We're joined by Gemma Paterson from Legal & General for Liam's final episode as host of the show. Gemma brings a ton of experience to the show and also grew up down the street from Liam, so it's a fitting end to his time. Gemma is currently Head of People, Development, Experiences, and Innovation at Legal & General and previously spent around eight years in marketing working before moving into an internal role. Over those years, she's worked for top brands like BP, Monsoon, First Direct, and HSBC. During the episode, we talk about innovation and why it's more than just tech. Gemma tell ..read more

We had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Dave Harland on this week's episode of 20 Minute Marketing. Dave is one of the best freelance copywriters that you'll find. He's renowned for telling wonderful and whacky stories via his LinkedIn profile and other social platforms. Dave is also known as The Word Man and helps both businesses and agencies to make an impact with words. If there's one thing you do today, subscribe to his weekly .  During the episode, we chat about Dave's journey into copywriting and what inspired him to get started. We then talk about how his writing style has ch ..read more

This week's episode of 20 Minute Marketing is one of the most fun episodes we've ever recorded. We're joined by Ed Stapleton from Shandy Shack. Ed launched Shandy Shack in 2018 with two friends after they realised they could no longer hack a hangover. After trialing new drinks, they discovered that mixing craft beer and high-quality sodas provided a great alternative. So, Shandy Shack was born. During the episode, Ed shares insights on how Shandy Shack transformed from an initial idea into a national brand that is stocked at Sainsbury's. We talk about marketing strategy and how Ed and his co-f ..read more

We're joined by Pamela Hopkinson from Social Media Solutions on episode 76 of the show. Launched by Pamela in 2021, Social Media Solutions provides social media training, consultancy, and management services. So, it makes sense that the episode focuses on social media strategy optimisation. During the episode, talk about the current social media landscape and how it has changed over the past twelve months. We cover the big platforms but also discuss sites like Pinterest, Reddit, and Quora, and the value they offer to businesses. Pamela also shares her thoughts on whether businesses should be a ..read more

This week we chat with Wiehan Britz on episode 75 of the podcast. Wiehan is a digital marketing consultant that has been in the industry for over ten years. He originally started out as an SEO specialist but has worked across the marketing realm such as CRO, A/B testing, paid social, and more. So, we could call him a veteran marketer. The episode focuses on measuring efficiency, business growth, and identifying opportunities. Wiehan talks us through two different frameworks and how they can support businesses. The first framework is the Efficiency GAP Analysis Scorecard, which Wiehan created h ..read more

This week we're joined by Lloyd Williams from Socially Powerful, a global attention marketing agency. Lloyd is the Head of Strategy and he specialises in social media best practices and onboarding new business. During his career, he's worked with global brands like Kit Kat, Aero, Budweiser, Desperados, and more. The episode focuses on social media and how brands can grab the attention of followers. Lloyd tells us what attention marketing means and why he loves working in the social media industry. We then talk about influencer marketing and some of the misconceptions around the industry. Lloyd ..read more

We're joined by Gary Gumbleton on episode 72 of the show. Gary joins us from Capital Content, a creative and dynamic digital agency that balances what looks good with what works. He is also one of the best video storytellers on the planet. During the episode, we chat about telling stories through video. Gary and Liam discuss some of the things that have prevented Liam from creating video content in the past and how those issues can be overcome. Gary shares two different types of video content that can be created - rational and emotional videos. We also talk about the value of batch creation an ..read more

We chat with Lisa Eaton on the podcast this week who is a leading marketer in the North East and has over 20 years of marketing experience. Lisa is the Founder and Managing Director at Unwritten Group, a fully integrated strategic communications agency. Last year, Lisa launched Fabric which is an academy that helps marketers to develop an integrated marketing and communications strategy from scratch. So, she's the go-to if you want to create and implement a top-level marketing strategy for your business. During the episode, we talk about being a generalist marketer. As the Managing Direct ..read more

We're really excited to share episode #70 of 20 Minute Marketing with you. This week, we are joined by the co-founder of PodMatch, Alex Sanfilippo. PodMatch is a matchmaking tool that automatically connects podcast hosts and guests for interviews. The site launched last year and now has over 6,500 members that are looking to connect. During the episode, we talk about the initial launch of PodMatch and the reasons why Alex wanted to launch a matchmaking service for podcast hosts and guests. Alex then tells us about some of the different marketing tactics that he has used successfully to increas ..read more

This week, we're joined by Peter Ballard and Dicken Doe from Foolproof, which is a global experience design company. Both Peter and Dicken bring a ton of experience to the show and bring a very unique topic to the show. Peter is the co-founder of Foolproof and VP Head of Marketing at Zensar and Dicken is an Experience Design Director at Foolproof and specliasies in data, analytics, and application of AI. So, they have a great combination of experience and knowledge.  The focus of this episode covers a very unique and cool topic. We discuss how retailers and B2C sites can drive acquisition ..read more