
This podcast is for marketers, advertisers and designers. It peels back the onion of their own brains to get better at what they do. In other words, it identifies ways in which their brains can get in the way of success, and then suggests ways to regain control and stop making the mistakes their brains will never let them see!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Join for Roger and Tim for a deep dive with Dr Chris Leach, author of "How to Save the FMCG Industry" as they explore the sometimes complicated relationship between suppliers and retailers.
In Roger's own words, "it's a doozy"!
Roger and Dr Tim are joined by Phill Agnew, host of the UK's #1 marketing podcast Nudge, for a lively and fun conversation about the application of behavioural science to marketing.
Packed with great examples, and even a killer tip for next time yo... more
Roger and Dr Tim are joined by Phil Agnew, host of the #1 Marketing podcast in the UK "Nudge" to discuss the application of behavioural science in marketing, with of course a little self reflection on the marketers that apply it!
Its a cracking con... more
I know it's hard to believe that it took till Episode 3 for Roger and Dr Tim to get on to the subject of AI and Marketing, but here we are!
This episode presents a different take on AI in Marketing than you're probably used to. We're not talking ab... more
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The show centers on how human cognition and bias shape marketing decisions, blending behavioral science, neuroscience, and practical examples to help listeners design better campaigns. Across episodes, hosts explore topics like loss aversion, mental versus physical brand availability, AI's impact on thinking, and the tension between data rigor and creative risk. The format tends to mix theory from renowned thinkers with real-world anecdotes (from brands and campaigns) to offer actionable takeaways for marketers, advertisers, and designers. A standout aspect is the integration of neuroscience and cognitive psychology into everyday marketing strategy, with a clear emphasis on avoiding common brain-driven errors while embracing thoughtful expe... more
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