Seth Godin Reveals 5 secrets For GREAT Brand Marketing

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How can you take your marketing to the next level? Marketing genius Seth Godin, shares his top tricks and tips that you might be overlooking.
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Комментарии : 13

@MrJoeCaffeine 3 месяца назад

SOOOOOOOO... APPRECIATED, SETH!!!!!!

@BehindtheBrand 3 месяца назад

thanks

@MrJoeCaffeine Месяц назад

And, have gotten much from your stuff over the years too, Bryan.

@c-core9219 3 месяца назад

2024 - 202?

@matthewsheppard7050 3 месяца назад

I like Seth Godin, but Kaepernick isn't brave, he was average and found a way to profit from a moment in time. Kneeling for the national anthem, is not brave, its disgraceful.

@BehindtheBrand 3 месяца назад

Maybe Kaepernick is average and he was being selfish, but the kneeling or not kneeling for the national anthem goes much deeper than a mid-level quitter QB and a far-left leaning liberal capitalist Nike brand trying to capitalize on it all, don't you think?

@matthewsheppard7050 3 месяца назад

@@BehindtheBrand I think that any decent response to your response is going to exceed the bounds of this platform. It would be difficult to have a respectful conversation here when I would say something to the effect "Hey, I realize that there is a lot of pain and suffering that has been going on, that pain is legitimate, but many Americans have bought into the wrong story. They have bought into a story that vilifies heroes and memorializes thieves." But that is a big claim that requires extensive dialogue.

@SMGAPR8 Месяц назад

@@matthewsheppard7050agree, I hate clocks🤬

@matthewsheppard7050 Месяц назад

@@SMGAPR8 clocks?

@alexreid4131 16 дней назад

@@matthewsheppard7050as a Brit we went around the world sticking flags in soil and saying it was ours. We also went round with a Bible in one hand and a sword in the other and asked people to believe the Bible or they get the sword so most picked the Bible. As Americans y’all lied to the Native Americans and rounded them up on to reservations and continue to lie to the natives in Hawaii to this day. So, yes, we vilify true heroes and celebrate thieves. Those thieves being “us” in this context. That history is written by winners is undeniably true. But at that time when that young athlete took a knee a confluence of events culminated in one public action and it definitely meant something. Not saying you like it or agree with it but it made you feel something. It made you take notice and engage which is you have done here in this thread. That’s not nothing. Is it good, bad or even “disgraceful”? That’s for each person to decide. But…it wasn’t nothing.