Philip Kotler Turns 94 Celebrating the Godfather of Marketing Today, we raise a glass (or perhaps a beautifully positioned product placement) to the father of modern marketing himself – Professor Philip Kotler – who turns 94.For those of us in the marketing world, Kotler isn’t just a name on a textbook spine. He’s the reason
How to Set Up Hosting for Your Website A Marketer’s Guide That Won’t Send You to Sleep So, you’ve finally decided to launch your website. Whether it's for your personal brand, side hustle, sustainable dog treats empire, or marketing consultancy - first things first: you need hosting.Now, if the word “hosting” makes you think of
What the Voice of the US CMO Means for Marketers in 2025 Future-Proof or FOMO? The latest Censuswide Voice of the US CMO report is out, and it’s packed with insights that marketers can’t afford to ignore. Think of it as your annual sense-check, to see where things stand, with plenty of food for
The Great British Chocolate Wars: Cadbury, Mars & Rowntree How Three Chocolate Giants Used Innovation, Storytelling and Strategy to Shape the Sweetest Marketing Battle in British History This article explores the marketing and product development battles between three of Britain’s most iconic confectionery companies: Cadbury, Mars, and Rowntree. We dive into their origins, innovation strategies,
Eurovision Voting Power Blocs, Politics and Public Perception If Eurovision is Europe’s biggest party, then the voting round is the awkward family dinner where everyone pretends to play fair while quietly passing votes to their favourite cousin.We all joke about it — “Oh, Greece gave twelve points to Cyprus again, shocker.” But under the camp
The Marketing Power of Eurovision Sequins, Slogans and Strategic Storytelling Each May, millions of people across Europe (and way beyond) gather around their screens for an annual ritual that’s part music show, part political soap opera, and part glitter explosion. That’s right: The Eurovision Song Contest.It’s often described as camp, chaotic, and comically over-the-top. But
Work-Life What Now? Finding Balance Across Life’s Stages in the Marketing World We can sometimes be accused of seeing “work-life balance” as one of those buzzwords that sounds lovely in theory - but in practice? It can feel like a cruel joke.Because let’s be honest. Marketing is demanding. Life is demanding. And the idea of
Leadership That Listens How Marketing Managers and Directors Can Foster a Mentally Healthy Work Culture Mental Health Awareness Week has rightly shone a spotlight on movement, pressure, and practical tools for managing workload. But if you're reading this as a marketing manager, head of department, or director, there's one vital piece we haven’t covered yet
Tools to Tame the Chaos How Marketers Can Manage Workload Without Losing the Plot Marketing isn’t just a job - it’s a multi-tab lifestyle. One moment you’re deep in Google Analytics, the next you’re presenting a pitch, coordinating social media, fielding feedback from legal, AND wondering if your fifth coffee counts as lunch. If pressure
Under Pressure How Marketers Can Cope (Without Exploding Like a Misfired Campaign) So, Mental Health Awareness Week has got us moving more - physically, hopefully emotionally - and now it’s time to dig into something even more pressing: pressure itself.Let’s be honest. Marketing is basically professional pressure in a PowerPoint. Deadlines. KPIs. Campaigns that must
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