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7 Biggest Online Advertising Blunders

Henry DeVries

Today with digital advertising everything is trackable. You would think the age of advertising waste is a thing of the past. Digital advertising expert John Horn shares some of the mistakes he sees companies consistently making with their online advertising.

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Uncovering the Truth in Advertising w/Sue Kruskopf, KC Truth CEO Ep#126

Strategic Planning and Management Insights

Sue Kruskopf is the founder and long-time CEO of KC Truth, an advertising agency founded on cutting through the BS and getting to the truths about clients brands. She's also the founder of MyWonderfulLife.com, a free site where you can plan and personalize your own funeral.

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Ogilvy’s Carla Hendra: Power and Privilege in Advertising

Harvard Business

An advertising executive opens up about how power and privilege affect representation within her industry.

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Coronavirus: Leadership during a Crisis

CaseInterview.com

The need for effective leadership is especially acute during a major crisis. In a crisis, good leadership requires four things: Provide Accurate, Frequently-Updated Information. The more you read, the more they make in advertising.]. The first step of crisis leadership is to provide accurate information.

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Thought leadership – by any other name would it smell as sweet?

Tom Spencer

Firms regularly visit target school campuses, and buy online advertising on LinkedIn and Facebook to boost their applications. There are no bus stop advertisements for McKinsey & Company; no online pop-up ads for the Boston Consulting Group. The second marketing effort, marketing to attract clients, is less visible.

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Four Ways To Use Key Influencers To Generate Word Of Mouth Advertising

Henry DeVries

Invest quality time in key relationships with those who have the most credibility and experience, with the largest spheres of influence, ensuring they understand the full value of your solution and what it can mean for their business.

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What Skills Do Firms Want in Aspiring Consultants?

Tom Spencer

Being a consultant is no easy feat, and almost every successful consultant is characterised by competent mastery of the following 5 key skills — problem solving, leadership, data and quantitative skills, teamwork, and communication.