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How PR Prepared Her for Inbound Marketing and a Role as a Martech CMO; Off Script #31: Nicole Wojno of UserIQ

How PR Prepared Her for Inbound Marketing and a Role as a Martech CMO; Off Script No. 31: Nicole Wojno of UserIQ

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21 Aug 2018
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Many years ago, I had a mentor that suggested the first 10 years of a career should be spent moving around and collecting skills. That’s one of the side benefits of growing up in tech PR – you are exposed...
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The Changing Face of Public Relations in Government

The Changing Face of Public Relations in Government; Off Script No. 30: Merritt Allen of Vox Optima

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17 Jul 2018
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She says she worked in radio long before earning a commission, but the Navy saw fit to assign her as a weapons officer. Incidentally, her arrival at her first duty station in the Philippines coincided with a volcanic eruption and,...
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Marketing has Gotten Better as a Profession

Marketing has Gotten Better as a Profession; Off Script No. 29: Tom Pick of Webbiquity

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22 May 2018
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He’s one of those social media connections I’ve never met in person but have known for about a decade. If you’re into the technology marketing scene, chances are you do too – because he’s everywhere. After working on the in-house...
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Key Marketing Considerations in Choosing a CMS; Off Script 28 Matt Garrepy of Solodev

Key Marketing Considerations in Choosing a CMS; Off Script No. 28: Matt Garrepy of Solodev

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17 Apr 2018
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By his own assessment he “started out as a young, idealistic creative” with a degree in art history.  It led him down the path of B2C advertising and it all seemed fine until he stumbled into the world of B2B...
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The Evolution of Event Marketing Off Script 27 Mark Granovsky

The Evolution of Event Marketing; Off Script No. 27: Mark Granovsky on Why Events are a Microcosm of Industry

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20 Mar 2018
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His first client came in 2002.  The company was awarded a contract to provide a mobile event guide at a big conference and delivered on a Palm device. While most of us take conference registrations, badge scanning, and conference apps...
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Confusion Technology and Talent in Marketing; Off Script #26 Frank Pollock on Fundamentals and What He’s Learned from Working in CPG

Confusion, Technology and Talent in Marketing; Off Script No. 26: Frank Pollock on Fundamentals and What He’s Learned from Working in CPG

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20 Feb 2018
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I hadn’t met him previously, but that’s part of the point with the Off Script series.  It’s equal parts learning, networking, sharing and giving back to the community. All the better he came highly recommended, and I’m sure glad he...
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Without Marketing You’re the Business No One’s Heard Of

Without Marketing You’re Just the Business No One’s Heard Of; Off Script No. 25: Steve Olenski

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23 Jan 2018
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He started his career “1,000 years ago” working for Prudential.  He was doing what he says is one of the hardest things in life, let alone marketing: changing perceptions. Though he worked “in marketing” he had never taken a writing...
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Most Important Part of Startup Tech Marketing Creating a Great Culture

The Most Important Part of Startup Tech Marketing? Creating a Great Culture; Off Script #24: Kevin Sandlin

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19 Dec 2017
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Frank Strong, MA, MBA
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There’s old saying that luck is the intersection of opportunity and preparation.  That may well describe how Kevin Sandlin got into the startup tech scene. He says his first “real job” with a high-tech startup after his MBA program was...
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Good Martech Talent is Hard to Replace Off Script 23 Allison Schneider

Good Martech Talent is Hard to Replace; Off Script #23: Allison Schneider

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21 Nov 2017
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When companies merge, they often find different organizations have different marketing procedures and technologies. In an ideal world, the leadership is able to consolidate and align people, process and technology for a more efficient organization. That’s what happened to Allison...
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They Don’t Teach Marketing in Law School

They Don’t Make Marketers in Law School; Off Script #22: Ginny Allen

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17 Oct 2017
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We first crossed paths somewhere in Raleigh.  I don’t remember precisely how or where, but it was near the intersection of Southeastern Chapter of LMA and the LexisNexis offices on the NC State campus. Her interview here is nothing short...
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