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That's What I Call Marketing

Conor Byrne
Marketing
Advertising
AI In Marketing
Consumer Insights
Marketing Strategy
Creativity
Marketing Strategies
Cannes Lions
Christmas Advertising
Artificial Intelligence
Traditional Media
B2B Marketing
Lipdub
Cannes Lions Festival
Advertising Spend
Branding
Sponsorship
Retail Media
Marketing Science
Elon Musk

That’s What I Call Marketing is the podcast for marketers who care about brand, B2B, creativity, effectiveness and the future of the profession.

Hosted by Conor Byrne, the show features real conversations with CMOs, marketing leaders, agency leaders, authors, thinkers and practitioners about what good marketing looks like in practice.

Across the episodes, we explore the ideas, decisions and tensio... more

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Bella Harrison and Ed Parkin from Tracksuit join That’s What I Call Marketing to discuss Grindr’s push into real-world experiences, On’s entry into football and Walkers’ growing brand preference, exploring what each story tells marketers about buildi... more

On the day he retires from Goodby Silverstein & Partners, co-founder Rich Silverstein joins That’s What I Call Marketing to reflect on 40 years in advertising, the making of ‘Got Milk?’ and what makes an idea last. Rich takes us back to the early day... more

Gemma Craven, Chief Marketing Officer at Scribd, Inc., joins That’s What I Call Marketing to discuss her path to becoming a CMO, the value of building experience across different areas of marketing and what it takes to reshape brands, teams and reput... more

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Recent Guests

Rich Silverstein
Co-founder of Goodby Silverstein & Partners
Goodby Silverstein & Partners
Episode: TWICM 217: Rich Silverstein Co-Founder of Goodby Silverstein & Partners on 40 Years in Advertising
Gemma Craven
CMO of Scribd
Scribd
Episode: TWICM 216: Scribd CMO Gemma Craven on the Path to becoming CMO, Building Range, Reputation & Impact
Megan Gendelman
B2B CMO of Canva
Canva
Episode: TWICM 213: Mark Kingsley on Brands in the Age of AI
Meghan Gendelman
B2B CMO, Canva
Canva
Episode: TWICM 212: Canva B2B CMO on B2B Marketing, Enterprise Growth and Building Demand
Natasha Wallace
Chief Solutions Officer Strategy, Planning and AI at Jellyfish
Jellyfish
Episode: TWICM 211: Jellyfish's Natasha Wallace On How Marketers Win with Humans & AI Without Flattening Their Brands
Sarah Booth
Chief Brand and Creative Officer at Ancient and Brave
Ancient and Brave
Episode: TWICM 210: The Human Cost: How Fear-Based Wellness Advertising Makes People Feel
Vanessa Chin
System 1 executive, specialist in emotion-driven advertising and creative effectiveness
System 1
Episode: TWICM 208: System 1's Andrew Tindall & Vanessa Chin: Feels Vs Deals - the real battle for Q4
Mark Ritson
Marketing professor and industry commentator
The Sleeping Barber? (guest on episode)
Episode: TWICM 208: System 1's Andrew Tindall & Vanessa Chin: Feels Vs Deals - the real battle for Q4
Matt Butts
Head of Marketing Science at Samsung Ads Europe
Samsung Ads Europe
Episode: TWICM 207: Samsung Ads’ Matt Butts on Marketing Science and the Rigour Behind Better Decisions

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Conor Byrne
Host of That's What I Call Marketing

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • Conor prepares

    Conor puts a lot of effort into preparing for every episode and it shows. Great guests. Great rapport. Great insights. 5 stars!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    margaretmolloy
    United States3 months ago
  • I know I am biased but…

    That’s what I call marketing - Brilliant! Smart, intelligent conversations with thought leaders, including Conor himself. Witty conversations. Thoughtful insights. Hilarious punchlines. I am not a “marketing person” but each episode has something for me in the nonprofit field. The principles, skills and tools discussed by Conor and his guests are applicable across business disciplines. Get smarter. LISTEN!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    P-Sqiggles
    United States2 years ago
  • Conor Byrne’s podcast is ace

    If you don’t know Conor you will get to know him through this podcast. He is so knowledgeable about marketing, he manages to get the most interesting guests in his podcast, he asks the best questions and every time he is doing his thing, you just wish you were in the room. Conor is a total legend. And his podcast is ace.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Indie Úna
    Ireland2 years ago
  • Great podcast!

    Conor gives away tons of marketing tips

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ninja steth jelly 7655
    United States3 years ago

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TWICM 214: James Hurman Future Demand, Making the Commercial Case for Brand Investment
Q: What role do AI tools play in upskilling and implementing these concepts in startups?
AI tools are powerful for rapid upskilling and drafting frameworks, but the core principles remain: measure the right things, use expert guidance when possible, and integrate human judgment with data to translate marketing metrics into business outcomes.
TWICM 214: James Hurman Future Demand, Making the Commercial Case for Brand Investment
Q: How can brands demonstrate the value of brand-led investments to skeptical leaders?
By using staged experiments, like holdouts in geography, and by providing concrete data showing incremental lift and better profitability over time, plus translating the language into finance terms that show how brand investments improve return on investment.
TWICM 214: James Hurman Future Demand, Making the Commercial Case for Brand Investment
Q: What motivated you to write Future Demand again, and how does the new version differ from the first book?
The first book started as a practical guide for startup founders and investors, but marketers kept reading it and applying the ideas at larger scales. The new version broadens the scope for marketers, adds more evidence, and includes an app and playbooks to help translate concepts into action across organizational levels.
TWICM 213: Mark Kingsley on Brands in the Age of AI
Q: How do you balance PLG and SLG as Canva scales to enterprise?
The focus isn't how people enter the door (PLG or SLG); it's getting the maximum number of people to use and love the product and then letting the rest of the organization adopt it through bottoms-up and top-down alignment.
TWICM 205: GumGum’s Pete Wallace on Why Attention Matters More Than Ad Clicks
Q: How has GumGum's focus on attention influenced campaigns and measurement?
Attention is treated as a core predictor of brand outcomes, with measurements extended to perceptible lift via brand studies, and tools like the Creative Attention Tracker and Attentive Lift used to align creative and brand impact with attention data across markets.

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What is That's What I Call Marketing about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on practical, evidence-driven conversations with senior marketing leaders, agency chiefs, authors, and practitioners who explore brand-building, B2B marketing, creativity, and the evolving role of AI in marketing. Episodes consistently surface how to measure impact, balance long-term brand health with short-term performance, and apply rigorous thinking to real-world campaigns. A notable strength is the willingness to tackle controversial or ethical topics—such as responsible AI use, attention-based marketing, and the tension between speed and quality—through interviews with high-profile executives and innovative thinkers across technology, travel, retail, and media. The format tends to blend strategic frameworks with concre... more

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7. Vanessa Chin
8. Mark Ritson

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