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The Zac Anesbury Show: Your Marketing Podcast episodes
- Karina Whiteford on finding herself in sports marketing (Episode #9)
Karina Whiteford on finding herself in sports marketing.
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6 min - Karina Whiteford on moving from being an undergraduate to working in industry (Episode #9)
Karina Whiteford on moving from being an undergraduate to working in the industry.
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12 min - The Zac Anesbury Show #9 (Karina Whiteford)
In this episode Zac sits down with Karina Whiteford who is currently working as the Head of Marketing at Collingwood Football Club.
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1 hr 33 min - Scott Koslow on career and life advice (Episode #8)
Scott Koslow on career and life advice
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7 min - Scott Koslow on what conferences to attend (Episode #8)
Scott Koslow on what conferences to attend
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7 min - 10 min
- Scott Koslow on the importance of stories in academic publications (Episode #8)
Scott Koslow on the importance of stories in academic publications
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8 min - Scott Koslow on what makes an excellent reviewer (Episode #8)
Scott Koslow on what makes an excellent reviewer
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14 min - Scott Koslow on avoiding price promotions and getting great advertising (Episode #8)
Scott Koslow on avoiding price promotions and getting great advertising
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13 min - Scott Koslow on advertising and price promotions (Episode #8)
Scott Koslow on advertising and price promotions.
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10 min
About The Zac Anesbury Show: Your Marketing Podcast
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The Zac Anesbury Show is a podcast featuring leading marketing academics and industry professionals discussing evidence-based marketing, consumer behaviour, higher education, and research. Hosted…
by Dr Zachary Anesbury, Senior Lecturer in Marketing at Adelaide University and Senior Marketing Scientist at the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute, the podcast aims to make marketing research more accessible and connect research, teaching, and industry practice.