metrics can deliver social impact.


How every product at UpCircle is collaborative by nature – and through building partnerships with industries you might not ever put together has delivered so much impact commercially and socially.Enjoy…

For more information about UpCircle visit https://upcirclebeauty.com/
And connect with Anna via LinkedIn here. 
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You’ll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We’re all in this together.
Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Episode 75: – UpCircule Beauty - Building Capital from Waste and Embedding Circularity into Brand - CoFounder, Anna Brightman

Can Marketing Save the Planet?

Frugal Noodle is the show dedicated to helping you understand finance, investing, and retirement planning better. We get into the FIRE movement that is taking more and more millennials down a path of financial wealth and health everyday.

Self-Improvement

029 - WHAT IS IT!? - 401k and The Stock Market

028  - Simple Living and FIRE

I’m whittling and going on my first hunt. My wife is learning to knit.

027 - Planning 2022

026 - The Inevitable Return

025 - Twenty Four Long

Frugal Noodle

Maddof & Ponzi

Madoff & Ponzi

A lot goes into creating and managing a successful brand.&nbsp;Each week Jim Beatty and Jason Caldeira, owners of the Midwest-based branding and design collective Nerve, take up matters of branding and brand development, discussing trends and best practices with brand managers in a range of industri...

It's the conversation every designer dreads to have — yet also secretly wants to have — with a client: what makes one design good and another bad? Are there any firm boundaries when it comes to evaluating designs? Or are "like" and "dislike" all we have? Jim and Jason take their own cuts at the question, and come up with some answers that may help you in your next client meeting.

Episode 008: What is Good Design?

We're Coming Back!

Design is always moving in two directions. On the one hand it's charging bravely ahead, forward into the future. On the other it's being yanked, relentlessly, backward into the past (particularly where big mainstream retail and cultural brands are concerned). How do we decide which way to go, especially at a time when nostalgia seems to be taking over our entire side of the universe? All that and more in this episode of Talk to the Brand.

Episode 007: The "Stranger Things" Episode

The collapse of the traditional agency model can be traced to two primary causes, one economic (declines in fees) and the other cultural, specifically a steady loss of credibility. Now it's not enough to make a claim. Consumers are demanding that marketers "prove it" to them. How are brands responding? And what does it mean for the future of marketing?

Episode 006: The Age of "Prove It" Marketing

What's it like to be one of the grandaddy brands of craft brewing — and how do you keep that brand fresh and alive in an industry that's getting more crowded by the day? This and other topics related to branding and fat bicycle tires in Episode 5 of Talk to the Brand!

Episode 005: New Belgium Brewing

Talk to the Brand

B2B Tech Marketing Trends for Growth Driven CMOs

What do the most successful B2B marketers do to achieve growth? Each month, our CEO, Jakob Löwenbrand, interviews experienced people within sales and marketing at tech companies with one goal: to figure out what works and what doesn’t in the area of ...

Management

Are you leveraging LinkedIn ads as part of your growth strategy? Then this episode is for you!
This week's guest is AJ Wilcox, LinkedIn ads guru and founder of B2Linked, an agency specializing in LinkedIn ads. Andrew shares strategic insights on how to optimize ad campaigns with LinkedIn’s unique advertising capabilities.
Tune in to learn about:
- What differentiates LinkedIn as the advertising platform to communicate with your target audience
- What significant changes LinkedIn has made to its advertising platform in the last year and how these       changes impact advertisers
- Audience segmentation and LinkedIn’s targeting capabilities
And much more!
Get in touch with AJ on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wilcoxaj/
Visit the B2Linked website: https://b2linked.com/

The Power of LinkedIn Ads - AJ Wilcox

Are you planning to launch a new, cutting-edge tech product? How will you bring it to the larger market? How do you avoid getting stuck in the marketing chasm: the adoption gap between early adopters and mainstream users?Paul Wiefels, co-founding partner and managing director of Chasm Group, counsels dozens of tech companies from startups to Fortune 500s in corporate, business, and market development strategy. As a guest in this week’s podcast episode, Paul - who did a seven-year marketing stint at Apple during their fledgling years - shares how he and Jeffrey Moore, author of Crossing the Chasm (and one of our former podcast guests!) founded the Chasm Group, a consulting company that is built around the models explained in Crossing the Chasm.
Paul also elaborates on marketing strategies for tech companies today as apposed to 30 years back and speaks about common pitfalls that companies face during the innovation adoption phase.
Get in touch with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-wiefels-6a8162/
Visit the Chasm Group website: https://chasmgroup.com/

Crossing the chasm as a tech scaleup in 2024 - Paul Wiefels

Ready for a double dose of inspiring insight-sharing? Meet our podcast guests for this week: Maureen Muthua, CMO for Kyndryl in Paris and MariCarmen Ribes Espinosa, CMO for Kyndryl in UK and Ireland.
Kyndryl is the world’s largest provider of IT infrastructure services with customers in more than 60 countries. Maureen and MariCarmen explain how Account-Based Marketing (ABM) became the core of Kyndryl’s marketing strategy. They discuss the challenges and experiences they encountered during their journey to become an independent company, like scaling ABM practices and educating the ABM team on methodology within such a large organization.
Both MariCarmen and Maureen are passionate about the role of people and culture in the company’s success and highlight the importance of innovation, empathy, and trust in Kyndryl’s culture.Connect with them on LinkedIn:MariCarmen Ribes Espinosa
Maureen MuthuaVisit the Kyndryl website here

Successful ABM strategies in one of the world's largest tech start-ups: insights from Kyndryl - MariCarmen Ribes Espinosa & Maureen Muthua

This week’s podcast episode with David Schneer, CEO of The Merrill Institute, explores the intriguing world of non-verbal communication and its impact on everyday interactions with clients and colleagues in the B2B Tech landscape.
David shares fascinating insights on nonverbal behavior and how your body language can build credibility and trust with customers. He also talks about non-verbal communication the the world of online meetings and remote work and gives some interesting pointers about what we should pay attention to in a virtual setting.
If you want to sharpen your strategic communication and learn more about “listening with your eyes”, make sure to tune into this episode.
David is one of only a few Certified Body Language Master Trainers in the world.
Get in touch with David on LinkedIn.
Visit the Merrill Institute website.

The Power of Nonverbal Communication - David Schneer

Our guest for this week’s podcast episode is Ben Bensaou, INSEAD professor and award-winning author.
Ben spent 20 years researching, teaching, and consulting on innovation. During his research, Ben studied close to 100 companies across the private and public sectors, from startups in Silicon Valley to large industrial conglomerates. It was this research that inspired his book, Built to Innovate.
In this podcast episode, Ben explains how organizations can hardwire innovation into their DNA. He shares his discovery that innovation is not just about major disruption but also systematic and continuous innovation. Ben challenges the notion that all innovation is accomplished by some prodigy within the team or a genius leader: Innovation is everybody’s business - every member of an organization can contribute! 
Ben also talks about the influence of middle management in innovation and how roles and tasks need to be clearly defined with embedded processes for innovation to succeed.
Get in touch with Ben on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-m-bensaou
Visit his website: https://benbensaou.com

How to hardwire innovation into your organization's DNA -Ben Bensaou

Tech Marketing Trends

In the second season of HELLO HOLLY, Holly has decided to take a more personal approach. Instead of interviews with lots of voices and guests from many design disciples and backgrounds, she has decided to hone in on the topic in which we are all unanimously so passionate about improving: OUR HOME.
I...

Leisure

How do you inject that certain something into your rooms to make your house feel like a home? After all, you want to walk in and your home feels like a warm hug versus a cold hello. Whether you've lived in your house for years or you’ve just unpacked your moving boxes, it can be hard to give it that home-y vibe. Holly believes this is what most of our parents and grandparents did right, home always felt like home. There was a specific vibe when Holly entered her house growing up, or her grandparents farm house. Was it the same for you, too?

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How To Make Your Home Feel Like a Home

In this podcast, Holly chats all about plants and plant care with Igor Josifovic, the Founder of the largest online plant community in the world, Urban Jungle Bloggers.
Igor explains how plant-care is a form of se
lf-care, how to take care of your green friends, the process of producing his second book, Plant Tribe, and why he is so inspired by plants in general. You’ll learn the hardest ones to kill, how to grow new plants from clippings, and some of the best tips from the ultimate pro.

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How to decorate with plants

In this podcast, Holly will share 4 common (and very inspiring!) themes that she has spotted for summer 2020 interiors: Mediterranean-inspired, Pure + Simple, the Plant trend, and how to create a “Travel Home”. She will discuss each in-depth and pair them with one amazing new book per theme. The books are: Travel Home by American blogger Caitlin Flemming and her mother Julie Goebel,  The New Mediterranean by the editors at Gestalten, Plant Tribe by Igor Josifovic and Judith de Graff, and Pure and Simple by German author Marion Hellweg. In this podcast, Holly will also refer to Sensual Home by Ilse Crawford, MILK magazine, and her work in Paris with Photographer Oliver Fritze. She will also discuss the homes of Olivia Thebaut in France, Caroline Feiffer in Copenhagen, and the Schoolhouse loft in New York City along with interior stylist Ezz Wilson from Portland Oregon.

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4 Summer Décor Themes + Design Books

In this episode of HELLO HOLLY, Holly will quickly leave you with a fun fact to ponder over that you may not have thought about before: The three ways that we decorate.
Holly believes believe we all decorate from the past, in the present and for the future and how each contributes to the overall story that our home tells about us, and also to us, each day as we interact with our possessions.
Today’s podcast is meant to be short but she is willing to bet it will give you something to think about.
If so please share your thoughts on your Instagram Stories and tag @decor8 and @hollymagazin so we can reshare your thoughts with the audience.
So, dear listeners, please enjoy today’s episode and Holly will see you again in two weeks with another interior topic to make you think more about your home and how learn to enjoy and love it even more.

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3 Ways That We Decorate: Past, Present And Future

Decorating can be fun, but it can also be frustrating! Often what we want (that gorgeous new sofa from our favorite brand or a new kitchen) are out of our reach financially. It’s only natural to want to be surrounded by things we love in a home that we truly enjoy. In this podcast, Holly gives us 7 ways to decorate on a budget and explains each topic to get your creative ideas turning! She covers everything from paint to DIY, pre-owned and vintage, plants, where and how to ask for help and ways to live with less and be happier because of it.

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7 Steps To Decorate On A Budget

HELLO HOLLY – the podcast about interior, trends and friends

Greetings to you from International Coach Federation Hyderabad Chartered Chapter!

You are listening to 'Coaching Matters' Podcast Series!!

On this show we bring you thought provoking conversations with Masters from across the globe.

These interviews are designed to bring out some unique aspects o...

Greetings to you from International Coach Federation Hyderabad Charter Chapter!  You are listening to 'Coaching Matters' Podcast Series!! On this show we bring you thought provoking conversations with Masters from across the globe. These interviews are designed to bring out some unique aspects of coaching profession.We sincerely hope that you like and benefit from these interviews. Do share your views, suggestions or feedback on improving this further.write to us oncoachingmatters @ icfhyderabadchapter.in  or visitwww.icfhyderabadchapter.in    http://icfhyderabadchapter.in/coaching-matters/Episode20-Tony-Latimer-Coaching-Matters.mp3

Episode 20 - Tony Latimer (Coaching Matters)

Greetings to you from International Coach Federation Hyderabad Charter Chapter!  You are listening to 'Coaching Matters' Podcast Series!! On this show we bring you thought provoking conversations with Masters from across the globe. These interviews are designed to bring out some unique aspects of coaching profession.We sincerely hope that you like and benefit from these interviews. Do share your views, suggestions or feedback on improving this further.write to us oncoachingmatters @ icfhyderabadchapter.in  or visit  www.icfhyderabadchapter.in  http://icfhyderabadchapter.in/coaching-matters/Episode19-Lesley-Fraser-Coaching-Matters.mp3 

Episode 19 - Lesley Fraser (Coaching Matters)

Greetings to you from International Coach Federation Hyderabad Charter Chapter!  You are listening to 'Coaching Matters' Podcast Series!! On this show we bring you thought provoking conversations with Masters from across the globe. These interviews are designed to bring out some unique aspects of coaching profession.We sincerely hope that you like and benefit from these interviews. Do share your views, suggestions or feedback on improving this further.write to us oncoachingmatters @ icfhyderabadchapter.in  or visit  www.icfhyderabadchapter.in  http://icfhyderabadchapter.in/coaching-matters/Episode18-Libby-Robinson-Coaching-Matters.mp3 

Episode 18 - Libby Robinson (Coaching Matters)

Greetings to you from International Coach Federation Hyderabad Charter Chapter!  You are listening to 'Coaching Matters' Podcast Series!! On this show we bring you thought provoking conversations with Masters from across the globe. These interviews are designed to bring out some unique aspects of coaching profession.We sincerely hope that you like and benefit from these interviews. Do share your views, suggestions or feedback on improving this further.write to us oncoachingmatters @ icfhyderabadchapter.in  or visit  www.icfhyderabadchapter.in   http://icfhyderabadchapter.in/coaching-matters/Episode17-Dave-Stachowiak-Coaching-Matters.mp3 

Episode 17 - Dave Stachowiak (Coaching Matters)

Greetings to you from International Coach Federation Hyderabad Chartered Chapter!  You are listening to 'Coaching Matters' Podcast Series!! On this show we bring you thought provoking conversations with Masters from across the globe. These interviews are designed to bring out some unique aspects of coaching profession.We sincerely hope that you like and benefit from these interviews. Do share your views, suggestions or feedback on improving this further.write to us oncoachingmatters @ icfhyderabadchapter.in  or visit  www.icfhyderabadchapter.in   http://icfhyderabadchapter.in/coaching-matters/Episode16-Teresia-LaRocque-Coaching-Matters.mp3 

Episode 16 - Teresia LaRocque (Coaching Matters)

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Indeed is the #1 job site in the world* with over 300** million unique visitors every month. Indeed strives to put job seekers first, giving them free access to search for jobs, post resumes, and research companies. Every day, we connect millions of people to new opportunities.

*Comscore, Total Vis...

In this episode of Culture Matters, we're joined by Jazmin Urrea, manager in Client Success based in NYC and Regional Lead of our Latinx in Tech (LIT) Inclusion Resource Group (IRG). Jazmin shares her Indeed story as well as how she became a member of LIT.

Culture Matters #insideindeed - Jazmin Urrea, Manager, Client Success

In this episode of Culture Matters, we're joined by Senior Account Executive Andrea Stallworth. She details the responsibilities of her role and also discusses the importance of diversity in the world of sales.

Culture Matters #insideindeed - Andrea Stallworth, Senior Account Executive

In this episode of Culture Matters, we're joined by Talia Babel-Jones, Manager of Learning and Development in Finance and also Co-Chair of our Veterans and Allies Inclusion Resource Group(IRG). Talia shares the tremendous work this IRG does to provide a safe space for Indeedians who are veterans, allies, and spouses. She also provides tips on how veterans can stand out in the recruitment process and increase their chances of landing the job. 

Take a look at our open roles at the link below. 
indeed.jobs

Culture Matters #insideindeed - Talia Babel-Jones, Manager, Learning and Development - Finance

In this episode of Culture Matters, we meet Mauricio Plaschinski, Senior Director, International Sales Strategy. He tells his story of how he got into sales and found his way to Indeed. He details the work he and his team do and also offers advice for anyone interested in a career at Indeed.

Take a look at our open roles in the sales department at the link below. 
https://indeedhi.re/3Rwgxe3

Culture Matters #insideindeed - Mauricio Plaschinski, Senior Director, International Sales Strategy

Lin Yang is a Software Engineering Director based in Singapore. She leads the International Business Unit and is passionate about women in tech.

In this Culture Matters interview, she shares what her team works on,  the characteristics she looks for in candidates when expanding her team, the challenges she faced as a woman in tech and how Indeed has supported her, as well as advice for next generation leaders.

If you'd like to join the team, check out indeed.jobs and apply now!

Culture Matters #insideindeed - Lin Yang, Software Engineering Director

#InsideIndeed Culture Matters Podcast

A podcast where we dive into conversations around purpose driven business, mindset, personal development, and entrepreneurship life as a Haitian woman.

On today's episode of HBB, we dive into different types of excuses, why we make them, and how we stop making them.... orrrr just make a lot less of them. If you find anything of value in this episode, please share it with a friend and/or leave a review so other HBB can find us! Thank you!

3. Let's Stop Making Excuses, Fanm Kreyòl!

I had such a blast talking to Christina about her creative journey so far. She has been featured on Vogue numerous time and has taken part in campaigns with brands such as Nike, PUMA, Jean Paul Gaultier, Starter, etc... This Haitian Boss Babe has a bright future ahead of her and we're so proud!
You can follow her on her journey through Instagram: @blue_spiritu @nameless_quest @occhiodelciclone

2. Christina Rateau on Stepping Out of Her Comfort Zone & Launching Her Modeling Career in China!

Being a full time entrepreneur has taught me so much in just one year. Dive into these 11 major lessons with me (Coralie Nader) as we prepare for bigger and better blessings. If you found anything of value in this episode, please leave a quick review and share with a Haitian Boss Babe friend! Mèsi Anpil!

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A podcast for sellers looking to grow their sales on Amazon!

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			Mastering Product Selection: Profitable Products on Amazon
		
		Insights, Tips, and Strategies to Help You Stand Out and Succeed on AmazonIn this session, we'll explore the nuances of choosing a winning product on Amazon. Whether you're already exploring the platform or honing in on your options, let these 11 rules guide you in selecting a product set for triumph.Rule #1: The #1 seller on Amazon is selling at least $100,000/month minimumThis indicates a strong demand for the product and signifies potential opportunities for you to make an impact.Rule #2: The Number Ten Seller's PerformanceSimilarly, the number ten seller on Amazon should be selling at least thirty thousand dollars per month for your specific category. This shows that there is enough demand in the specific category that even the tenth seller has strong monthly sales. Rule #3: The #10 seller on Amazon has less than 500 reviewsIts standing is a result of a consistent commitment to delivering exceptional value and ensuring customer satisfaction. Rule #4: You can find at least 1 way to make your version of the product unique and significantly better than 99% of your competitors (longer battery life, durability, user-friendliness, etc..)Differentiation is the key. Your product should offer a unique and superior feature compared to 90-99% of your competitors. It could be a distinct design, improved functionality, or enhanced quality.Rule #5: The Price Point is at least $9.99 - $150This range allows for flexibility in promotions, advertising, and maintaining healthy profit margins.Rule #6: Repeat Purchase Product capability Consider products that have repeat purchase potential. Items like coffee, supplements, and vitamins can encourage customers to become repeat buyers, contributing to long-term revenue growth.Rule #7: You can clearly define and imagine who your ideal customer avatar is that would be proud to share your brand’s products on social media or at a party for exampleClearly define your ideal customer avatar. Understand their needs, preferences, and pain points. Your product should resonate with them, making them proud to share it with others.Rule #8: Smaller and Lighter (ping pong balls) is better than big and heavy (like a ping pong table) because of cheaper storage and shipping costs.When choosing a product, prioritize smaller and lighter options. Amazon fees can be significant, and reducing size and weight helps optimize profitability.Rule #9: You can think of at least 5 other products that compliment this product and would serve the same customer and fit under your brand.Choose a product that can be complemented by at least five other related items. By offering a range of products that cater to the same customer base, you can increase the lifetime value of each customer.Rule #10: Avoid Low-Price CommoditiesSteer clear of low-price commodities like paperclips or easily sourced items with narrow profit margins. Aim for products with at least 50% profit margins to ensure a sustainable business model.Rule #11: Low legal liability or infringement issues (patents/trademarks)Lastly, ensure your product selection has minimal legal liability, including issues related to patents and trademarks. Avoid products with potential infringement complications.Selecting the right product is crucial for the success of any business. By following these rules, you can increase your chances of choosing a profitable and sustainable product. Remember to focus on customer demand, product complementarity, and legal considerations, while avoiding low-price commodities. With thorough research and strategic decision-making, you can find a product that will not only attract customers but also bring in long-term profits. Keep these rules in mind as you continue your journey towards building a successful business.Remember, these rules serve as guidelines rather than strict mandates. Adjust them based on your specific situation and in...

Episode 100:   How to Pick a Winning Product on Amazon: 11 Rules for Success

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			Why Is Amazon Seller Support So Frustrating? 		
		Selling on Amazon has some challenges, especially when dealing with seller support. Long wait times, inconsistent or unhelpful answers, and policies that restrict your ability to edit listings can leave sellers frustrated and losing sales. To help sellers optimize their time and focus on growing their business, we spoke with Arvin Teano, Chief Delivery Officer at Seller Candy, on the Amazon Playbook podcast. Seller Candy offers dedicated account managers to handle seller support issues so sellers don't have to. Key Takeaways: - Be sure to thoroughly troubleshoot issues yourself before contacting seller support. Follow all the steps they recommend. This shows you've done your diligence when you do need to get the issue resolved.- The top problems Seller Candy helps resolve are restricted listings, buy box issues, updating listings and brand registry, inventory discrepancies, and reimbursements.- Seller Candy managers have experience working for Amazon seller support. They know workarounds and can get issues properly escalated and resolved.- Using Seller Candy frees up sellers' time to focus on critical business priorities rather than spend a lot of time communicating with seller support.- Seller Candy handles issues for both Seller Central and Vendor Central accounts. They can be given access to all or part of the seller's account based on the seller's comfort levels. - Flat files are key to managing listings but can damage your account if misused. 90% of Seller Candy's work involves expertise in properly using flat files. No seller wants to waste time battling seller support. Check out SellerCandy.com to see if their team of Amazon experts can help resolve your seller support headaches.		
																
															

Overcoming Amazon Seller Support Issues with Seller Candy

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			Learn how to use Brand Tailored Promotions to target specific audiences, boost sales, and increase customer loyalty.		
		Brand Tailored Promotions is a powerful tool that allows you to create targeted discounts for specific audiences. It's a hidden gem in the Amazon seller central, but it's not well-known by many sellers.Here's the secret: Brand Tailored Promotions can help you skyrocket your Amazon sales.By using Brand Tailored Promotions, you can:* Re-engage at-risk customers and win them back.* Convert brand card abandoners into paying customers.* Reward brand followers for their loyalty.* Keep high-spend customers coming back for more.* Attract potential new customers and introduce them to your brand.* Nurture promising customers and turn them into loyal customers.* Encourage recent customers to repurchase your product.* Reward repeat customers for their continued support.* Show your appreciation to top-tier customers and keep them coming back.Here are some dates to keep in mind when using Brand Tailored Promotions:* October 24th - November 24th: Only run coupon clippings during this time, as other promotional types can affect Black Friday promotions.* November 25th (Cyber Monday) - December 15th: Target brand card abandoners and potential new customers.* December 16th - December 23rd: Target high spend customers, top tier repeat customers, and brand followers.Here are some tips for using Brand Tailored Promotions effectively:* Target the right audiences with the right discounts. For example, you may want to offer a higher discount to at-risk customers than to repeat customers.* Create personalized messaging for each audience. This will help to make your promotions more relevant and appealing to your customers.* Track the results of your promotions. This will help you to see which audiences and promotions are most effective.Overall, Brand Tailored Promotions is a powerful tool that can help you to boost your sales on Amazon. By using it effectively, you can engage and convert customers at every stage of the buyer journey.		
																
															

Brand Tailored Promotions: A Secret Weapon to Skyrocket Your Amazon Sales

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			5 Proven Ways to Get More Amazon Product Reviews		
		Product reviews make or break products on Amazon. Just glance at a listing with 50+ ratings averaging 4.5 stars, and you’ll be hooked. A listing with zero reviews? Not so tempting. As an Amazon seller, getting reviews is crucial for driving conversions and establishing credibility. But where do you start when your product is still unknown?
In this podcast, Amazon expert Mary goes over some proven tactics for collecting more reviews in a compliant way. Use these strategies to give your product the social proof it needs to succeed on Amazon.
Key Takeaways: 



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Use Amazon Vine when launching new products. This program lets you enroll products to receive up to 30 free reviews from vetted Amazon reviewers. It costs $200 per parent SKU but can give you a major boost out the gate.







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After the Vine reviews come in, tap your friends and family network (in a careful way). Have them organically purchase and leave honest reviews. Space these out over time and avoid reviewers who share your IP address.







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Send review requests to customers. Amazon allows this directly from the orders page. Use browser extensions like Jungle Scout to streamline the process. Wait at least 2-3 weeks so customers have time to try the product.







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Check the review dashboard for any 1-3 star reviews and reach out to dissatisfied customers. Offer assistance or refunds, but never ask for reviews to be changed or deleted.







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Create a review funnel using marketing inserts. Drive traffic to a landing page that rewards customers and nudges them to leave Amazon reviews before redirecting to your product page. This builds your email list too.




Getting reviews requires patience and persistence, but it's essential for every Amazon seller early on. Use these proven strategies to kickstart your product’s credibility and social proof. Don’t take shortcuts that violate Amazon’s terms of service. Maintain a long-term, customer-focused mindset with reviews.  
What's worked for building up your Amazon product reviews? Have you tried any of these strategies?		
																
															

How to Get More Amazon Product Reviews: Tips to Increase Trust in Your Product

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			The Small & Light Program is Ending! 		
		The Amazon Small & Light program is shutting down on 8/28/2023. I know, major bummer!  But wait, it's not all bad news...		
			Low Price FBA to the Rescue		
		Introducing the new Low Price FBA rate for items under $10! No more weight/size rules - this opens up reduced fees for way more sellers! Time to celebrate and see if your products qualify.		
			Holiday Deadline Dates 		
		The 2023 holidays will be here so fast it'll make your head spin!  Here are the can't-miss deadlines:    8/18/2023:   Top Deal submissions due for BF & Cyber Mon!    9/1/2023:      Apply for Lightning Deals!    9/14/2023:    Last day to ship for Prime Fall deals!    10/19/2023:  Final ship date for BF & CM!No snoozing on these dates! Set your reminders and let's get planning!		
			Prime Fall Event Details		
		The tea is that Amazon is brewing up a special Prime-only event in October 2023! This will feature large discounts and deals to drive major sales before the holiday rush! Don't miss out! Tips to Conquer Amazon in Aug- Review inventory & prices before holiday chaos- Submit Lightning Deals apps ASAP- See if your products qualify for new low rates!  - Use Prime Fall deals to gain momentum!- Call us if you need help preparing!With smart planning, you can absolutely crush Q4 this year! Let's do this! 		
																
															

Big Amazon Seller Updates You Need to Know!

Playbook For Amazon

Path2Product's Mission is to bridge the gap in product management experience for aspiring product managers, so the Lessons In Product Management podcast is here to support that effort, as well as provide valuable insights to existing PMs and PM leaders.

This is a crazy and turbulent time in Tech. Companies are hitting financial hard times or restructuring as the economy is forcing extreme prioritization of resources. If you find yourself on the unfortunate end of these layoffs, I have someone on the show who has been through several and helped several others through this process. Don't miss the great advice on this week's episode of Lessons in Product Management! 

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Navigating Layoffs - Advice from a Director of Product

Dan Balcauski is a pricing expert and dropped by the pod to share key insights, hot takes, and practical advice for product teams and leaders to help unpack the pricing process, key variables, and mistakes to avoid. 


Show notes:
0:00-0:30 - Episode Intro
0:30-1:55 - Dan’s Intro/Background
1:55-4:55 - From Engineer to Pricing Guru
4:55-6:42 - Biggest Pricing Pitfall
6:42-19:00 - Segmentation Myths and Realities
19:00-21:00 - defining value (3 Types)
21:00-26:35 - The Value Cascade
26:35-36:45 - How customers shape pricing
36:45-43:00 - Willingness to pay (WTP) (40:12)
43:00-47:30 - Pricing in B2B
47:30-56:50 -  Freemium Good or Bad?
56:50-57:48 - Contact Dan
57:48-58:02 - Outro

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Pricing - What You Wish You Knew - with Dan Balcauski

There are great frameworks for prioritizing features, but what if prioritizing features isn't the right approach? We dig into why opportunity costs are the most underrated variables in prioritizing Product decisions.
If you're looking to get into product management, come join us at Path2Product to gain the hands-on PM experience you need to land your first product role. 


0:00-4:20 - Episode Intro
4:20-6:54 Opportunity Cost in Action
6:54-8:50 - Economics in Product Management?
8:50-17:52 - NFL Draft Example

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What's Missing In Prioritization Frameworks?

This week's lesson in product management is brought to you by Derek Osgood, Founder and CEO of Ignition. If your product launches are less than ideal, you should listen to what Derek has to say. Even if you're launches go well, there are great tips on how to optimization the success of your launches. 
0:00-0:32 - Podcast intro
0:32-2:30 - Derek’s Intro
2:30-4:15 - Who is Ignition for?
4:15-4:40 - Where to find Ignition
4:40-8:40 - The PM/PMM Disconnect
8:40-10:23 - Aligning PM/PMM Teams
10:23-13:10 - Overlooked aspects of product launches
13:10-18:30 - Why Run Betas in B2B?
18:30-21:20 - How to price your new product?
21:20-24:00 - The future of software for PMs and PMMs
24:00-25:00 - Podcast Outro


If you want to connect with Derek, shoot him a request on LinkedIn 
If you want to check out Ignition, go to their site
If you're looking to get into product management, get your hands dirty and gain real experience on Path2Product

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5 Key Elements of Successful Product Launches with Derek Osgood - Founder and CEO of Ignition

As you wrap up the last 30 days of your 30, 60, 90-day onboarding, it's time to start drafting strategy. In this episode I break down how to do that with a simple framework and how to shrink the timeline if you don't have 90 days to get it done in a new position. 
Here's the episode with Randal Whitmore 
Here's the link to the product strategy development course on YouTube
Join us on Path2Product if you're looking for the Product Management experience you need to land a PM job

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Product Management Essentials - Part 3 - Drafting Product Strategy

Lessons In Product Management

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The Series Final with Harlan Hammack- The Digital Nomad Entrepreneur



Have you ever desired to build your own business, but not just a business that will deny you the freedom to explore the world? You can combine your entrepreneurial spirit with a location-independent lifestyle, using technology to run your businesses from anywhere in the world as a digital nomad entrepreneur. A digital nomad leverages technology and remote work opportunities to manage their ventures from anywhere with an internet connection. This lifestyle appeals to those who value freedom, flexibility, and autonomy, often working in industries like e-commerce, online consulting, or content creation.



Join the conversation with Harlan Hammack as he shares more about his journey and experiences as a digital nomad, as well as his podcasting journey with Simon. Besides that, Harlan is a financing specialist at Dao Financial Solutions, with a passion for helping medical and veterinary equipment manufacturers and resellers win more business, close more deals, and gain loyal customers by offering our finance programs to their customers: customized payment options, deferred payment options, lease options, and Section 179 tax deductions. 



Tune in!



Key Highlights from the Episode;



[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Harlan Hammack



[02:40] Harlan’s day-to-day coffee-drinking routine



[04:17] Why Heaven’s Door Whiskey is his favourite 



[07:20] Insights into Harlan’s podcasting journey with Simon and valuable lessons learned



[10:40] How Harlan became a digital nomad and the experiences thereafter



[13:56] Challenges he has faced as a digital nomad



[17:01] The impact of the travels on his life



[19:00] Travel places Harlan has had to revisit



[20:08] His exotic stay in Costa Rica



[21:10] The impact of his digital nomadism on friendships and networking



[23:31] How he has captured all the travels, experiences, and memories as a digital nomad



[29:26] What’s next on Harlan’s bucket list



[35:05] Harlan’s advice to anyone who wants a digital nomadism lifestyle



[37:55] His biggest takeaway business tip and lesson for entrepreneurs



[40:47] Harlan’s next coffee dream location 



[41:15] Wrap up and end of the show 



Notable Quotes




* Some life experiences require you to leave your comfort home and travel the world. – Harlan Hammack [22:40]



* You can still be productive in a remote environment. – Harlan Hammack [38:04]



* If you can’t be replaced, then you can’t be promoted. So, make yourself replaceable. – Harlan Hammack [38:10]



* If you get to a point as a business owner where you can’t take a month away from your business, then the business does not really have as much value as you think it has. –  Simon Meadows [39:06] 




Resources Mentioned



The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Escape-Live-Anywhere/dp/0307465357



Let’s Connect



Harlan Hammack



Website: https://www.daofinancialsolutions.com/




Episode 255 – Harlan Hammack – Incredible Lessons From Two Years Of Digital Roaming


Beyond the Go-Getter: Embracing the Go-Giver Mindset with Bob Burg



Being a go-getter is essential, but it is only half the equation for entrepreneurial success. While action is crucial, it needs to be coupled with a focus on providing immense value to others. This is the essence of the “go-giver” mentality. An entrepreneur who embodies both traits, taking action while laser-focused on delivering value, can achieve massive growth.



However, the worst combination is the “go-taker,” who feels entitled to take without giving back. This mentality harms businesses and relationships. Instead, business leaders should recognise that prioritising the needs of all stakeholders and offering value in every interaction is fulfilling and the most profitable approach.



Join the conversation with Bob Burg as he shares more on levelling your entrepreneurship with a go-giver mindset. Bob Burg is a Hall-of-Fame speaker and coauthor of the international bestseller The Go-Giver, which has sold well over one million copies and been translated into 30 languages. He is also an outspoken advocate of entrepreneurship and the free market, believing the money one makes is directly proportional to the number of people they serve.



Bob Burg speaks with entrepreneurs and sales professionals worldwide on how to build powerful business relationships, effectively communicate their value, and cultivate endless referrals. Bob is also co-founder of The Go-Giver Online Community Network.



Tune in!



Key Highlights from the Episode;



[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Bob Burg



[02:07] Why Bob is an unapologetic animal fanatic 



[04:16] Bob’s go-to drink on a typical working day



[06:54] Bob’s best-recommended place to have your coffee and doughnut 



[09:44] The most recent business behaviour changes from the go-getter to go-giver



[11:37] A shift in leadership consciousness



[14:55] How Bob turned content-based writing into story- based book



[19:34] How his online community has embraced the principles he teaches



[21:31] The impact of Bob’s shift to online community 



[22:28] Best ways to reach out and connect with Bob



[23:57] Takeaways from Bob that you can start implementing today to make an impact



[30:19] Bob’s next Dunkin Donuts dream location and the hero author he would be with



[33:11] Wrap up and end of the show 



Notable Quotes




* Go-getters are the people who take action. You can have the nicest thoughts and best ideas, but nothing will ever happen without action being put into the mix. – Bob Burg [10:20]



* 75% of today’s employees feel disengaged from their company or job. – Bob Burg [11:51]



* All business leaders must understand that placing the employees, team, and customers first and making sure they are providing value to every stakeholder is not only a more fulfilling way to conduct a business. It is the most profitable – Bob Burg [12:20]



* People won’t do business with you because you are nice or need the money. They will do business because they believe they will improve by buying from you.-   Bob Burg  [24:20] 



* When you sell at a low price, you are a commodity. When you sell at a high value, you are a resource. –  Bob Burg  [25:46]





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