Opportunities to capitalize on the newest content distribution platform depend first on figuring out what it is and whether its a place your message belongs. Quibi, a video-content-streaming app desi

Channeling the wit and wisdom of Winston Churchill, the Marketing Money Podcast crew dives headfirst into the fray of the COVID climate. What steps should you take to protect your business? Where and how can you help your community?

On the latest episode of Marketing Money, our dynamic duo discussesMorning Reports Consumer Views on Retail Banking and Personal Finance. Is it possible to target clients looking to move banks? If

Its Conference Season again. On this episode of Marketing Money, John discusses ways to improve your presentation skills while Josh shares Guy Kawasakis rules to maximize the attention of your audie

In this episode of the Marketing Money Podcast, John and Josh break down what makes a business card stand out in a sea of sameness. Hear Josh expound on the different styles and printing techniques available while stressing the importance of showing va...

In this episode, our dynamic duo delves into the depths of building your messaging using a three-tiered approach. Josh, aka Sir-Markets-A-Lot, discusses which media format matches each messaging type. John shares how to break down your budget to allow ...

Happy New Year from the Marketing Money crew! Kicking off 2020, John and Josh discuss the recentBusiness Insiderarticle, Goldman Sachs reportedly spent $300 million developing the Apple Card then

It’s the last podcast of 2019, and we’re talking about wonderful, sappy, low-cost Christmas ads and why community banks have to be a little more intentional with their marketing campaigns. John and Josh discuss Hafod Hardware’s viral Christmas commerci...

This week, Josh and John break down the three-column strategy that will make planning your social media content as easy as, well…1, 2, 3. This strategy may not change your world, but it will certainly change the way you plan your social media calendar....

When a big bank swoops into your local market and acquires a bank, it’s easy to imagine the marketplace disruption is rife for gathering new deposits from that bank’s old customers. But in actuality, 5% of that bank’s customers leave—10% in a worst-cas...