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81. The Unicorny Manifesto: Why 'phony wars' kill marketers' credibility

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In this episode of Unicorny, Dom goes solo again and challenges the common perceptions of B2B marketing, stressing the need for a comprehensive understanding that goes beyond promotional activities.

He examines the notion that B2B marketing is ineffective and advocates for a balanced approach that incorporates both traditional and modern marketing theories. Dom critiques the polarisation in marketing debates and highlights the necessity of nuanced, practical strategies for real-world success.

  • Understand marketing beyond promotions
  • How marketing impacts business outcomes
  • The debate between differentiation and distinctiveness
  • The importance of balance and flexibility in marketing activities

Can we redefine our approach to B2B marketing for better results? Tune in to find out!

Links

LinkedIn: Dom Hawes

Website: Unicorny.co.uk

Sponsor: Selbey Anderson

Related Unicorny episodes:

80. The Unicorny Marketing Manifesto: What marketing is

Other items referenced in this episode:

74. Breaking boundaries by bootstrapping broadcast

Uncensored CMO, B2B brand building in the era of AI with Jon Lombardo and Peter Weinberg

This is the B2B century, and marketers will be the ones to lead it by Peter Weinberg & Jon Lombardo, MarketingWeek

Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning (STP)

64. Perfect positioning: April Dunford's playbook for success

Marketing Management, Global Edition Paperback – International Edition, 24 Nov. 2021

"The market-based assets theory of brand competition", B.Sharp, J.Dawes, K.Victory, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, Volume 76

How Brands Grow: What Marketers Don't Know by Byron Sharp

How Brands Grow Part 2 by Jenni Romaniuk, Bryon Sharp

It’s time we admit marketing jargon is holding the profession back by Johnny Corbett, MarketingWeek

77. The secret sauce to marketers' mojo?

AML group are shortlisted for an IPA award

Chapter summaries

Introduction and recap of the last episode

Dom Hawes sets the stage by revisiting key points from the last episode, emphasizing the importance of understanding marketing as a comprehensive discipline that impacts overall business success.

Addressing misconceptions in B2B marketing

Dom responds to the claim that B2B marketing is ineffective, highlighting the successful practices of B2B marketers and questioning the basis of such criticisms.

The importance of marketing in business success

Dom presents statistics and insights to demonstrate the significant role of B2B in the global economy and argues against the notion that B2B marketing is failing.

The dangers of polarisation in marketing debates

Dom critiques the polarisation in marketing discussions, drawing parallels with political and cultural divisions, and advocates for a balanced, nuanced perspective.

Differentiation vs. distinctiveness

An analysis of the ongoing debate between differentiation and distinctiveness in marketing, exploring the historical and theoretical underpinnings of both approaches.

Practical applications of marketing theories

Dom discusses how both differentiation and distinctiveness can be applied in real-world scenarios, stressing the importance of context and flexibility in choosing the right strategy.

The role of marketers in business

Dom underscores the simple yet crucial role of marketers in driving business success by focusing on customer satisfaction and effective market engagement.

Conclusion: Embracing a balanced approach

Dom concludes with a call for marketers to embrace a balanced approach, integrating various marketing theories and practices to best serve their unique business contexts.

  continue reading

99 episodes

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Manage episode 435150414 series 3361976
Content provided by Dom Hawes. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dom Hawes or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this episode of Unicorny, Dom goes solo again and challenges the common perceptions of B2B marketing, stressing the need for a comprehensive understanding that goes beyond promotional activities.

He examines the notion that B2B marketing is ineffective and advocates for a balanced approach that incorporates both traditional and modern marketing theories. Dom critiques the polarisation in marketing debates and highlights the necessity of nuanced, practical strategies for real-world success.

  • Understand marketing beyond promotions
  • How marketing impacts business outcomes
  • The debate between differentiation and distinctiveness
  • The importance of balance and flexibility in marketing activities

Can we redefine our approach to B2B marketing for better results? Tune in to find out!

Links

LinkedIn: Dom Hawes

Website: Unicorny.co.uk

Sponsor: Selbey Anderson

Related Unicorny episodes:

80. The Unicorny Marketing Manifesto: What marketing is

Other items referenced in this episode:

74. Breaking boundaries by bootstrapping broadcast

Uncensored CMO, B2B brand building in the era of AI with Jon Lombardo and Peter Weinberg

This is the B2B century, and marketers will be the ones to lead it by Peter Weinberg & Jon Lombardo, MarketingWeek

Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning (STP)

64. Perfect positioning: April Dunford's playbook for success

Marketing Management, Global Edition Paperback – International Edition, 24 Nov. 2021

"The market-based assets theory of brand competition", B.Sharp, J.Dawes, K.Victory, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, Volume 76

How Brands Grow: What Marketers Don't Know by Byron Sharp

How Brands Grow Part 2 by Jenni Romaniuk, Bryon Sharp

It’s time we admit marketing jargon is holding the profession back by Johnny Corbett, MarketingWeek

77. The secret sauce to marketers' mojo?

AML group are shortlisted for an IPA award

Chapter summaries

Introduction and recap of the last episode

Dom Hawes sets the stage by revisiting key points from the last episode, emphasizing the importance of understanding marketing as a comprehensive discipline that impacts overall business success.

Addressing misconceptions in B2B marketing

Dom responds to the claim that B2B marketing is ineffective, highlighting the successful practices of B2B marketers and questioning the basis of such criticisms.

The importance of marketing in business success

Dom presents statistics and insights to demonstrate the significant role of B2B in the global economy and argues against the notion that B2B marketing is failing.

The dangers of polarisation in marketing debates

Dom critiques the polarisation in marketing discussions, drawing parallels with political and cultural divisions, and advocates for a balanced, nuanced perspective.

Differentiation vs. distinctiveness

An analysis of the ongoing debate between differentiation and distinctiveness in marketing, exploring the historical and theoretical underpinnings of both approaches.

Practical applications of marketing theories

Dom discusses how both differentiation and distinctiveness can be applied in real-world scenarios, stressing the importance of context and flexibility in choosing the right strategy.

The role of marketers in business

Dom underscores the simple yet crucial role of marketers in driving business success by focusing on customer satisfaction and effective market engagement.

Conclusion: Embracing a balanced approach

Dom concludes with a call for marketers to embrace a balanced approach, integrating various marketing theories and practices to best serve their unique business contexts.

  continue reading

99 episodes

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