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In this Episode recorded live from the floor of CRC, I talk with Brett Townsend, Head of North American Insights for Electrolux. Brett and I dive into the topic he discussed in his keynote at CRC, namely, “Key ways that we, as an industry, can be better at delivering the true insights that companies need to be successful.”
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In this Episode recorded live from the floor of CRC, I talk with Adrian Amrine, Lead Qualitative Researcher at Grubhub. It’s a great conversation where we dive into the unique challenges of the online food ordering and delivery market, and how she and her small but “scrappy” research team plays a critical role in helping Grubhub stay ahead of the curve.
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On this “instant classic” episode of Audible Insights, we welcome Bryan Gildenberg, chief knowledge office at Kantar Consulting.
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On this episode, I talk with Priscilla McKinney, CEO of Little Bird Marketing and host of the podcast Ponderings from the Perch. In addition to being a world class marketer and cultural anthropologist, Priscilla has carved out an exciting niche for Little Bird Marketing, helping market research companies reach their full potential. Priscilla is as genuine and practical as they come. I learned a ton from talking with her.
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Exploring how emotions lead to purchasing, repurchasing, and brand advocacy
It’s not often that I pick up a book and am instantly impressed by the book itself (before even reading the first page). The 10 Stories Great Leaders Tell, from bestselling author Paul Smith, did just that for me. When you take this book in your hands you know you’re in for something unique.
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What can a pair of red shoes teach us about running a business and delighting customers? Quite a lot, actually. I had the pleasure of hearing a keynote by Lonnie Mayne, founder of Red Shoes Living. RSL is a consultancy build around Lonnie’s five pillars for standing out for the positive in everything we do. Following that keynote, and in advance of his book launch, Lonnie and I sat down to discuss the Red Shoes Living framework and how to start applying it to your life and business right away.
How is marketing to B2B different than marketing to consumers? B2B marketing is more complicated than consumer marketing because of three key differences…
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My guest for this episode engages with what is arguably now the largest consumer market in the world—China. Golden Huang is the client manager for The Silk Initiative, an Asia-based food and beverage (F&B) brand consultancy headquartered in Shanghai. Golden has been conducting market research in China for over a decade with a deep knowledge of Chinese youth culture. If you have an interest in the Chinese consumer market, this episode is must-listen for you.
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You hear stories about people who walk away from a prosperous career to launch a passion project, but don’t often get to talk with them about it. Well, in the case of former PR executive Gail Becker, we get the story directly from her. After rising through the ranks in government communications, entertainment, and finally as a president at global PR firm Edelman, Gail walked away to start CAULIPOWER, a cauliflower-based food company inspired by the dietary needs of her kids.
