How Human-centered Is Your Corporate Culture?

How Human-centered Is Your Corporate Culture?

Principles, Values and Policies. What's the Difference? In a recent family Shabbat observance, we discussed core principles and values, both from a Torah perspective as well as personal life experience.  We all agreed that sometimes we feel some conflict between...

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One-to-One Consumer Marketing Podcast

One-to-One Consumer Marketing Podcast

The Discipline of Lifecycle Marketing. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Benjamin Gilbert on the One to One Consumer Marketing Podcast hosted by Spectrm. In this episode, we discuss the biggest shifts in digital marketing, including more customer...

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Why Everyone Needs a Creative Outlet

Why Everyone Needs a Creative Outlet

Finding My Creative Outlet. When my first child was born, I took time off from corporate America to focus on family. It was the right decision for me, and one I have never regretted. The time spent with my son was...

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The Human Side of Marketing

The Human Side of Marketing

Design Thinking: An Empathic Approach. Years ago, I had the opportunity to study Design Thinking for Business Innovation through the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia.  It was an incredibly valuable course, as I've used the methodology...

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Data-Driven Isn’t Just a Buzzword

Data-Driven Isn’t Just a Buzzword

Marketing Buzz-Buzz. We marketers love our buzzwords.  From "data-driven marketing" to "personalization-at-scale," we have a million of them, and they sometimes over-simplify complex practices to the point where many marketers feel overwhelmed.  However, they don't need to. Let's take "data-driven" for...

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The Protocols of Test and Learn

The Protocols of Test and Learn

Let's See What Happens.  I loved science experiments as a kid.  My dad was an engineer, and my mom a teacher, so exploratory learning is in my DNA.  Often, I see young marketers starting out in their careers take a...

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