The Built Environment Marketing Show is designed to share inspirational built-environment business leaders talking about all things marketing. Each episode is about sharing useful hints and tips from a built environment marketing context. The show provides interviews and solo thoughts on different approaches that could be applied to your engineering or architectural business, now. Hosted by award-... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessArtsMarketingDesign |
This episode of The Built Environment Marketing Show isn't hosted by Ayo Abbas. It is a recent interview by Dean McCauley-Bove for Build-Up, a networking community for built environment marcomms pros. It's an interview with Nathan Spencer, Director, ... more
This year I've been working with small businesses and solo founders and the discussions centre on overcoming a particular challenge or problem. I'm a firm believer that most marketing challenges can be solved by looking at your messaging, targeting a... more
Hello and welcome to this special episode of The Built Environment Marketing Show. My guest today is Professor Sadie Morgan OBE, co-founder from dRMM among many other things. March is shaping up as a month that shines a spotlight on women so it seems... more
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This podcast is so informative and taught me a lot about marketing
Ayo’s voice is expert and insightful, she gives real actionable content without loads of fluff and she also has a really lovely way about her. I learn when I listen but I also feel like I’ve been on the phone to a friend.
As a relative newbie to the world of built environment marketing, Ayo’s podcast series has been such a valuable resource for getting up to speed with the sector. more
A “must listen” podcast series hosted by the wonderful Ayo Abbas. Easy to listen and packed full of specials guests and helpful hints for anyone Marketing a business during this turbulent time. I especially love the episode with Rebecca Snow from architects Stiff Trevillion on “Communications, Reputation, and Being A Responsible Business”
Such an easily digestible podcast about really important and interesting things that affect our industry. Ayo is a great interviewer and the guest list is brilliant.
Apple Podcasts | #214 | United Kingdom/Arts/Design |
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