Facebook Marketing Using Humor with Brian Carter Facebook Marketing Using Humor On May 8th, I had the great and fun pleasure of chatting with author, Brian Carter. He and I were on a panel together talking about humor - a topic near and dear to both [...]
Funny Business: Comedy in Business Marketing Humor is human. In March, I was fortunate enough to participate in this great funny business panel. I discussed humor in marketing along with great folks including Tim Washer and Brian Carter. Many companies are risk-averse when it comes to [...]
My Favorite Marketing Podcasts I started my podcasts series with a tongue-in-cheek title just over 1.5 years ago. Kathy Klotz-Guest on blogtalkradio.com The idea was to have fun with great guests where we could discuss marketing in a human way without the talking head, self-promotional, jargon-laden [...]
Visual Storytelling Rules I had the pleasure of talking with author, CMO and co-founder of Branderati, Ekaterina Walter, on the podcast today. We had a blast talking about why visual storytelling matters (Ekaterina is the co-author of The Power of Visual Storytelling) and what you need to know [...]
On today's podcast, I covered a number of ways to add fun and humor to your marketing. Being funny is great - and there is no denying it. Even fun can be a huge benefit because it circumvents your audience's logic filter and allows your messages to get [...]
As a marketer and comic improviser, this is a topic near and dear to my storytelling heart. I know comedy can help marketers learn to connect with audiences in a much deeper way and make us better content marketers! I didn't learn that in business school. I recently [...]
I had my friend and colleague, Chuck Hester, on the show January 30th to talk about making your LinkedIn profile useful, more visual, and more human! After all, you and your company are stories. Why Most Profiles Fail Many people take their 2D resume and simply cut and [...]
My podcast was nominated for best business/marketing podcast at NMX Expo podcast awards. Though Jargonorrhea Live didn’t make the final cut, I’m thankful for your support. Next year!
On December 12th, I had a great chat with Kat Koppett. Kat is a fellow improviser-in-chief who also applies concepts from stage improvisation to the needs of business to improve performance. This means accepting others ideas and adding onto them (vs. denying them) in order to create new [...]
I had the great fun of being able to talk to Michael Margolis of GetStoried.com about storytelling on the December 5th podcast. He’s a storyteller’s storyteller. Michael, who does very few interviews (hey, he's the rare storytelling unicorn!), gave us a glimpse of how organizational storytelling has evolved. [...]
