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The Marketing Careers Podcast

Erik Harbison

Business

Frequency: 1 episode/21d. Total Eps: 110

Don't navigate your marketing career alone. Our mission is to provide tips, tools, & connections to marketers everywhere. Whether you’re a marketing student, specialist, manager, or leader, we tackle burning industry questions and provide guidance on how to accelerate your career. In every episode, you'll also get links to helpful tools & templates available exclusively to our members. The Marketing Careers Podcast is sponsored by TheMarketingHelp.co, the only mentorship platform just for marketers. The podcast is hosted by Erik Harbison, industry veteran, CMO, and co-founder of TheMarketingHelp. Subscribe today: https://www.themarketinghelp.co/#join

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Generative AI Disruption - Eps. 9: Marketing Pricing & Product Leader, Robert Campbell

Episode 109

Wednesday, May 15, 2024 • Duration 54:05

Key takeaways from our guest, Pricing Strategist & Product Marketing Leader, Robert Campbell:

Start by understanding how generative AI models work. There are two main types of prompts used for generative AI: imperative and declarative. Imperative prompts provide step-by-step instructions, while declarative prompts ask for a specific output. Understanding these distinctions will help you get the most out of generative AI tools.

Don't replace human creativity and judgment entirely with generative AI outputs. While generative AI can be a valuable tool, it's important to remember that it is still under development. Be aware of potential biases in the training data and the limitations of the technology.

Focus on several metrics when using generative AI:

Engagement metrics: Track how well different content performs (human-created vs. generative AI-created) to measure effectiveness.
AB Testing: Use generative AI-generated content alongside human-created content to see which performs better.
Traditional marketing metrics: Keep focusing on revenue generation, churn rate, and other important marketing metrics.

AI tools and resources mentioned in the episode:
Runway.ai
Dall-E

Connect with Robert Campbell:

linkedin.com/in/robertwcampbell/

For more support on navigating the disruption of Generative AI:

Go to: themarketinghelp.co/genai to access:

A free excerpt from our recently published book : CMO Disruption Playbook: Generative A.I.
Your Gen A.I. Transformation checklist
Comprehensive list of Gen A.I. tools every marketer should be testing daily

Having trouble navigating marketing disruptions, a job search, or building and developing your marketing team?
Let us help!

Just email me directly -> erik (at) themarketinghelp (dot) co
or
Schedule a call with us here -> themarketinghelp (dot) co (forward slash) #schedule

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Generative AI Disruption - Eps. 8: AI Marketing Tech Leader, Benjamin Hoehn

Episode 108

Wednesday, May 1, 2024 • Duration 48:22

Key takeaways from our guest, AI Marketing Tech Leader, Benjamin Hoehn:

The Importance of Curiosity: Ben emphasized that curiosity is crucial, especially with the rapid developments in generative AI. He mentioned, "It is that level of curiosity that you really need to kind of propel yourself into success."

Generative AI as a Tool for Efficiency: Ben described generative AI as creating a "straw man," or a first draft, which helps in removing the ego from initial ideas and improves operational efficiency. He said, "The machine does not care about its idea. It's just saying, based on this data set that I've observed, these are five things that you can do."

AI's Role in Disrupting Traditional Processes: Ben shared insights on how AI is changing team dynamics and processes, especially in content creation and marketing strategies. AI tools like Rytr and Grammarly are helping to produce first drafts and reduce the workload on human editors.

Risk Management in AI Adoption: Discussing the risks associated with generative AI, Ben highlighted the need for companies to establish AI policies and ensure data security. He cautioned, "It gets super risky if you're exposing PII data or anything behind your company firewall to it."

Future of AI in Marketing and Beyond: Looking forward, Ben predicted that AI will be integrated more deeply into business and marketing practices. He discussed potential new roles like a "GPT creator" who optimizes AI tools for company use, emphasizing AI's broader impact on society and industries beyond marketing.

AI tools and resources mentioned in the episode:
rev.ai/
spiky.ai/
lavender.ai/
ai-suggests.com/
There'sAnAIForThat.com

The Four Types of Marketing Job Listings & What They Really Mean

Episode 99

Friday, December 1, 2023 • Duration 28:04

The 4 Types of Marketing Job Listings:

The "Genuine" Job Listing
The "Talent Trap" Job Listing
The "Lead Gen" Job Listing
The "Unicorn Hunt" Job Listing

Having trouble navigating your marketing job search, or building and developing your marketing team?
Let me help - email me - erik (at) themarketinghelp (dot) co

More information about CyberMarketingConference.com (attend live or virtually):

Use this promo code to get 10% off any a paid ticket: MRKHELP23 (case sensitive)
Want one of our 5 FREE PASSES to the conference? (first come, first. serve)
- Email me - erik (at) the marketing help (dot) co
- Connect with and Message me in Linkedin - linkedin.com/in/eharbison/

Other Marketing Career Resources:
Access 200+ Marketing Career Resources - and more - as a Free TMH Member:
- www.themarketinghelp.co/library

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Kickstart your Network & Networking in 2 weeks

Episode 9

Saturday, December 29, 2018 • Duration 13:51

The framework covered in this episode. Listen to get more details on how you can kickstart your network, and networking, in the next 2 weeks.

1. Align with what you believe in and what drives you.

Identify your professional Vision (where you want to be in x months/years)
Identify your Values (what do you stand for?)

2. Identify similar individuals and organizations that align your vision/values

Set aside 60 minutes over the next two weeks to conduct research in...

LinkedIn / Facebook / Slack groups
Meetup.com -- search by topic of interest for
Leverage your 1st degree connections

Build a list of potential contacts, meetups, events that you discover during your research period.

3. Set and execute against a networking schedule

Map out a calendar of when/how you’re going to join/meet the networking connections from the list you just built...
Set a networking budget
Send an email to a 1st degree connection or friend.

Check out more content at www.themarketinghelp.co/blog

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Marketing Career Resources To Bookmark Now

Episode 8

Saturday, November 10, 2018 • Duration 13:43

Some marketing career resources for you to check out.

1) Knowledge is power - these tools can help you identify new trends, tips and resources.

Zest.is -- Chrome plugin that will aggregate marketing topics for you daily in one cool dashboard.

MarketingSchool.io w Neil Patel and Eric Siu -- Practical tips. Quick how-tos. Short episodes.

22 immutable laws of marketing (Jack Trout & Al Ries)- A classic and still relevant to the modern marketing ecosystem.

Traction (Gabe Weinberg & Justin Mares)--Deconstructs 19 marketing channels any business should be testing to drive growth

2) The Development of You - Resources to perfect your craft and develop your marketing skills.

BrandYourself.com -- Provides an online reputation report in 60 seconds, identifying negative and positive content.

Free education & Certification (NOTE -- these are ONLY valuable if you have a way to execute and practice what you've learned -- a certification alone is useless)

Hubspot Academy

Google Analytics

Which Is Best For You? Agency or Client side role?

Episode 7

Thursday, September 20, 2018 • Duration 12:59

What are the differences between marketing roles on the Agency side and the Client/Brand side?

Some observations and things to consider:

Agency side roles

Great for internships or entry level roles - opportunity to learn a ton.
And be a practitioner for a particular marketing channel.
Great for career switchers - someone wanting to learn about marketing.

Client side roles

Great for exposure to breadth of learning multiple marketing channels
Greater collaboration with other departments within the business
Holistic view of how all departments and channels work together

Have more questions about roles in agencies or brands/clients? Let's connect - erik@themarketinghelp.co

Don't miss any marketing career resources and tips - Join The Marketing Help Newsletter - themarketinghelp.co/subscribe

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Set Yourself Apart In 90 Days

Episode 6

Tuesday, August 14, 2018 • Duration 12:01

What should be in a 90 day plan?  

a) Break out your projects into 3 timeboxes -- by day 30, by day 60 and by day 90 

b) Make sure to capture ‘expected outcomes’ or ‘goals’...otherwise it will not be clear if you were successful or not. 

c) Focus on these three areas:

People - how are you helping others & yourself develop? How are you building relationships within the organization and externally with your networks? 
Process - Operations. How are you helping to manage costs? What projects can you own that help find ways for the team/company to be more productive or efficient? 
Performance - Measurable impact. How are you helping to drive qualitative and quantitative metrics? This should be easy for any marketing role.

If you want a copy of my 90-day plan template -- Just send me an email at erik @ themarketinghelp.co with subject line “90 Days” and I will send you a copy.

Check out all episodes of this podcast: themarketinghelp.co/podcast

Join our newsletter. Get resources to help you stand out in your marketing career : themarketinghelp.co/subscribe

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The Marketing Interview 3-Part Follow Up

Episode 5

Thursday, July 19, 2018 • Duration 08:19

1. Send a better email.

Ask a question.

Provide another marketing idea, test or suggestion.

2. Send a handwritten note.

Be Succinct & Specific.

Say Thank you. Include a sentence or two on which project you would be most excited about launching when you started.

3. The check-in.

Sending the check-in email will keep you top of mind...Including something relevant to the conversation will make you stand out.

Marketing Interviews are a process.

Set up a Google Alert for the hiring manager, the website, CEO, the brand.

Download all episodes at themarketinghelp.co/podcast

Subscribe to The Marketing Help Newsletter - Get templates and guides to advance your career - themarketinghelp.co/subscribe

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Marketing Interview Questions to Ask & Answer

Episode 4

Saturday, June 16, 2018 • Duration 09:37

I asked 100 digital marketing hiring managers, “what’s the ONE thing that negatively impacts a candidates chances of moving on or being hired”.

The overwhelmingly most popular answer was “Not having questions prepared”.

Here 3 questions you should be prepared to ASK during your interview (feel free to capture the gist of the question - phrase it in the way that works for you.):

How do you find ways to continuously challenge your team to get better at what they do?
How does the company address changes in the digital marketing landscape? Can you provide an example?
After 90 days in this role, what metrics would we be discussing tied to success?

Here are some questions you should be prepared to ANSWER:

What’s an example of a brand you think does [enter digital marketing channel] well, and why?
What is a hobby you’re passionate about? How to do it?
Based on what you’ve researched about our brand, what can we be doing better?

Do you have topics you want discussed on this podcast? Email me: erik (at) themarketinghelp.co

Catch all episodes of this podcast at themarketinghelp.co/podcast.

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Ace Your Marketing Interview Preparation - Do These 5 Things

Episode 3

Monday, April 16, 2018 • Duration 13:14

You can find all podcast episodes here.

1 - Research The Company.

Understand when they were founded. Who are the owners. What is their back story. Are they funded, public or private? Who do they primarily serve as clients or as partners. What is their primary product or service? What is their culture?
Check out Google, Crunchbase or Glassdoor

2 - Research The Business.

Who are their competitors? Their target audiences? What are common best practices and relevant topics for their space? Who are likely strategic partners, resellers or influencers?

3 - Research The Interview Panel.

If you’re able, get a list in advance of who you will be interviewing you. Then audit their LinkedIn profile. Get a sense for where they worked, their network, skills and accomplishments.

Leveraging this data during small talk or intros goes a long way in making a positive impression.

4- Research The Marketing Footprint.

Get a sense of what their doing and identify ways you can help.

See what types of ads they’re running on Moat.com.

Download BuiltWith.com to see what other tech tools they’re using on their site - split testing tools, email providers, ad networks -- This can show interview panel that you’re digging deeper than most candidates to understand how they’re approaching their marketing executions...and at least make for a good conversation point.

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