What builds a meaningful audience for your brand?

Most answers emphasize understanding and targeting specific audiences, though some focus on content quality or entertainment as key to building a meaningful brand following.

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  • Brett Malinowski

    Marketing Director · Whop

    Writing actionable content

    Brett Malinowski says he tries to write actionable content, like effective headline advice, because he doesn't want to focus on mindset content, which might attract people but not lead to more dollars in the business.

    The answer starts at 1:03:25.

    Brett Malinowski · Listen on Apple Podcasts
  • Bridget Evans

    Global Head of Business Marketing · Spotify

    Entertain people

    Bridget Evans says to entertain people, because then they will get all the product messages naturally and are more likely to remember you and act on it.

    The answer starts at 36:59.

    Uncensored CMO · Listen on Apple Podcasts
  • Peter Giorgi

    SVP of Brand Marketing, Partnerships and Creative Excellence · Rocket

    Beautifully crafted creative

    Peter Giorgi says the work needs to be relentlessly crafted, because people prefer to watch and engage with something beautiful rather than something thrown together.

    The answer starts at 22:04.

    The Marketing Millennials · Listen on Apple Podcasts
  • Matt Spiegel

    Board Member · Liftup Enterprises

    Listening

    Matt Spiegel says he spends as much time as he can listening, to answers as well as questions, because both give him insight into what the industry is thinking about.

    The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CX · The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CX · Listen at 28:20
  • Kieran Flanagan

    SVP, Agentic GTM & Systems · Hubspot

    Laser targeting core audience

    Kieran Flanagan says you can laser-target marketing at a core audience, because there are "riches in the niches," and thinks that is where marketing is going back to.

    Marketing Against the Grain · Watch on YouTube
  • Marc S. Pritchard

    Chief Brand Officer · Procter & Gamble

    Consumer obsession

    Marc S. Pritchard says an obsession with consumers is the most important aspect of marketing culture, because understanding their lives and needs and connecting them to what the brand provides lets you create a great brand idea.

    The WARC Podcast · The WARC Podcast · Listen at 21:34
  • Mark Abramowitz

    Chief Marketing Officer · Dataiku

    Persona‑specific targeting

    Mark Abramowitz says his answer is persona-specific targeting, because the large enterprises he sells to have broad buying committees, which makes it important to be precise about who they are talking to about what.

    The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CX · The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CX · Listen at 9:51
  • Amanda Cole

    Chief Marketing Officer · Bloomreach

    Audience segmentation

    Amanda Cole says audience segmentation and being intentional with your audience is the core of a marketer's strategic thought process, with AI tools helping identify when people are in market so paid social ads run at a more strategic time.

    The Marketing Millennials · The Marketing Millennials · Listen at 14:13

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