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    Snack Ep #08: Guess the Brand in 20 Questions (Play Along)

    enNovember 23, 2022

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    • Marketing under pressure: Effective communication and problem-solving skillsEffective communication and problem-solving skills are vital in marketing, as demonstrated in a game of '20 Questions Brand Edition' where clear, concise answers, critical thinking, market research, industry knowledge, active listening, and collaboration were key to success.

      Effective communication and problem-solving skills are essential in marketing, even when under pressure. In this episode of the Girls in Marketing podcast, the team played a game of "20 Questions Brand Edition," where they collectively thought of a brand and the other team tried to guess it by asking yes or no questions. The game highlighted the importance of clear and concise answers, as well as the ability to think critically and strategically to eliminate potential options. The teams used clues such as industry and product categories to narrow down their guesses, demonstrating the value of market research and industry knowledge. The game also showcased the importance of active listening and collaboration, as the teams worked together to provide accurate answers and eliminate incorrect guesses. Overall, the episode emphasized the importance of effective communication and problem-solving skills in marketing, which are crucial for success in the industry.

    • On-the-go caffeinated beverage with various sizes and vegan optionsA convenient, caffeinated beverage with various sizes and vegan options, though expensive and not offered in a 2-liter size.

      The discussed product is an on-the-go beverage that contains caffeine and comes in various sizes. It could be an energy drink or an iced coffee, and the brand offers vegan-friendly options. However, it does not seem to offer a 2-liter size. The cost of the product may be considered expensive compared to other to-go items. The main ingredient is caffeine, making it more of a coffee or energy drink. The speakers had some confusion about the brand being Starbucks, but it was clarified that it is not. Overall, the product is a niche beverage option that may appeal to those looking for a caffeine boost in a convenient, on-the-go format.

    • Identifying a Brand from CluesThrough a series of targeted questions, a group successfully identified Costa Coffee as a ready-to-go food and beverage brand stocked in supermarkets, known for its coffee offerings and vegan products.

      The discussion revolved around identifying a brand based on clues given, which turned out to be Costa Coffee, a ready-to-go food and beverage brand predominantly found in supermarkets. The conversation started with a question about whether the brand was stocked in a supermarket and evolved into a series of questions to narrow down the possibilities. Despite some distractions and tangents, the group was able to arrive at the correct answer within a reasonable time frame. The brand is known for its ready-to-go food and drinks, including coffee, and has a presence in the food industry, but is not a restaurant chain. They do offer vegan products as part of their range. Overall, the conversation demonstrated effective problem-solving and teamwork to arrive at the correct answer.

    • Effective questioning during discussionsAsking clear and thoughtful questions can lead to efficient and accurate responses. Avoid redundant questions and focus on those requiring more thought and clarification.

      Optimizing questions during a discussion can lead to more efficient and accurate responses. In the given conversation, some questions were found to be unnecessary or easily answerable, while others required more thought and clarification. For instance, asking if a brand is a global one was deemed a waste of a question since it was already established. Similarly, asking if a product could be found in the frozen section or not was answered with a simple "yes" from both parties. However, some questions required more thought and clarification, such as asking if the brand produces savory products or if they could discuss the preparation methods of the product. These questions led to valuable insights and helped clarify any confusion. Additionally, the conversation highlighted the importance of being clear and specific when asking questions. For instance, asking about the type of bakery product the brand produces led to the discovery that it could be found in both the frozen and bakery sections. Overall, the conversation underscores the importance of asking thoughtful and clear questions to ensure effective communication and gain valuable insights. It also highlights the need to avoid redundant questions and focus on those that require more thought and clarification.

    • Discussing a potential bakery brand with strong social media presenceDespite not personally following the brand, team believed it to be well-known and potentially large due to its strong social media presence and variety of baked goods offered.

      During a 20 Questions game, the team discussed a bakery brand that produces both biscuits and ice cream. While they were unsure if the brand in question was the one they were looking for, they agreed that it was a long-standing brand with a strong presence on social media. They also speculated that the brand might offer a variety of baked goods, including mini rolls and clusters. Despite not following the brand on social media themselves, they believed it to be a well-known and potentially large brand. The team expressed their enthusiasm for the episode and looked forward to revealing the final answer.

    • Sharing everyday experiences and random thoughtsListeners can enjoy spontaneous moments from the team's office and engage by sharing, rating, and following the podcast

      The team behind this podcast enjoys sharing their everyday experiences and random thoughts with their audience. These moments, which often occur spontaneously in their office, are now being brought to the podcast for everyone to enjoy. If listeners appreciate these segments, they're encouraged to engage by sharing the podcast, rating it, and following on various platforms. The team is always looking for ways to improve and values your feedback, so don't hesitate to let them know if you'd like to see more or less of these segments. Overall, the team aims to bring exciting and engaging content to their audience, so stay tuned for more!

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