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Comedy in Marketing: Chat with Author David Nihill

By |2017-02-22T01:12:58+00:00November 22, 2015|

On November 17, I had a great time chatting on the podcast with my friend and colleague, author and FunnyBizz founder, David Nihill, about comedy in marketing and speaking. This is a topic near to my heart and David's. Comedy in Marketing: A Chat with David Nihill Comedy in Marketing and Speaking Listen to the podcast now. Want other ways to lighten up? Here you go! Humor in [...]

Just One Tip: Expert Ideas on How to Add Humor to Your Speaking

By |2018-01-06T03:22:29+00:00May 29, 2015|

How to Add Humor to Your Speaking I was asked recently at an event to provide just one tip that helps me use humor in my speaking. I thought, “what a great question.” Speaking of funny....! As a storyteller and comic improviser, I deeply believe (and have written a lot about - yep I'm passionate about it!) in humor in business, marketing and communications. If you are reading my blog, [...]

Communicate with Meaning and Humor

By |2017-02-14T02:07:11+00:00May 15, 2015|

I was asked recently by a few people at a speaking engagement on how to use humor in a meaningful way with customers and prospects. Great question. So here's my answer (I answered in person, too!). I believe strongly that everyone can communicate with meaning and humor! Humor disrupts expected patterns, so humor should be focused on the unexpected. Titles that are fun catch attention; however, I think humor at [...]

Compelling Marketing Content with Jason Miller

By |2017-02-21T02:12:26+00:00July 30, 2014|

Marketing Content Expert, Jason Miller Compelling Marketing Content I recently had the fun honor of talking to one of my fave content marketing people, Jason Miller of LinkedIn. And while I am pretty sure he wouldn't describe himself this way (he's humble), he's a master at it. He's also a rock 'n' roll photographer - a pretty cool job. And I love that he mixes his personal passion [...]

Funny Business Panel: Comedy in Business Marketing

By |2017-02-21T02:18:37+00:00May 7, 2014|

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 using humor. However, there are ways to use humor that are low-risk. Even a little levity goes a long way. [...]

Jargonorrhea Live: A RoundUp of My Favorite Marketing Podcasts

By |2017-02-21T02:22:29+00:00March 29, 2014|

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 nonsense. In that last 18 months, we've had some awesome guests give great info, have fun, make us laugh and think. And [...]

Power Up Your Content Marketing in 2014 – My Chat with Ann Handley

By |2017-02-21T18:28:52+00:00February 11, 2014|

Kathy Klotz-Guest on blogtalkradio.com   Power Up Your Content Marketing On a special episode of our podcast today, February 11, I had the pleasure of talking to Ann Handley, Chief Content Officer at MarketingProfs.com, about content marketing. 2014 Content Marketing Trends Content marketing isn't new; however, it has changed a lot over the last few years. Some of the biggest changes: 1. Content marketing is becoming more mature [...]

Content Marketing Lessons From Cartoons: A Chat with Liza Donnelly

By |2017-02-21T19:36:32+00:00September 21, 2013|

On Sept 19, I had the pleasure of chatting with The New Yorker cartoonist, author and TED speaker, Liza Donnelly about her craft on my podcast. My belief has always been that cartoons are content worth sharing and that marketers can learn a hell of a lot about creating meaningful content by thinking like a cartoonist - that means thinking in big idea headlines that pack the truth. What’s more [...]

When “Funny” Isn’t: A Social Media Humor Fail

By |2018-01-06T02:50:22+00:00August 8, 2013|

Social Media Author Jay Baer wrote an interesting piece this week (August 4) about a case of social media humor gone wrong. The culprit: the Facebook page of the Evansville, Indiana airport. The page featured the following post that people were responding to: We just saw a tweet from Google facts that an airline in India only hires women because they are lighter, so they save $500,000 in fuel!!! Insert [...]