Managing Marketing

Business & Economics Podcasts

Managing Marketing is a weekly podcast hosted by the marketing subject matter experts at TrinityP3 Global Marketing Management Consultants. Each podcast is a conversation with a thought-leader, expert, professional or practitioner of marketing, media,...

Episodes

The Starcom Leadership Team Discuss With Darren What Being A Media Agency Partner Means In An AI World

Jarrod Allen And Darren Navigate The State Of Play Of SEO and GEO

Joel Kleber And Anton Reveal The Truth Behind Jim’s Group’s Success

Amanda Connors And Darren Talks About How To Thrive With A Diverse Marketing Career

Ellie Angell And Darren Reveal Insights From Agency Pitches Gone Wrong From The Undercover Consultant

John Elbing And Darren Discuss Storybuilding As A Technique For Building Brand Stories

Ahron Young And Darren Talk On The Role Of News Media For Brands And Business

Angela Tangas, Jack Smyth And Darren Discuss Unlocking the Power of Agentic AI for Brands

Jon Wild And Anton Talk About Simplifying Marketing To Easily And Successfully Execute At Scale

Lydia Feely, Kylie Ridler-Dutton And Darren Chat Navigating The Marketing Landscape: Insights For The Year Ahead

TrinityP3 Consultants Talk About The Issues Facing Marketing And How To Address Them

John Minty And Darren Discuss The Importance Of Measuring Advertising Agency Operational Performance

Natasha Aaron And Darren Discuss Navigating The New Era Of Marketing Leadership

Dan Ferguson And Anton Reveal The Secrets Behind Scaling Ecommerce

Nathan Hodges And Darren Discuss Navigating The Growing Complexity Of Agency Roster Management

Abe Kasbo And Anton Discuss The Responsible Use Of Digital Marketing For Mid Market Advertisers.

Ian Perrin And Ellie Chat On The Power of Client-Centric Agency Models

Darryn Wallace And Darren Discuss Balancing Tradition And Evolution At Bega Foods

Michael Moszynski And Darren Chat On The Technology Future of Agency Pitches

Katie Dally And Darren Discuss Two Sides Of The Marketer And Agency Divide