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Money’s too tight to mention | Part Two

People are struggling to navigate their costs and spending | what this means for marketers

By The Behavioural Architects

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Part two in our series: People are struggling to navigate their costs and spending, what does this mean for marketers?

Money’s too tight to mention

Part One: adjusting to the new reality with complex behavioural strategies

By The Behavioural Architects

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In this three-part series, we look at how behavioural science can help build understanding, empathy and connection to the struggling consumer in 2023

Speaker interview with Nicole Christensen

Director of EMEA Integrated Marketing, Bumble

DIGITAL DAY
We caught up with Nicole ahead of her appearance at Digital Day Scotland on April 27.

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Podcasts

Better Together. Co-Create Culture. with Isabel Naidoo

This weeks guest Isabel Naidoo is an imaginal inspiration. She heads up Inclusion and Talent at FIS Global : a company with 70,000 global employees. A woman on... https://podcasts.marketingsociety.com/episode/co-creating-culture-better-together-with-isabel-naidoo 31:51 Thu, 27 May 2021 06:00:00 +0000

Marketing Starter For Ten: author Paul Feldwick talks about fame

In the first of a new series of ten-minute talks for The Marketing Society podcast, author of https://uk.bookshop.org/books/the-anatomy-of-humbug-how-to-think... https://podcasts.marketingsociety.com/episode/marketing-starter-for-ten-author-paul-feldwick-talks-about-fame 12:25 Mon, 24 May 2021 15:47:00 +0000

Videos

Following his conference talk, our editor caught up with Dave Brailsford to get his thoughts on team versus goal harmony.

Dave Brailsford on goal harmony over team harmony

Our editor caught up with Sky's Jeremy Darroch on what businesses tend to forget.

 

Sky's Jeremy Darroch on what businesses forget

How do we best harness data to generate genuine insights and, importantly, how do we align the varying sources to give us the utopian ‘one customer viewpoint

Data: how big is big enough?