This is part two of the two-part series of podcasts connected to our 2020 Marketing Trends Volume 12 publication. In this episode, we dive deep into the creative articles in this year's marketing trends magazine, featuring two topics sure to grab your attention. We focus on how to break the rules of design without making any brand-fatal mistakes, then we segue into creative content studios. Why does your design team need one and how can your brand benefit from it? To sink our teeth into these topics we brought in Jeff Falkowski from Parker Hannifin and our very own Art Director, Joe Cola.

Download your free copy of Marketing Trends vol. 12 at thundertech.com/marketingtrends12. For more information, visit our show notes.

This is part one of the two-part series of podcasts connected to our 2020 Marketing Trends Volume 12 publication. In this episode, we are joined by three special guests, all of whom are experts in advertising. We welcome Michael Ganda from ServiceMaster DSI, Kenny Trusnik from RWB and our very own J.P. Krainz to discuss creative ad targeting, e-commerce trends and empathy marketing. Join us as we explore the strategies and trends behind adapting ads to a digital world.

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In this episode of thunder::cast, we welcome Alyssa Santoli, Social Media and PR Manager at Vitamix, and Danyelle Kupfer, Social Media Specialist at thunder::tech to break down their experiences with social media and how it can best fit into your communications strategy in 2020.

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In this very special thunder::cast episode, thunder::tech president Jason Therrien sits down with seven agency CEOs to talk about the marketing trends they expect going into the 2020s. Learn about the evolution of your brand, the importance of creativity and the things you’ll want to keep an eye on going into the new decade.

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On this episode, joining host Craig Israel in the studio are thunder::tech’s own Danyelle Kupfer, Social Media Specialist, and J.P. Krainz, Account Services Director. The group conducts a Super Bowl ad roundtable, each bringing three ads worth talking about. Some well-done, some in poor taste and most of them too far out there and off message to even be properly judged.

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On this episode, joining host Craig Israel in the studio are Joe Hicks and J.P. Krainz, Account Services Group Managers at thunder::tech to talk about brandtailing and why it’s important for businesses to build a strong brand. This is the next installment of the six-part series of podcasts connected to our Marketing Trends Vol. 11 publication.

Joining host and Creative Director, Craig Israel via Skype is Eric Webb, VP of Sales - North America for Kentico Software and in the studio is Bruce Williams, VP of the Development Department for thunder::tech. The hot topic is headless, monolithic or decoupled. Which platform is best for your brand in 2020? This is the next installment of the six-part series of podcasts connected to our Marketing Trends Vol. 11 publication.

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On this episode, joining host Craig Israel in the studio is Marc Theodore, Director of Operations at thunder::tech to discuss HR and marketing and how you should get these teams together to focus on talent growth in 2020. This is the next installment of the six-part series of podcasts connected to our Marketing Trends Vol. 11 publication.

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Host Craig Israel is joined in the studio by Dan Lyons, Digital Marketing Team Lead at thunder::tech to talk about the latest trends and tech in advertising. From Amazon sponsored posts to weather-based ads, we dive into the new ways to give your marketing plans an edge for 2020. This is the next installment of the six-part series of podcasts connected to our Marketing Trends Vol. 11 publication.

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Joining host Craig Israel in the studio is Jason Therrien, President of thunder::tech to talk about direct-to-consumer (DTC) selling and what’s changing for middle-market brands in 2020. This is the next installment of the six-part series of podcasts connected to our Marketing Trends Vol. 11 publication.

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