How to effectively grow and maintain strong communities on social media – Lee Wilcox and Adam Barrie, Electric House
Lee Wilcox and Adam Barrie of Electric House, develop and grow strong social media communities such as On the Tools and On a Budget. In this session, they share their tips for efficiently building engaged communities on social media.
10 habits for a healthier brain, and how to remember them – Jordan Harry, CEO of StudyFast & Honcho at School of Marketing
We don’t prioritise mental health as much as we do physical health. So, what can we do to make sure we’re making the most of our brains: keeping them in tip top shape?
How social media has changed, and what you can do to adapt – Hannah Anderson, Co-Founder of Social Chain
social media changes every day. What are some of the most significant recent differences, and what can you do to adapt?
How to use analytics to discover hidden SEO opportunities to boost your site’s traffic – Mary Owusu
Making the most of SEO is something we can all relate to trying to achieve. The channel is inexpensive, and it’s effective. But, it’s an art that feels shrouded in mystery. Lucky, we have Mary Owusu of Gurubound to make things clearer.
The quick story of The Marketing Meetup
I’m the founder of The Marketing Meetup. I started the Marketing Meetup four years ago because I was a solo marketer working in a small company, I didn’t have anywhere where I could network with other marketers and I didn’t have a place where I could learn either.
What could you learn as a marketer during COVID, working for a hospital? – Sarah Roberts, Head of Digital Communications, CUH NHS Trust
COVID has changed everything. But what is it like when you’re a marketer, and expected to communicate with patients and staff alike the changes that are going on clearly, while everything is changing around you?
How to not get stuck in a performance marketing rut – Kris Tait, US MD of Croud
We have a problem in marketing. We’re spending our lives focusing on short term tactics, at the expense of long term results, strategy and measurement.
Fantastic conversational marketing examples that will increase your website conversions
So, you’ve heard of conversational marketing, but would love to see it in action? Here are some of the best examples from across the web.
The Best Marketing Tools for Marketers on a Budget
There is so many amazing marketing tools out there, it’s difficult to keep up. Here is our recommended tools for marketers on a budget.
The absolute basics of marketing
New to marketing? Here’s the absolute basics
Tips for how to post and build a personal brand on LinkedIn
Linkedin is providing an incredible opportunity to build your personal brand right now. But how do you do it? Here’s our top tips.
Marketing Masterclass Two: The Manta Sleep Mask
How do you convince someone to invest in a $30 version of something otherwise available in a pound store? Here’s what I learned from my purchase experience of a manta sleep mask.
How to prove the value of marketing – Daniel Gilbert, Founder & CEO of Brainlabs
This session is relevant because as marketers, it’s not good enough to do something and expect the budget to keep on flowing when you haven’t proven the value of it. This session is important because as marketers, we often do a bad job in marketing ourselves and communicating our role in a company. This session is important, because we have one of the world’s most unique thinkers on marketing in our company for an hour, so by the end, I hope you would have learned something new, had your perspective shifted,
Getting the right message to the right customer & exploring the opportunity of the disabled market – Andy Lambert & Martyn Sibley
As marketers, it’s our jobs to cut through, solve a problem for a customer, and have our message heard. Getting the right message to the right audience is therefore crucial. In this session, we’ll investigate that. Simple as.
A Marketing Masterclass: Son of a Tailor
Part of the reason I love running The Marketing Meetup is that I love seeing great marketing in action. As Rand Fishkin puts it, ‘marketing done well can be a noble act’, because it matches a ‘need’ to a solution, which ultimately improves someone’s life.
So when a company absolutely markets the sh*t out of me in a compelling way, I can’t help but feel like I want to 1) sit back and clap, and 2) learn as much as I can from them.
