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And what we need our decisions, and we are clearly not going to get them and normally it’s like oh shit, we got to crap government. If you’re a brand manager for two years, you can go off and do many other things. MARK RITSON Leading authority on …

Just please do take the time to say hey to those folks, and say thank you very much for supporting us because it really does make a big difference. There’s a guy I wrote an article about last week. He’s a marketing expert, consultant, and writer for Marketing Week.

Mark Ritson 48:13 So yeah, keep going.

And in the company, it’s we’ve studied market orientation for 40 years. In many cases, it is helping employees and adjusting to the lockdown ahead.

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What’s one more outlier that I really like?

Mark Ritson is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Melbourne Business School. Joe Glover 37:52 It’s almost the same theory as what you’re proposing for marketing departments in general, really, you know, sort of that doubling down on the brand new And sort of doing Yeah, right. How can marketing help stop the hysteria?

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© Australian Computer Society t/as ADMA. So now, I want to hand over and just say welcome to Mr. Matt Whitson. And equally clearly, if we’re already on a change, for example, the shift to subscription s for TV, we’re going to revert back to that curve. And I went on a bit of a tirade for many, many months about the fact that it looked like a penis. Every asset in marketing is right in Whew, this is going to change that’s going to change, everything’s going to change. You know, when you when I was an early academic, if any manager read anything I wrote, I was like, you know, aroused. And I’ll have to lock down that particular area where I come from, which is the West Cumbria near the Lake District.

Then I discovered that it was a really good way to get my stuff out there.

Joe Glover 29:25 So, so there’s a question here from Nicolette, which kind of relates this in a slightly different slant to it, though. I’ll just talk about what what’s your preference? And again, I have no data, but neither do any of the fuckwits who are writing that media marketing, shopping brands life work is going to change forever.

Now, I get fucking a million views on a post. Links mentioned throughout the conversation: Mark is almost a man who needs no introduction, but for those not in the know… Mark has been a columnist at Marketing Week for over a decade, a regular and world-class speaker, a consultant for some of the world’s most interesting brands, and also a Marketing Professor gone rogue – having recently stepped down from his Associate Professor position at Melbourne Business School to focus on his Mini MBA programme. This isn't just a normal newsletter.

And really, I think it’s about I mean, there’s a couple of things right Wouldn’t be again back to my point, I wouldn’t be as bold.

So the first thing you’d communicate is You have to make a call now Boris, what are we going to do? Mark Ritson 41:36 There’s a reason for a job work with that team in New York. Similarly, McDonald’s mission is more than simply fast food; instead burgers are merely a catalyst to allow it to oppose ‘all the negativity that surrounds daily life’ and to ‘celebrate lovin’ more’. by joeglover | Sep 30, 2020 | Branding, Louis Grenier, Marketing, Social Media. I use the mad cow disease.

And their order taking was 600% up. There’s lots of uncertainty in front of him, and I feel his pain. You know, how do we work? But I really don’t think books are the future. by joeglover | Aug 11, 2020 | Branding, Marketing.

We know how to measure it, we know we can correlate more amounts of market orientation with more profit with more growth, better product success. Some people don’t realise I’m married to an Australian and she forced me at gunpoint to live in Australia but I am a British citizen, not an Australian citizen. COVID has changed everything. You can’t see it. Now, give it to us. The interesting question is What doesn’t change because you can build a business around it.

So, yeah, cooperation and marketers who know a bit more about first about marketing and then about the firm. He’s got got a follow on LinkedIn, all of the different challenges and he’s a proper marketer, working for him. So of all the traits of a good marketer, training them in market orientation at the starting point is probably the most important.

Let’s do a three second review and if you if you screenshot this data, dudes and do this is you’ll get so is the proof really. makes you think you know, everything is massively in play on LinkedIn all the time. Or as Mark would say fucking wicked all the way from Manchester all the way through to Nairobi, which is pretty awesome.

And although the the look, I shouldn’t say anymore, I’m not an economist, and I have no fucking clue what I’m talking about. When we get in there, they just make a mess on the fucking carpet.

So just thank you very much for spending I really appreciate it. by joeglover | Sep 23, 2020 | Branding, Marketing, Social Media. Ritson warned against the rise of quick, poorly constructed courses as some companies look to cash in on the shift to home working — which, he warns, will often prove to be both simplistic and unnecessary.

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Our website uses cookies to improve your user experience. You know, fuck loads about recessions? The Carter recession of 7475 Meldrum and few Smith available free if you google the research with PDF. Mark Ritson 55:20 No, no, you’re absolutely right. And that’s obviously important. It’s only it’s 8.25%.

They’re the reason why we’re able to carry on doing what we’re doing. What for? I do not play well with others. Yeah, if you actually run the numbers, even in a non recession purchase funnel, you need 50 to 100 applications to get two job offers one of which you want.

And I guess that’s a question that relates to Not only meeting the needs of the customer but also taking a sort of a leadership position.

You go.

Yeah, it’s a big fucker that’s coming down the pipe.

Mark Ritson 4:30 Hey, well, good guess Good morning to you Joe. It’ll kill nine out of 10 businesses, but one out of 10 will get stronger.

Right.

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And actually, this next question follows on quite nicely because the flipside is, what brands have you seen stand out and have managed the Cova crisis best from a marketing perspective? As I’m sure you know, Joe, you sort of get like, it takes a while but you do eventually get really sick of your own your own perspective. That’s a different thing. I don’t, Something managed manage the virus, how it’s a fucking virus on a football team.