The Powerhouse
Illuminating perspectives on current marketing topics and trends to spark your interest.
Your brand’s ‘innie’ and ‘outie’: are you showing up the same inside and out?
There’s a moment in Severance that sticks with you. One version of you clocks in. Another clock is out. And the two never meet. That’s the idea behind “innie” and “outie.” Two versions of the same person, split down the middle.
In branding, the split is just as real—the way a company presents itself outwardly and what’s happening behind the scenes. The tone. The culture. The way people are treated. The way decisions are made.
Engaging executives when your product is for individual contributors
Executives? They hold the purse strings. If they’re not on your side, your product won’t go anywhere. Simple as that.
But here’s the catch—they’re not interested in the nitty-gritty. They want to know how your product fits into the big picture. How does it move the company forward? How does it drive growth, save costs, or make life easier for the whole organization?
Bridging the gap between sales and marketing teams
Sales and marketing? They’re like oil and water sometimes. Both want the same thing—growth—but they’re working with different playbooks. Marketing pushes leads. Sales wants quality. Simple, right? Not really.
How to choose the right fractional marketing executive
A fractional marketing executive is your secret weapon for big results without the liability. They bring proven experience and senior leadership to your team and your business on an as-needed basis.
Top brand strategy mistakes and how to avoid them
Your brand strategy serves as the foundational framework for every message and marketing tactic. It informs your audience of your identity, the significance of what you do, and why they should care. Without it, even the most aesthetically captivating brand feels empty.
The role of traditional media in integrated marketing
Think traditional media is outdated? Think again. While digital channels grab the focus, traditional media holds a distinct influence that can’t be disregarded.
What does a part-time marketing executive do?
A part-time marketing executive isn’t simply a budget-friendly choice. They’re strategic experts who build strategies, drive growth and development, and adapt to your needs. This model is both smart and efficient. And it might be exactly what your business needs.