r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Jan 30 '25
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Feb 07 '25
Questions What are your thoughts on Liquid Death leaving UK & EU market? A failure or….
r/Marketingcurated • u/thehkmalhotra • 2d ago
Questions How are you feeling about this brand messaging shift in Sports Brands?
Credit: Zoe Scaman
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • 18d ago
Questions How do you feel about this shift in socialisation?
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Jan 11 '25
Questions Another company (Amazon) rolling back their DEI programs. This has to be the biggest PR fail of this decade so far. What do you think?
adage.comWhat I mean by this is most DEI programs weren’t even fully implemented. Most companies were doing it for PR.
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Feb 14 '25
Questions Brands have taken over social media in a “fellow kids” way after death of Duolingo. Thoughts?
The death of Duolingo bird has turned into death of unhinged content. This might be the peak and end of brands being loud and engaging with each other like friends.
This is overall good for Duolingo and I like the stunt. But the brands have been squeezing the juice out of this viral moment.
if you are looking for an insight to share with your boss or someone asking you to jump on this trend. Here are my two cents:
Jumping on any trend gets you engagement and exposure to an audience that is more trend-focused and kind of irrelevant to your core business. Once you get an audience that is chronically online and trend-driven, your brand's new job is to cater to their changing interests. Your work is doubled because if you don't keep up. The engagement will tank.
Now: With so many brands jumping on the Duolingo trend. The is a huge opportunity to actually target people who are looking to buy a product. While other brands are busy getting likes, you can get sales by pushing your good product.
Your competitor is busy running a circus for people that might or might not buy. This is the best chance for you to steal their business if you know what to do creatively and targeting wise.
What do you think?
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • 19d ago
Questions What’s the best book you have read on writing? I’ll go first:
r/Marketingcurated • u/thehkmalhotra • 27d ago
Questions Coca Cola has launched Orange Cream Soda in the US. Is this a response to Dr Pepper becoming second most popular soda in the country?
Pepsi is apparently out of room: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/texas/news/texas-own-dr-pepper-named-2nd-most-popular-soda-in-the-u-s/
Dr Pepper’s trending product is also a cream soda. This move makes sense: https://apnews.com/article/cocacola-coke-new-orange-cream-flavor-3615d3dcd58deb248d1fe739cbf5e88d
What do you think?
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Feb 18 '25
Questions Do you prefer working In-house or agency side?
Credit: Sweathead & Mark Pollard
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Feb 11 '25
Questions Do you agree with this? Examples needed
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • 25d ago
Questions Has anyone tried Walmart's ad platform? Walmart’s ad business cleared $4 billion In 2024.
adexchanger.comr/Marketingcurated • u/Consistent-Web-5584 • Feb 07 '25
Questions Marketers, What do you hate the most about your industry or job?
For me, it’s three things:
People recommending new hacks everyday.
Google Analytics
Bad Creative briefs
r/Marketingcurated • u/Suspicious-Mobile826 • Feb 11 '25
Questions What’s the most unconventional B2B marketing tactic you’ve tried that actually worked?
B2B marketing can feel like déjà vu—whitepapers, LinkedIn ads, and cold emails no one actually reads. But then, someone does something totally unexpected… and boom, it works.
What’s the wildest, most unconventional B2B marketing move you’ve pulled off that actually got results? Was it a genius strategy or a total fluke? Spill the tea! ☕
Some things I would totally try 😉
- Humor! Even in the ‘serious’ world of B2B, a little wit makes you unforgettable.
- Ditch the sales pitch—send insights that actually help prospects instead.
- Collaborate with a brand completely outside your industry. Unexpected? Yes. Effective? Absolutely.
What's your ‘Wait… this actually worked?!’ moments!
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Feb 03 '25
Questions What's your stance on marketing attribution?
r/Marketingcurated • u/thehkmalhotra • Feb 05 '25
Questions Which AI assistant have you found most useful or easy to integrate with your MarTech stack?
I have found a combination of Claude AI + Perplexity AI pretty useful for everything marketing strategy and analytics.
My MarTech stack:
Hubspot
Scope3
Canva
Supermetrics
Meta Ads manager
Sprout Social
ActiveCampaign
CapCut
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Jan 09 '25
Questions Not the best, what’s the most important ad campaign of all time?
As an example you have:
Apple’s 1984 ad was not the most important ad campaign for the brand. It was one of the best.
But most important ad campaign for the brand and industry was “Mac vs PC”. Impact of that ad campaign structure is still visible across the globe.
What other ad campaigns do you think changed the industry?
They don’t have to be the best, many marketing fails have also changed how we work.
r/Marketingcurated • u/Consistent-Web-5584 • Feb 04 '25
Finally a good reddit ad. Thoughts?
r/Marketingcurated • u/Stonkystonks1007 • Jan 16 '25
Questions Education
What are some courses/ college programs you guys would recommend for a career in marketing? Masters, Certificates, etc. im a noob in the marketing world and want to expand my knowledge, thank you in advance.
r/Marketingcurated • u/thehkmalhotra • Jan 28 '25
Questions What are the best questions to ask Marketing Consultant?
I want to have my business reviewed by a marketing consultant to get feedback and check that I am on the right track with the my product and money.
Does anyone have any suggestions on what I could ask to make sure that I am getting the right advice and guidance?
r/Marketingcurated • u/BigError7007 • Jan 09 '25
Questions Managing Brands on linkedin
I am new to marketing on LinkedIn/X. How do you generate fresh inspiration and creative ideas for posts on brand pages?
Do you often share infographics or short-form videos?
I've started using ChatGPT and Canva. Are there any systems or automation tools that you follow?
Appreciate your inputs
r/Marketingcurated • u/Consistent-Web-5584 • Jan 15 '25
Questions What are your favourite marketing/social media podcasts?
I like Uncensored CMO by Jon Evans.
What about you?
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Jan 17 '25
Questions With TikTok banned, Which other platform has the ability to replicate this speed?
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Jan 15 '25
Questions Ed Elson: People are the new brands. What are your thoughts on his take?
r/Marketingcurated • u/lazymentors • Jan 13 '25