Wagner Live

This episode is a midweek check in on what’s recently made the news in business, marketing, advertising, and branding, with expert and frank commentary.

Topics covered include:
• Casey Neistat
• iPhone 8 rumors
• Google
• Snap, Inc. IPO
• Amazon
• Netflix
• And more

This episode, hosted by Wagner, covers the latest news in business, marketing, advertising, and branding with expert commentary.

Topics covered include:
• Snapchat vs. Instagram
• Michael Phelps and his Beats headphones
• Netflix’s original content
• Amazon and Target truce
• Google sends Adobe Flash packing
• Branding content and celebrity endorsement deceptions

This episode is a midweek check-in on what’s recently made the news in business, marketing, advertising, and branding, with expert and frank commentary.

Topics covered include:
• 10 Media and Advertising Predictions That Didn’t Come True in 2016
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Ad spending stats
• Netflix
• Snapchat

In this episode, Wágner discusses the importance and effectiveness of client partnerships along with six strategic measures to change how a client views you and your team's capabilities.

References are made to a former Advertising Age article entitled Agencies: Stop Thinking Like a Vendor and Act Like a Partner and The Art of Client Service by Robert Solomon.

In this episode, Wágner discusses how retail is evolving beyond brick and mortar and the rise of mobile shopping.

In this episode, Wágner discusses some of the most common marketing pitfalls that businesses should avoid.

This episode is a midweek check-in on what’s recently made the news in business, marketing, advertising, and branding, with expert and frank commentary.
Topics covered include:
• Facebook
• Twitter
• President-Elect Donald Trump
• A look at 2017

This episode, hosted by Wagner, discusses the many pitfalls businesses must avoid to succeed and what the most successful businesses have done to get them to where they are today with expert commentary.

According to Bloomberg, 8 out of 10 entrepreneurs who start businesses fail within the first 18 months. A whopping 80% crash and burn.

In this episode, Wágner discusses the growing trend toward home-based and virtual businesses in addition to the benefits of employers offering telecommuting options for their employees.