How marketing can fix the global economic crisis - James Hankins and JP Castlin
Uncensored CMO14 Heinä 2022

How marketing can fix the global economic crisis - James Hankins and JP Castlin

A double header episode as I speak with JP Castlin and James Hankins on the back of their Cannes 2022 talk, in partnership with WARC, "The Gravity of e-commerce".

JP Castlin is an independent consultant who coined the term naturalized strategy-making and created the ABCDE framework. JP has been featured in Marketing Week, The Drum, WARC and more, and he also wrote "Strategy in Polemy". James Hankins is the founder of Vizer Consulting & Global VP Marketing Strategy and Planning at SAGE.

View JP & James' WARC report here.

What we covered in this episode:

  • How the pandemic inspired the Cannes collaboration
  • The one question everyone was asking at Cannes
  • What is driving the sudden adjustment in e-commerce valuations
  • Presenting straight after Gary V’s Cannes talk and our obsession with new things
  • The threat of Stagflation and how it will impact the economy
  • Returning to the 4 P’s for the solution to the problem
  • The gravity effect of e-commerce and the challenging cost efficiency
  • Defining the model as a shift from one-to-many from many-to-one
  • Why marketers are needed to solve this problem
  • The real cost of returning e-commerce products
  • The long and short effect of guaranteed returns
  • How Amazon mitigated the cost of product returns
  • Why marketers needs to see the whole picture to solve the puzzle
  • The Nike business model and how even they struggle to do e-commerce
  • Why growth-first companies like Uber Eats fail to make a profit
  • The Vegan Sausage roll principle and the challenge of second-hand car buying platforms
  • Why fulfilment capability is so critical for e-commerce businesses
  • Why Cinch are set up to beat Cazoo in the car e-commerce war
  • The importance of understanding your business model first
  • Using creativity to solve the most fundamental commercial challenges
  • What we can all learn from the Next annual report and their emergent strategy
  • The pivotal role of the CMO in a commercial crisis

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Why we buy what we buy - Richard Shotton

Why we buy what we buy - Richard Shotton

Richard is author of the No.1 Marketing Book The Choice Factory which was the winner of BBH’s World Cup of Advertising books in 2018 beating some industry heavy-weights. Richard has 20 years of experience in Advertising planning, market research and behavioural science and last year made the big leap to set up a consultancy following the success of his book.In this episodeHow he ended up writing the best-selling marketing book of 2019Why behavioural science should matter to every marketerWhy rhyming phrases are not just more memorably but also more believable tooHow the decline in CMO & agency tenure is impacting on long term effectivenessHow our own experience impacts on our perceptions (the false consensus effect)The impact of social proof on sales and how to use itWhy you’ll spend less on a night out when paying cashHow making something easy is a huge competitive advantageWhy branded glasses make beer taste better and worth moreWhy a 4.5* review beats a 5* review (the pratfall effect)How many of the best ideas happened by accident but were Follow me:Twitter | @uncensoredCMOLinkedInGet in touch:Website | www.uncensoredcmo.comEmail | jon@uncensoredcmo.comFollow Richard:Twitter | @rshottonThe Choice Factory

16 Joulu 201950min

Uncensored CMO launches on 16th December

Uncensored CMO launches on 16th December

When I say CMO what do you think of? I know, for me, I think boardroom politics. I think carefully managed messages. I think slick presentations. But what I don't get is, I don't get an honest answer. I don't get to know what they really think. I don't get to know how have they got where they are today, and what has shaped and influenced their career. And that got me thinking, wouldn't it be great if we had a podcast that asked some of the tough questions that get to the heart of what's going on. One that takes you behind the scenes to see how it really works. That's where the idea of Uncensored CMO came from.I want to connect you to the best marketers on the planet. The people that have founded and run ad agencies, the people that do the most amazing research and the people that influence people through PR. I want to get to those people and find out how it actually works. Tell me the things that have gone well. Tell me the things that have failed. Let me give you a little flavour to season one. I'm gonna be meeting people like Adam Morgan who founded the whole idea of challenger brands. I asked him, "How do you make a great challenger brand?"The whole world of influencers, to me, was quite mysterious, but I went and met Arron Shepherd, he co-founded The Goat Agency, and I asked him about what a successful influencer campaign looks like.Or, someone like Ian Millner, global CEO and founder of Iris. What's it like running a big ad agency? How do you get great work and how do you measure great advertising? What does a modern brand today have to do to stand out and be successful?These are just some of the conversations I've been having, and there are loads more to come.So I really hope you'll listen and subscribe to The Uncensored CMO. I'm gonna be launching this podcast on 16th December so set a notification, remind yourself to subscribe.You can also follow me on Twitter, @UncensoredCMO. I look forward to having a great conversation with you.

5 Marras 20192min

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