The 7 essentials

The 7 essential marketing elements that must be consistent all the time, everywhere and for everyone Marketing isn’t fluff. You don’t do it for fun. It’s there to drive your business forward. Getting marketing right starts before you begin thinking about strategy and tactics. It is fundamental to the way you run your business – […]

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Why thought leadership works for B2B marketing

Does thought leadership work for B2B marketing? How? Why? Thought leadership is growing in popularity as a tool to help support brand-building and visibility – and business founders and leaders often use it to help augment their personal brand. When thought leadership is done well, it has a huge impact on the effectiveness of your […]

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Thought Leadership report

Thought Leadership readiness report: Remedy Marketing launches free Thought Leadership Quotient test Helping B2B leaders learn their TLQ and appreciate their thought leadership readiness, capabilities and opportunities Remedy Marketing has launched the free Thought Leadership Quotient (TLQ) test for B2B technology founders and leaders who want to explore the idea of engaging in thought leadership. […]

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Peloton vs Lego

Peloton vs Lego: A lesson in how to make smart marketing decisions Or: what to do and not to do when making promises to your customers I’ve written about tech-connected fitness brand Peloton and my concerns about the impact of their decisions on their reputaiton. Yet, for the luckless stationary cycle manufacturer, the disastrous news […]

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How Hubris Wrecks Reputation

How Hubris Wrecks Reputation – lessons from Peloton, Brewdog and Prince Andrew Hubris, has been been on my mind of late – especially around reputation. Defined as excessive pride or self-confidence, it is something of which all business and brand leaders should beware… Prince Andrew provides a chilling reminder about the fragility of reputation, the […]

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