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    Explore " big brands" with insightful episodes like "Sora Unleashed, Are Filmmakers in Peril? Satoshi Nakamoto, The Banksy of Bitcoin & Air Canada's Chatbot Blunder | Weekly Tech Storm", "Jess Cook on Content Marketing, Trends in B2B, and Managing Creative Chaos", "Opinion: Nordstrom Canada Farewell", "Opinion: Nordstrom Canada Farewell" and "From Chaos to Content Mastery: Opal CEO George Huff's Journey" from podcasts like ""Mint Techcetra", "The Marketer Show", "The Retail Insider Podcast Network", "The Interview Series by Retail Insider" and "The Elevate Media Podcast"" and more!

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    Sora Unleashed, Are Filmmakers in Peril? Satoshi Nakamoto, The Banksy of Bitcoin & Air Canada's Chatbot Blunder | Weekly Tech Storm

    Sora Unleashed, Are Filmmakers in Peril? Satoshi Nakamoto, The Banksy of Bitcoin & Air Canada's Chatbot Blunder | Weekly Tech Storm
    OpenAI's latest launch that can create realistic and imaginative scenes from text prompts - has taken the world by storm! But will film industry professionals lose their jobs to this technology? Is this the end of the road for filmmakers like Christopher Nolan who still prefer to use physical tools during their shoots to create visual effects? What do Indian film experts and educators like Chaitanya Chinchlikar from the renowned Whistling Woods International have to say about Sora? And will big brands be able to use this AI model freely without worrying about copyright laws? Speaking of which, hosts Shouvik, Leslie and Deepti also discuss the court case where Air Canada lost to Jake Moffat after its chatbot hallucinated fake policies to the customers. From there they segue into the topic of Satoshi Nakamoto, Craig Wright and the mysteries of Bitcoin. Tune in for the juiciest scoop on all things tech this week! And stay ahead of your peers.

    Jess Cook on Content Marketing, Trends in B2B, and Managing Creative Chaos

    Jess Cook on Content Marketing, Trends in B2B, and Managing Creative Chaos

    We spoke with Jess Cook about the state of content marketing, trends in B2B, and managing creative chaos. Jess is the Head of Content @ LASSO, and the Co-host of the “That's Marketing, Baby” podcast. She’s led cross-functional teams in SaaS, b2b, and vertical software. Let’s get into the episode.

    Here’s what you’ll learn:

    • Should you focus on short- or long-form content?
    • How B2B content has changed over the years
    • How to manage creative chaos as a content marketer

    Opinion: Nordstrom Canada Farewell

    Opinion: Nordstrom Canada Farewell

    Craig and Lee discuss the final exit of Nordstrom from Canada after almost 8 years, including the smashing of fixtures by staff in Vancouver during liquidation, challenges Nordstrom had in Canada, speculation on future of old Nordstrom locations and an American Nordstrom discussion.

     

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    Opinion: Nordstrom Canada Farewell

    Opinion: Nordstrom Canada Farewell

    Craig and Lee discuss the final exit of Nordstrom from Canada after almost 8 years, including the smashing of fixtures by staff in Vancouver during liquidation, challenges Nordstrom had in Canada, speculation on future of old Nordstrom locations and an American Nordstrom discussion.

     

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    From Chaos to Content Mastery: Opal CEO George Huff's Journey

    From Chaos to Content Mastery: Opal CEO George Huff's Journey

    Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at big organizations like Target, Starbucks, and Whole Foods? Join us as we sit down with George Huff, CEO of Opal, and unravel the chaotic world of content strategy. George shares his journey of creating Opal, a platform that has become the secret weapon for top brands in organizing their content creation process.

    Discover how to tackle your own marketing chaos by planning ahead, using the right tools, and conducting regular editorial meetings. This insightful conversation with George will help you create a structured content strategy that delivers results for your business. Plus, we dive into the intriguing concept of being able to speak all languages or being able to talk to animals - which would you choose?

    But it's not all business talk - George opens up about his experiences as an entrepreneur, the challenges of staying grounded, and the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Learn how meditation, having a clear vision, and fostering open conversations with your children can help you achieve success in both your professional and personal life. Don't miss this enlightening discussion with the CEO of Opal, and learn how to better organize your content strategy and master the art of work-life balance as an entrepreneur.

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    Ep - 31 The High Cost of Convenience

    Ep - 31 The High Cost of Convenience

    Grocery price inflation is over 16% making it difficult to budget.  The discounters are regularly the cheapest in research by Which?, the consumer group, but often customers do not have one of their stores nearby.

    Sainsbury and Tesco are the cheapest of the big supermarkets , but we have to be careful which of their stores we use. Tesco Extra and Sainsbury Local do not have the same prices as the group's larger stores. 

    Which? estimates that regular shoppers at Tesco Extra can pay more than £800 extra a year with the likes of Kipling Bakewell slices costing 28% more at the smaller stores.  At Sainsbury Local the extra cost can be £400 a year.   Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup was 19% more at the Local stores.  

    So, they are definitely too expensive for a big shop.   Too often we call in for a bag of pasta and are tempted by other items and end up buying a full basket at the expensive store.   

    There is also less choice with big branded groceries taking up lots of space on the shelves.   The loyalty prices offered to Nectar and Clubcard holders may also not be available. 

    The most essential thing is to allow time wherever you shop.   Rushing in to a store on the way home is likely to cost you more than you can afford.

    Please send ideas questions, tips and warnings about rip-offs to Mrs Mean through the contact page on her website: mrsmeanmoneyshow.co.uk or to infomrsmean@gmail.com

    Ep 424: Creating a Win-Win in Licensing Partnerships With Yanal Dhailieh, Peace Collective

    Ep 424: Creating a Win-Win in Licensing Partnerships With Yanal Dhailieh, Peace Collective

    Licensing is a partnership. You can pay as much as you want to get those licenses, but there’s no point if you’re losing money. How can you make the partnership a win-win for you and the companies you work with?

    In this episode, Jordan West and Yanal Dhailieh talk about what it takes to have incredible partnerships with licensing partners and how to create a win-win relationship with them.

    Listen and learn in this episode!

    Key takeaways from this episode:

    • If you want to get a license for a particular brand, reach out to their licensing team or product teams, and start building the relationship.
    • Focus on branding and building a community first.
    • You have to understand who you want to reach out to and partner with to get your foot in the door.
    • Find out how you’ll make brands excited to work with you and why you should be working together.
    • Create as much content as possible.
    • Continue creating products that you are passionate about and find people that align perfectly.


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    Yanal Dhailieh is the founder of Peace Collective, a lifestyle apparel brand that allows individuals to show pride in who they are and where they come from.

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    Website: https://www.peace-collective.com/


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    With customizable workflows and reporting features, Finale empowers you to streamline operations and scale your business with ease, preventing overselling and maximizing profitability.

    Whether you're juggling multiple platforms, expanding your product range or just looking for a way to reduce operational chaos, Finale has the tools you need to succeed. Step into the future of e-commerce with Finale Inventory.


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    Zachary Angelini of Timberland and How Big Brands Can Facilitate Big Change

    Zachary Angelini of Timberland and How Big Brands Can Facilitate Big Change

    In this episode, Daniel converses with a new friend and fellow collaborator, Zachary Angelini, who was the Environmental Stewardship Manager of Timberland and is a GreenBiz 30 Under 30 awardee. Zach talk about how, if big brands are to truly make a difference in co-creating a more beautiful world, they need to transpose their age-old systems of competition  into visions of collaboration. 

    Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking up a copy of the book! Go to www.robiniainstitute.com and use the coupon code "denusion" to get 50% off your order and get free shipping! This gives you the book at cost, a blessing, we hope.

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    Doritos marketing: Then and now

    Doritos marketing: Then and now

    Before Disneyland opened in 1955, Frito-Lay’s founder Herman Lay wanted in on the action. Lay struck a deal with Disney to open a Mexican restaurant, Casa de Fritos, as part of the theme park’s experience. 

    Enter Alex Foods, Casa de Fritos’ tortilla distributor. Owned by the Morales family, California immigrants from Sonora, Mexico, Alex Foods delivered ingredients to the restaurant for years. One day a salesman noticed stale tortillas in the garbage and told the kitchen they could salvage them by frying them up and serving them with seasoning. 

    The salesman’s name is lost to history, but the idea itself wasn’t original. Doritos are a variation of the totopo, a tortilla that’s been fried, baked, or toasted. That nacho cheese dust, though? Yeah, that’s not a Doritos’ invention, either: James L. Kraft patented processed cheese in 1916, and with the help of Samuel Percy’s 1872 invention of spray-dried dairy products, cheese dust emerged. ... (Continue). 

    Sustainable Packaging: A Report From the Trenches

    Sustainable Packaging: A Report From the Trenches

    As we continue our special series for The Reusies™, the first ever National Reuse Awards, we invite you to listen in on a conversation with Matt Prindiville and Erin Simon from World Wildlife Fund (WWF) who is one of our honorary award judges. As WWF’s Head of Plastic Waste and Business, Erin discusses how her expertise as a packaging engineer influences her work today to support consumer goods companies in discovering (and using) more sustainable packaging options and helps cultivate ideas around systems that are truly better for the planet. 

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    LOCK. MY. WINE. DOWN. From big brands to counter-culture wine...

    LOCK. MY. WINE. DOWN. From big brands to counter-culture wine...

    So what's been happening to wine during lockdown? It's the BIG question on everyone's lips - and the answer is not what you might expect. We dive right into the debate, throwing about facts, figures and opinions as we go. It does seem as if people revert to the familiar in times of crisis - and we're not afraid to treat ourselves a bit either. With this in mind, we launch a Twitter hullabaloo then taste test the biggest of all wine brands (car crash? Maybe...) After all that excitement, we go to the other end of the spectrum and get views from historic club The Wine Society and 'counter-cultural' wine bar and shop Diogenes the Dog. It's another wine rollercoaster of an episode - hop on, and don't look down.

    Activision Blizzard Knows The Video Game Industry Hasn't Done Enough to Cater to Big Brands, But Jonathan Stringfield is Working to Change That

    Activision Blizzard Knows The Video Game Industry Hasn't Done Enough to Cater to Big Brands, But Jonathan Stringfield is Working to Change That

    Activision Blizzard's Jonathan Stringfield breaks down why marketers have been so slow to embrace video games and how he thinks the prolonged stay-at-home lockdowns are opening many brands eyes to the medium's power. Stringfield also discusses the various options available to brands, from traditional ads in mobile gaming to rewarding gamers with virtual goods - as well as how most marketers are funding big game initiatives.

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    Are big brands at risk of losing market share to private labels on Amazon?

    Are big brands at risk of losing market share to private labels on Amazon?

    In this episode we talk about the growing private labels on Amazon and whether big brands are at risk of losing market share to these newly evolving brands.

    We have a special guest Travis Rudolph. Travis is the founder of Trek Strategy which is a strategy consulting firm that helps manufacturers transition their existing businesses into the eCommerce channel.  Travis has a passion for brands, retail, and an unparalleled expertise of how Amazon works and what makes them tick. He has spent over 20 years in retail, working for industry leading brands Netgear and Nestle.